Confederate Sons and Daughters School Proposed at Asbury Park
The Nations Dancing Masters Convention opened with prayer. Rockefeller supported Western flood relief with 23 40. A monument to Southern soldiers is no longer required. a Confederate school for soldiers’ children is proposed. Capt. B J Ewen testified he was offered 5000 to not testify against Curtis Jett in the Jackson Kentucky murder case.
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Asbury Park
Chattacooza
B. J. Ewen
Curtis Jett
J. B. Marenm
Jackson
Jett
Land transfers and property deals in Columbia district records
A compilation of property conveyances shows multiple transfers in Columbia's districts. Individuals such as N Galloway, Jack Campbell, Rachel Barker, Mrs Mayme B Newman, J B Gibson, Alexander Gibson, W D Brooks, Frank Hall, and N D Brown appear in transfers of acres and lots across 12th to 18th districts plus ward properties. Considerations range around several hundred dollars with notes of “consideration of premises” and “to rot in Atheist” appears as a garbled fragment.
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N. Galloway
Flint Campbell
Jack Campbell
Rachel Barker
Mayme B. Newman
Ward Tp
Oil Columbia
City of Colombia
J. B. Gibeon
W. D. Brooks
Frank Hall
Alexander Gibson
Wm. Barker
Lotin
Columbia
Alsin
Felix McLean
Alex Gibson
H. Johnson
Brooks
N. D. Brown
Jennings Et. al
J.B. Nicks
Tom Pipe
Masterful Eloquence at Mississippi Capitol Dedication
Bishop Charles B. Galloway delivered a masterful address at the dedication of Mississippi's new state capitol, praising the state's heritage and its leaders. He lauded Jefferson Davis and Sergeant S. Prentiss as paragons of patriotism and eloquence, noting their influence on Mississippi's history and the nation.
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Chas. B. Galloway
Mississippi
Missisippi
Charles B. Galloway
Espincopa
Ohare
Leeds
Mississipp
Geoius
Bie
Capitol
Republic of Saving
S&s. Prentise
Tuney
Enagio
Southwest
Viewsburg
Jackson
New Orleans
Prentiss
Mississippi Senator Delivers Nation Moral Reflections Satirical Pamphlet
The speech honors Mississippi leaders and national unity, praising Reconstruction era policies, advising white and black citizens to seek brotherhood, and urging Southern cooperation with Northern states. It extols memory of leaders like Lamar, Clay, and Lee, and discusses the Negro question, national patriotism, and public service as the core duty of Mississippians.
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Keely
Mississippi
Peste
National Brotherhood
Commonwealth
England
York and
Lancaster
Citadel Pas Quebeck
Wolfe
Montcalm
Abraham
London
South Africa
Krager
Fom
great _funda
Edmund Burke
America
Statuary Hall
Washington
Hawkes
Robert E. Lee
William McKinley
Ita
South
Vinikh
Zenanne
Benjamin HH
Hill
Atlanta
Himeself
Great Siberian Railway
Eterralla
Republis
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D. Rockefeller
T. J. Cornwall
Fessemer
Ala
the Herald
Jefferson Davis
Sargeant
Etar
Natchez
Peru
Renator W
Sullivan
Micsiesippi
W.¥. Sullivan
Romulus Z. Linney
North Carolina
Kaw
Matt
Etralh
Perna
United States
Congress
Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarina
Columbus
Sonal
Lucius
Lamar
Mississppi
Calhoun
Henry Clay
Samuel
Rob Bangs
Germany
Aliea
Jere Black
Patoo
Waterloo
Lord Byron
Childe
Harold
Misalaaippi
Henry Cliry
Alleghany Mountains
Sion
Mr. Clay
Uribane
Sam
Rockies
Alleghantes
Brice
American Commonwealth
Baw
Tor
Congressman Romulus Z-Linney
John B. Clark
Congressinea
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