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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1903

Page

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Judge Praises Farmers Defense Amid Whitecapping Debate

In Amite county Judge Jeff Truly denounces white terror and social equality fears while defending farmer interests. The Mississippi Archives seeks input from descendants of early state makers, and notes court rulings on railroad rebates favoring Gulf & Ship Island. The issue of child labor, health exams, Yazoo canal work, and Copiah cotton totals are also reported.

Amite County Jeff Truly Judge Truly Department of Archives and History Mississippi Ferdinand Claiborne Richard Sparks Christopher Rankin James C. Wilkins Cowles Mead John Joer Josiah Simpson John Steele Daniel Williams William Lattimore John Ford Novel Jordan Louis Winston James Patton Confederate Congress Israel Welsh Henry C. Chambers J. T. Lampkin J. W. Clapp Historical Department Dunbar Rowland Archives and History Enochs Laurel Cotton Mills Gulf & Ship Island Road Supreme Court Knochs

Supreme Court reverses Fu gitt death sentence on juror incompetence

The Mississippi Supreme Court last week reversed the death sentence of Joe Watt Fugit for the murder of Ron Cunningham in Prentiss county. The decision cited incompetence of three jurors after a 25 issue of error in the appeal. Also reported W T Boykin surrendered in Clarke county for murder and wounding, claiming self defense.

Supreme Court Joe Watt Fugitt Fugitt Ron Cunningham Prentiss County Price W. T. Boykin Sabel Clarke County Marvin Long Jackson Long Marvin Meridian Young Long Long

Lapel Buttons Debut in Mississippi Governorship Campaign

The article notes that lapel buttons, popular in the United States for eight years, appear for the first time in Mississippi during the current gubernatorial race. Vardaman club members in several towns wear miniature likenesses of their candidate, with expectations other candidates may also use buttons before the campaign ends.

United States Mississippi Vardaman Clubs

Mississippi Teachers Prepare for State Convention

Vicksburg hosts the State teachers convention in late April with Prof. C. P. Kemper notified that about a thousand teachers will attend. County Sunday School associations will select delegates to the Mississippi Sunday School Association meeting in Canton on April 28–30, with five delegates per county and names sent to Isaac D. Borders of Brooksville. Natchez governing board meets to reconsider sale of $150 000 municipal waterworks bonds after no bidders. they raise the rate to 5 percent and grant a sixty day extension to complete the sale.

State Board of Health State Board of Dental Examiners Jackson Mississippi Vicksburg C. P. Kemper Mississippi Sunday School Association Canton Isaac D. Borders Brooksville Natchez

Webb Appeals for Confederate Beauvoir Home Support

Brig Gen Webb reports $258 raised for the Confederate Beauvoir Home with $9.30 from Lexington camp $160 from Port Gibson camp and $5 from W D Ratliff. He urges all camps to send funds promptly to open the home at once.

Webb Beauvoir Lexington Port Gibson W. D. Ratliff

Mississippi to tabulate last year insurance business

Insurance Commissioner Cole awaits reports from two companies before starting the tabulation of Mississippi insurance activity for last year. The statistics will cover premiums collected and losses paid, marking the first collection of this kind in the state and promising an interesting general report.

Cole Mississippi

Jackson Lighting Company Forms to Cut City Lighting Rates

The Jackson Lighting Company organized last week with capital stock of 25000 dollars, most of which is paid in. It will compete with the current lighting firm, which also holds the street railroad franchise and charges high rates. the new company promises a 50 percent reduction in lighting charges.

Jackson Lighting Company Street Railroad

Pearl River Falls Slow. Flooded Fields Delaying Pearl River Valley

Pearl River continues to fall though backwater covers fields along its course. Farming work in Pearl River valley will be delayed if no more rain arrives in the next ten days. Four prisoners from Hinds county jail remain at large, suggesting a planned, well assisted escape. Governor approves charter for Doughtie Miller Furniture Company in Jackson with $20000 capital. incorporators are J E Doughtie Calvin Wells Jr E R Miller and T J Wells.

Pearl River Pearl River Valley J. E. Leland W. E B. McDonald Hinds County Doughtie-Miller Furniture Company Jeckson J. E. Doughtie Calvin Wells, Jr E. R. Miller T. J. Wells

Man Freed From Jail Helps Flee Suspect Then Recaptured

Hatch Walton released Charles John a Black prisoner serving a petit larceny fine from Monroe county jail and took him to his farm. The next night Johnson stole Walton's horse near Amory and was captured by a Walton led posse. Johnson received a flogging and was jailed.

Hatch Walton Charles Johnson Monroe County Hamilton Johnson Walton Amory

Secretary calls meeting for Mississippi Poultry and Stock Association

Secretary John R. Young issues notice for a meeting in Aberdeen on April 14 to elect officers. The third annual exposition is set in Aberdeen from December 14 to 19, 1903.

John R. Young Mississippi Poultry and Pet Stock Association Aberdeen

Destructive Fire Ravages J J Newman Lumber Mill

Last week a massive blaze hit the J. J. Newman Lumber Company’s large sawmill in Hattiesburg. The main mill, dry kilns, and vast lumber quantities were destroyed in what is described as the town’s worst fire.

Hattiesburg J. J. Newman Lumber Company South

Merchants and Farmers Bank Opens in New Albany

The Merchants and Farmers Bank of New Albany opened for business last week. The bank is well equipped with up-to-date fixtures. R N Patterson serves as cashier.

the Merchants and Farmers Bank New Albany R. N. Patterson

Merchants' Union Insurance Co Expands in Mississippi

The Merchants Union Insurance Company, organized at Meridian, has paid the state license fee to operate in Mississippi and is now a full fledged active insurance company.

Merchants’ Union Insurance Company Meridian Mississippi

Bishop Galloway Confined by Grip at Jackson Home

Bishop Galloway lies in bed at his North Congress street home in Jackson due to an attack of the grip. The condition is acknowledged by his doctors and he is reported resting.

Bishop Galloway North Congress Street Jackson

Rev Jean Sykes Bigamist Appeal Filed From Circuit Conviction

Circuit Clerk Brasner of Claiborne County filed the full evidence volume in the case of Rev. Jean Sykes a bigamist convicted at the last term of Circuit Court and sentenced to ten years. Attorneys McMartin and McDonald will forward the documents to the Supreme Court as an appeal is taken.

Brasnesr Claiborne County Jean Sykes Bigamist McMartin & McDonald Supreme Court

Contest to showcase farm boys corn at World’s Fair

Illinois farm boys are urged to enter corn exhibits for a $3000 prize pool in St Louis. Superintendent Will B Orwell has mailed 120000 circulars outlining rules for youth in every county to ship corn to Carlinville and then to the fair. Prizes include a pure bred Aberdeeen yearling calf valued at 700 and many $3 to $700 awards.

St. Louis Illinois Will B. Owwell Agricultural Department A. L. Kerrick Bloomington Carlinville

Delinquent Poll Tax List Exposes Lafayette County Residents

A lengthy roster lists Lafayette County Mississippi residents who did not pay poll tax by February 1, 1903. The names span numerous precincts and include Blake, Barr, Brown, Cook, Frierson, Houston, Jones, Kin, Lee, McEwen, Patterson, and many others. The notice serves as a formal delinquency record for election purposes.

Lafayette County Mississippi Towit N Blake Marshall Barr Madison Bruce Rufus Brown W. I. Barr Geo. Buford John Barr Silas Barr Lee Ruf Barry Charley Britton Ben Boone Tom Barry Wes Brown N. (. Borroum Dan Blake Gilbert Badley Sam Briggs Dean Buford Alber Buckner Joe Bell WiIl Taino Geanaien Cook Charley Cook Charley de Campbell Henry Couch Frank Duncan Ben Dooley J. BH. Turham Jim Duncan Jim Davidson Jo Evans Frierson Jaco Frierson Joe Gibson Henry Gable Judge Gillam Robi Gregory Joe Hall Hannah Bert Harris Robr Harris Cain Henderson CJ Harvey Bishi Harris Altons Jolly Mose Jones N. H. Johnson Jones Robi. Jones Rufus Johnson John Johnson Jerry Kimmons Will Kilgore John Kilgore Alber Lett Charley Lundie Reube Ligon Lige Lee Richmond Lafayette Chancery Court of State John, R. Hoskins State of

World’s Fair Fireworks Begin for St Louis Dedication

St Louis prepares for massive fireworks for the world’s fair dedication on April 30. Set pieces reach nearly half a mile long and 100 feet high with millions of explosives and color-producing chemicals. Three days to inflate the central balloons, expert aeronauts in charge, and initial volleys launched from 1000 feet up.

St. Louis St. Loui Europe America Nore

Fire Threatens Clay Village in Mount Pisgah Area

A wildfire has raged for days on Mount Pisgah in Clay County West Virginia and threatens the village of Clay, prompting prayers for rain as officials fear imminent destruction. The blaze continues to advance with no immediate containment reported from Cumberland Maryland.

Mount Pisgah Clay County W. Va Cumberland Clay

Riots in Batoum and Baku Suppressed by Troops

The Official Gazette at Tiflis reports riots recently in Batoum and Baku, the petroleum center of Russia, were suppressed by troops. The Baku vice-governor was injured. many people were arrested and sentenced to various terms in prison.

Batoum Baku Russia St. Petersburg Tiflis

Train Kills Man Who Escaped Insane Hospital

E. D. Keefe a wealthy Manito resident was struck and dragged by a Chicago and Alton train near Woodson after escaping from the Illinois insane hospital during the night. His mutilated body was found Sunday morning and investigators report he had been dragged about a mile.

Jacksonville E. D. Keefe Manito, Til Chicago & Alton Woodson Keefe Illinois Insane Hospital

Sunday Arrivals Break Ellis Island Record in New York Harbor

Immigrant arrivals at Ellis Island broke Sunday records as 4 569 people passed chutes by nightfall aboard ships including the Philadelphia Campania Savoie and Graf Walder. Many moved toward new homes or were held in detention compartments as the rush season begins. March totals show 64 000 so far with Tuesday expected to add thousands, far surpassing last year’s 454 000.

New York Ellis Island Williams Philadelphia Campania Savoie Grafwaldersee

McKean Led Philadelphia Ledger Twenty Years

William V McKean died at 83 after nearly two decades as editor in chief of the Public Ledger in Philadelphia. He began journalism in 1850 with John W. Forney, served as chief clerk of the state house 1853 to 1856, and was secretary to James Buchanan during his presidential campaign. He became Ledger editor in 1864 and retired in 1891.

Philadelphia William V McKean The Public Ledger McKean John W. Forney Pennsylvania State House of Representatives James Buchanan

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