Lure of the National Capital Draws Ex-Congressmen Back
The Washington capital city exerts a strong pull on former senators and representatives who drift back during sessions and adjournments. Many stay on due to money or appointments, while some former leaders like General Grosvenor and Charles Grosvenor remain influential in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ana Farnor
Congress
General Grosvenor
Charles Grosvenor
Chang Clark
Grosvenor
Cannon
Senators Homeward Bound After Washington Careers
The article notes former representatives and senators increasingly returning home due to age, distance, or loss of office. It highlights figures like Stewart of Nevada and Dalzell of Pennsylvania, praises veterans who stay in Washington, and recounts a lengthy filibuster by Gore La Follette and Stone over currency legislation and statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Groavenor
Tong Na John Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Dalzel
Congress
Dalzell
Growvenor
Utwlar Recan
Pittsburg
White House
Tnlson
John
Senate
House
Stone
Missouri
Gore
Oklahoma
la Follette
Wisconsin
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Gare
Plains
la Mollette
Washington
le Follett
Sin
Ike
Milbuster
Walking For Health And Digestion Benefits
A discussion extols walking as a moderate exercise that aids digestion and regulates liver function. It claims walking after meals improves digestion, can help thin individuals gain weight healthily, and may even aid in overall toxin elimination through better oxygenation. A digressive anecdote follows about a pharmacist misreading a customer’s name, sourced from the Boston Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Alos Iputher
State Capital Notes on Rail Tax and Local Affairs
State notes tax classifications for railroads with first class lines at 22.50 per mile and lists several trunk line carriers. It also covers third class properties, ongoing funding for a Confederate monument, gas strikes in Jackson, and comments by Col. Charles Scott and others on public projects and health campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Ilinois Central
Yauxo
Mississippi Valley
Maiine
Mobile & Ohio
Alabama
New Orleans
Wella
Jackson
Plan Fight on Weevil at McNeil Farm Meet
A large gathering of farmers met at the state agricultural experiment station in McNeil to discuss preparing for the Mexican bean beetle outbreak expected across the southern part of the state next year. A casket dinner followed before an address by A Casket dinner was gorged on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misala- Ripph
McNeil
Mos
United State Departmere of Agriculture
Prisoner Dyke Edwards Described in Penitentiary Record
The Oktibbeha county circuit court sentenced Dyke Edwards to life, affirmed by the supreme court, for the murder of Dr A F Aichamvote in Sturels on Christmas Eve. A penitentiary record provides Edwards physical description: age MM, birthplace Mississippi, height 11 inches, weight 140 pounds, brunette with brown eyes, scar on right hip, long scar above left hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyke Edwarde Brenke
Oktibbeha County
Supreme Court
Dyke Edwards
Imum Dorer
A. FP
Aichamvote
Sturels
Puutgner
Little Ones Happy Outing From Orphanage
One hundred children from the ate Bleaippl Methodial orphanage enjoyed a day outing at Crystal Springs Chautauqua. Transportation was provided by the street railway company and the MMinute Cente. A coach and other conveyances from Jacko Crystel Byrings and return aided the excursion, with ample supplies and planned activities for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs Chautauqua
Thorngent
Street Railway Company
Mminute Cente
Jacko
nAmiaston Bs Ac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Picummeud
Fer
Jon Dazell
Sen
Tom Gore
Robert O Fomlet TE
M- Clale
Stewart
Silver” Stewart
Nevada
Nevada Mountains
Thora Ik
Spooner
Capitol
Hentways
Spanner
ES J. John
Wenale
Sen. Sohn
W. Stewart
Walking For Health
Sullivan, Michael
East Benton
Haid
Michael
Boaton Journal
Scott
Charles Scott
Therippe
Gen. Lowry
Rosedale
Committee of United Confederate Veterans
Women of the Confederacy
H. Clay Sharkey
Gen
Camp Perry
Adjt
Buckeye
Prof
Huddleston Til
G. W. Huddleston
Millenus College
State Board of Examiners
Department of Education
Quite
Huddleston
State Fair
Jim McDonnell
State Use Association
Forte
Wrights
Curtlasea
Baldwins
Minsissipp! Land Tm
Davis
Mississippi
Union
Missionippi
United States
Bureau of Vital Statistics
G. M. Bagget
J. H. Nelms
Lower Levee Board
Mr. Nelms
Gov
Noel
W. H.pitagerald
Edward Collins
Mr. Baggett
Gav
Crump
Baggett
Messrs
Pitegerald and
Collins
Charles Lott
United Confederate Veterans
Laat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!