Mississippi Pension Distribution and Charter Surrenders
The auditor reports pension warrants issued to most Mississippi counties with several still awaiting returns. Large variances in county allowances are listed, with Monroe County receiving the largest warrant and Issaquena the smallest. Two oil mills surrendered their charters Columbus Cotton Oil Company and Planters Cotton Seed and Crushing Association, possibly indicating future merger activity. Public land sales yielded 5 155.20 for November. Supreme Court rules whipping in prison is unconstitutional, prompting planned rule revisions amid concerns over prior lash practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Alcorn
Amite
Attala
Benton
Bolivar
Calhoun
Carroll
Chickasaw
Choctaw
Claiborne
Clarke
Clay
Coahoma
Copiah
Covington
DeSoto
Franklin
Greene
Grenada
Hancock
Harrison
Hinds
Holmes
Issaquena
Itawamba
Jackson
Jefferson
Jones
Kemper
Lafayette
Lauderdale
Lawrence
Leake
Lee
Leflore
Lincoln
Lowndes
Madison
Marion
Marchale
Monroe
Montgomery
Neshoba
Newton
Noxubee
Oktibbeha
Panola
Pearl River
Perry
Pike
Pontotoc
Prentiss
Quitman
Rankin
Scott
Sharkey
Simpson
Smith
Sunflower
Tallahatchie
Tate
Tippah
Tishomingo
Tunica
Union
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Webster
Wilkinson
Winston
Yalobusha
Yazoo
Quilmnan
Monroe County
Mississippi
Columbus Cotton Oil Company
Columbus
Miss
Planters’ Cotton Seed and Crushing Association
Greenville
Capitol commission meets in Jackson on finishing building
The capitol commission held a regular monthly session in Jackson. The building is now within about five months of completion and furnishing it may be discussed at the next meeting. Progress on the interior remains, with much still to be finished. New Cotton Factory plans announced in Lincoln county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Commission
Jackson
E. H. Easterling
Moreton & Helms Lumber Company
Felix May
Cold Springs
Lincoln County
II Ees
Trustees of Industrial Institute Case Upheld by Court
The Supreme Court affirmed the trustees of the Industrial Institute and College against Auditor Cole. The auditor refused to issue a warrant for the college interest fund due to lack of legislative appropriation. The court held the auditor cannot draw a warrant without an appropriated fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Trustees of
the Industrial Institute and College
Cole
Mississippi Episcopacy Vacancy Sparks Wide Interest
Following the death of Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson a state wide vacancy in the Episcopal Church arises. The diocesan council will meet in January to elect a successor to the late bishop, while Mississippians seek a worthy leader to honor his memory and intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Hugh Miller Thompson
Thompson
Choctaw Indians Depart Meridian for Dawes Lands
About fifty Choctaw Indians left Meridian last week for Ardmore I T to take possession of lands allotted by the Dawes commission. They travel from interior counties around Meridian with Neshoba county supplying the largest group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Ardmore
I. T
Dawes Commission
The
Civilized Tribes
Neshoba County
Notorious Pike County killer captured and returned to prison
Last week Tom Garner, the Pike County murderer who escaped Rankin farm weeks ago, was recaptured by Sheriff Leggett and deputies. He was brought to Jackson by train for confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Garner
Pike County
Rankin Farm
Garner
Pike
Leggett
Jackson
Gretna Green Marriage at Newton in the Rain
W. H. Cooper and Miss Ludie Thomas wed in a Gretna Green style ceremony at Newton last week. Justice C. H. Doolittle performed the ceremony as the couple sat in their buggy in the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
W. H. Cooper
Ludie Thomas
Justice C. H. Doolittle
Petition for commutation in Thomas Glenn death sentence
A petition was filed with Gov. Longino last week seeking commutation of the death sentence for Thomas Glenn who is to be hanged at Natchez on December 30. Glenn was convicted of murdering a man named Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Glenn
Natchez
Longino
Glenn
Carpenter
Five New Rural Free Delivery Routes Approved for Clay County
Five new rural free delivery routes are approved for Clay county to start soon. Two routes will serve West Point, two Cedar Bluff, and one Abbot, expanding mail service for residents in these communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
West Point
Cedar Bluff
Abbot
Sam Keys Died in Jail After Grand Jury Charge
Sam Keys bound over on a assault and battery to murder Henry Canon died in New Albany jail last week. Rumor claimed Canon were dumped in a pond by four others, but body not found. A letter claimed from Canon at Duck Hill surfaced at preliminary hearing. Mississippi Poultry and Pet Stock Association directors met at Aberdeen and moved the score card show from West Point to Aberdeen with dates shifted to January 14–17, 1903. the event touted as the South’s largest exhibition this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Keys
Grand Jury
Henry Canon
New Albany
Canon
Duck Hill
Mississippi Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Aberdeen
West Point
South
American buyers flood UK cattle trade with high priced stock
London reports an unprecedented flow of American thoroughbred cattle buying high quality stock for breeding and exhibition. Prices reach 2100 to 6250 dollars per head as buyers such as C. E. Marvin of Lexington and J. S. Goodwin of Chicago import dozens of animals, including Herefords and Angus, with Dexter and Kerry cattle rising in popularity under aristocratic patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
St. Louis Exposition
C. E. Marvin
Lexington
J. S. Goodwin
Chicago
Armours
United States
Kerry
Ireland
England
Lady Lansdown
Yankee from Russia urges new reciprocal treaty
Enoch Emory, a wealthy Russian merchant who left Gloucester 35 years ago to trade at the mouth of the Amoor river, visits New York and calls for a new commercial treaty. He argues that the United States and Russia share friendly ties and must avoid bickering over minor goods, aiming to supply Russia with machinery and various products on favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Enoch Emory
Russia
Gloucester
Siberian
Amoor
United States
Mr. Emory
Boston Cattle Quarantine Shifts Glimpse of Relief
Acting Consul Clipperton reports no reply from Britain to a cable seeking change in the quarantine on New England cattle shipments. Trade stalls as officials seek official word on foot and mouth disease and potential Portland shipments of western Canadian cattle. Dr Salmon notes slaughter plans delayed by heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clipperton
New England
Portland
Washington
United States
Salmon
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Fierce Flock Fight as Eagle Grabs Illinois Man
William Boatright and his brother encountered a gray eagle in the woods near Harrisburg Illinois. The bird attacked Boatright bruising and biting him before they restrained it with rope and carried it home to be killed. The eagle measured eight feet one inch from tip to tip marking a rare sight in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ill
William Boatright
Boatright
Death of Mrs. Henry G. Davis in West Virginia
Washington reports the death of Mrs Henry G. Davis wife of the former West Virginia senator and mother in law of Senator Elkins. She died at Graceland her summer home in Elkins West Virginia on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Elkins
Navigation on the Danube disrupts Romanian wheat shipments
Cables from foreign markets rise as Danube navigation closes disrupting Romanian wheat shipments. In Chicago higher opening prices reflect firm cables, robust northwest demand, and strong export activity. William Smedley, famed Chicago choirmaster since 1885, plans retirement due to advancing blindness at age 67 after long service in New York and Chicago churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Smedley
St. James Episcopal Church
Smedley
Trinity Church
New York City
All Angels’ Church
New York
England
Former Speaker Thomas B Reed Dies in Washington
Former Speaker Thomas B Reed died at 12 10 am after six days illness from Brights disease. His family was present at the end and he had attended the Senate and visited with colleagues earlier in the week. Reed had been briefed on appendicitis symptoms then kidney trouble emerged. The Gridiron club held a banquet nearby as news of his death spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas B. Reed
Bright
Mr. Reed
Reed
United States Supreme Court
Capitol
Congress
F. A. Gardner
Wynne
Maj
John M. Carson
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Reed a Maine Leader and Speaker of the House
Born October 18 183 in Portland Missouri Reed rose from Maine law and state politics to the U S House serving eleven years and twice as Speaker He directed floor procedure shaping legislation and voting patterns before retiring in 1897 to practice law in New York City with Simpson Thatcher Barnum He wrote political essays for magazines and newspapers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reed
Portland
Dartmouth College
Maine
House of Representatives
Reed
House
New York City
Simpson, Thatcher & Barnum
No. 10
Wall Street
Winter Grip Forces Mass Exodus Across England
London reports an unusually severe winter with people leaving as soon as possible. The crisis affects many who can relocate seeking relief from the harsh weather across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Cuban children ordered released to California school
Washington reports that 11 Cuban children detained in New York by immigration authorities for weeks have been ordered released by the treasury department and will immediately proceed to Point Loma Universal Brotherhood school in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Treasury Department
Point Loma
Universal Brotherhood School
California
Editor F Henry Richardson Struck By Stroke In Atlanta
F Henry Richardson editor of the Atlanta Journal and noted lecturer was stricken with apoplexy in Atlanta Georgia his condition described as serious by January reporters citing medical staff at the scene and noting his prominence in journalism and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
F. Henry Richardson
The
Atlanta Journal
Germany Feigns Aid for Unemployed as Cold Sparks Voting
Berlin reports cities respond to harsh winter by voting relief for the jobless. Dresden has just approved a $25,000 contribution to aid unemployed citizens amid the severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Dresden
Hillard Named Controller for St. Louis and San Francisco
New York reports C. W. Hillard a former treasurer of Chicago and Eastern Illinois has been appointed controller of the St. Louis and San Francisco with offices in New York. The post is a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. W. Hillard
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
St. Louis
San Francisco
Murderous Actor Barry Johnstone Dies From Wounds
Barry Johnstone the actor who shot and killed Kate Hassett of Keiths Bijou theater stock company died in Hahnemann hospital after lingering for a week. His death resulted from peritonitis following self inflicted wounds amid jealous motives. Kate Hassett known as the wife of Chicago businessman Everett Beckwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Johnstone
Kate Hassett
Philadelphia
Keiths Bijou Theater Stock Company
Hahnemann Hospital
Johnstone
Syracuse
Miss Hassett
Everett Beckwith
Chicago
Michael Hassett
Aurora, II
Bloodhounds Close On Burglars After Jail Break
In Red Key Indiana on December 8 four men charged with robbing the McKinney hardware store G W Smiths grocery and the Home restaurant broke jail Sunday Charles Smith of Peoria Illinois and Charles Rogers escaped while James Campbell of Kenton Ohio and James Carroll of Pittsburgh Pa were captured after a roughly two mile country chase Bloodhounds followed the trails of Smith and Rogers near Hartford City but they had not been caught as officers remained on the lookout there is strong expectation they will be captured soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Key
Ind
McKinney Hardware
G. W. Smith
Charles Smith
Peoria
Charles Rogers
James Campbell
Kenton
James Carroll
Pittsburg
Smith
Rogers
Hartford City
Tannery in Ridgeway Burns in Gas Explosion
Eagle Valley tannery in Ridgeway Pennsylvania was destroyed by a Sunday morning fire caused by a natural gas explosion in the engine room. The loss to buildings runs about 75 000 with leather and hides losses between 250 000 and 300 000. Insurance coverage is reported adequate. The Elk Tanning Company district tied to United States Leather Co. will shed many jobs as rebuilding begins. Bark piles in yards escaped the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Eagle Valley
Elk Tanning Co
United States Leather Co
Steamer Tar Prince Burned at Sea Near Canary Islands
The Prince line steamer Tar Prince Capt. MacFarlane sailing from New York Nov 10 and St Vincent Nov 23 for Port Natal was burned at sea Nov 25. The crew and passengers were saved by Argyll from Tyne to Algoa Bay. The crew were later transferred to Goth at Table Bay and the passengers to their destinations aboard Argyll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Prince Line
Tar Prince
MacFarlane
New York
St. Vincent
Port Natal
Argyll
Tyne
Algoa Bay
Goth
Table Bay
Southampton
Two suicides reported in same Indianapolis hotel
Indianapolis, Dec. 8. Robert Killian a musician recently from St. Louis and Thomas Sharp a young Indianapolis man committed suicide in a local hotel. Killian used morphine and Sharp took poison or a similar agent. Sharp was found in agony and died at City Hospital. Killian was found dead in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Killian
St. Louis
Thomas Sharp
Killian
Sharp
City Hospital
Girl Found Shot in Springfield Hotel Room
Annie Mc Mahan a local hotel domestic was found dead in her room along with William Pittman an employee of the Frisco shops who was slightly wounded Pittman says the girl shot him in a jealous frenzy and then killed herself Police found the victim shot in the back Pittman is held for investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Annie McMahan
William Pittman
Pittman
Fire destroys Mc Phee & McGinity planing mill vault
A Sunday fire at Mc Phee & McGinity planing mill in Denver began in the savings vault and destroyed property valued at about 120000. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
McPhee & McGinity
Wage Shift For Mexican International Machinists
In Ciudad Porfirio Diaz the Mexican International machinists will be paid 3.30 dollars daily with a 3.50 rate for boilermakers on a gold basis or in Mexican silver at the current exchange rate. The change reflects new American-style wages for Mexican railroads, replacing the old pay scale. In Chicago a separate note reports a heavy Christmas exodus of Scandinavians returning home, with a special train carrying 600 excursionists to Norway and Sweden, including a brass band and American and Nordic flags. Most will return to the United States after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Tex
Mexican International
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Chicago
Northwest
Middle West
Motherland
New York
Norway
Sweden
United States
Patos Island Dispute Backed by Caracas Britain
Venezuela and Britain clash over Patos Island near Guiana with diplomatic exchanges from 1901. Caracas cites proximity and March 1845 treaties while Britain relies on historic possession and Codazzi maps. President Castro may seek arbitration though Britain resists, deeming ownership clearly British.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Venezuela
Foreign Office
Caracas
London
Patos Island
Great Britain
Augusto
London Foreign Office
Patos
Guiania
International Law Institute
Trinidad
Spain
Ayuntamiento of
Huevos
Monos
Madrid
Codazzi
Castro
Warships Reach LaGuira as Vessels Arrive
Caracas reports the English cruiser Retribution from Bermuda and the German cruiser Gasell from Willemstad anchored at LaGuaira. The Spanish warship Nautiles also arrived at LaGuaira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Retribution
Bermuda
Gasell
Williamstad
LaGuaira
Nautiles
Consul General Thomas Nast Dies in Guayaquil
Consul General Thomas Nast died Sunday after a three day illness from yellow fever in Guayaquil Ecuador. He was buried at five pm with the Stars and Stripes on the coffin and prayers by the British consul. Nast, born September 27 1840 in Landau Bavaria, rose to fame as a caricaturist and cartoonist before his posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Harper's
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Thomas Nast
Nast
New York
Landau
Bavaria
United States
MURDERS HIS YOUNG FRIEND IN DRUNKEN FRENZY
Benjamin Wagner of Monroe street fatally shoots his nephew David Barr a clerk at a Washington avenue wholesale house in a department store incident then kills himself. The tragedy follows a disorderly Sunday afternoon in St Louis. Bloomington NL reports an unusual funeral for Miss Augusta Rueger who died serving as bridesmaid at a friend’s wedding and was to wed next week with her dress as her gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Wagner
St. Louis
Monroe Street
David Barr
Washington Avenue
Bloomington
Augusta Rueger
Mississippi Methodists close the Northern District session in Tupelo
The North Mississippi Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church wraps up its annual session in Tupelo. The statistical secretary tallies 43,816 members and 518 churches with various missions funds and parsonages valued at hundreds of thousands. Appointments covering Sardis, Grenada, Durant, Columbus, Aberdeen, Corinth, and other districts are announced by Bishop Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Miss
North Mississippi
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
American Bible Society
Bishop Key
Sardis
W. T. Sullivan
W. C. Harris
Como
J. D. Cameron
Senatobia
L. M. Lipscomb
Arkabutla
C. P. Moss
Coldwater
Love's
S. M. Thomas
Tyre
W. L. Groves
Batesville
West Burgess
D. W. Bobb
Courtland
A. 0. L. Savage
Wood Street
Water Valley
J. M. Bradley
Main Street
J. H. Boss
J. M. Huggin
Coffeeville
D. M. Geddie
Oxford
John R. Comeliss
Paris
R. T. Nolen
R. P. Neblett
Toccopola
R. I. Allen
Slate Springs
A. A. Martin
Minter City
Strathmore
W. S. Sleepman
Cas Cilla
C. W. Bailey
Pittsboro
J. H. Rodgers
Ellzy
J. N. Fynn
Charleston
J. W. Roper
Grenada College
J. M. Wyatt
Winona
J. H. Mitchell
Presiding Elder
W. W. Woollard
J. Ritchie
Rurnt Hill
S. B. Sharp
Lexington
Tehula
T. C. Weir
Sturgis
W. F. Rodgers
Ebenezer
W. G. Burks
Louwisville
J. A. Hall
Eudora
Maybew
G. W. Gordon
Bellefontaine Mission
J. T. Lockhart
Chester
H. M. Young
Poplar Creek
E. C. Sullivan
Belzona
J. T. McWhorter
Inverness
J. T. McCafferty
Pickens
A. H. Williams
McCool
W. C. Curtis
Millsaps College
W. B. Murvale
Columbus
J. W. Dorman
T. W. Lewis
Second Church
J. B. Randolph
J. A. Poe
J. T. Murrah
Boyle
J. W. Pinson
Glen Allen
Benoit
L. O. McKeown
Cleveland
J. W. Price
Tunica
J. R. D. King
Shelby and
Marigold
W. T. Browning
Friars Point
H. P. Crowe
Clarkedale
R. M. Sandifer
Duncan
W. W. Jones
Lula
Lyon
J. J. Brooks
Corner on turkeys prompts price surge nationwide
A Kansas City firm claims to own nearly the entire visible Christmas turkey supply in Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska, contracting for 500000 pounds and driving higher prices. In Fort Smith Arkansas the Prairie Creek mines at Huntington sold to New York capitalists for 400000 dollars, with possession due February 15, excluding nearby anthracite mines and company merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Fort Smith
Ark
Prairie Creek
Huntington
New York
T. W. M. Boone
Harry Salls
Col. Wm. Blair
American National Bank
H. F. Rogers
Notable Civil War Figures and Legal News Across U S
Obituary of John Elliott Ward of Dorchester Ga former Savannah mayor and diplomat followed by dispatches on Caleb Powers winning a new trial in Goebel murder case. Noted crimes include Harvey Logan sentenced to 20 years. Warden J M Parchman resigns. Confederates plan a Grant monument in Richmond dedicated by Thirteenth Virginia cavalry veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elliott Ward
Dorchester
Frankfort
Caleb Powers
Goebel
O'Rear
Powers
Cantrill
Thirteenth
Virginia Cavalry Regiment
Western Branch
Norfolk County
Richmond
Gen
Ulysses S. Grant
Roosevelt Denies Pardon for McKnight Embezzlement Conviction
President Roosevelt refuses clemency for J. M. McKnight convicted of embezzling funds from the German national bank of Louisville Kentucky where he served as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
J. M. McKnight
German National Bank of
Louisville
Fifteen Year Old Kills Grandfather Near Rock Hill
Col lin Collins, 15, shot and killed his grandfather J C Sparks near Rock Hill. Collins claims accidental shooting but had previously threatened the man’s life. The case raises questions about motive and intent in a fatal domestic incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collin Collins
J. C. Sparks
Rock Hill
Collins
Train Collision at Fulton Leaves Two Hurt in Ky
A fast Illinois Central passenger train struck a switch engine at Fulton Kentucky. Fireman Walker and the express messenger were hurt. Passengers were uninjured. Daisy Nelson of Paducah Kentucky died and her mother was seriously burned when Daisy's clothing caught fire from a grate while bathing a pet dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Fulton
Walker
Daisy Nelson
Paducah, Ky
William H Murray Arrested in Tennessee in Murder Case
William H Murray also known as Howard was arrested in Dunlap Tennessee by an Illinois officer on a charge of murdering Woodrome a 25 year old man at Williamsburg Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Murray
Howard
Dunlap, Tenn
Woodrome
Williamsburg
Briensburg Woman Miss Zula Walker Dies in Suspicious Circumstance
Miss Zula Walker of Briensburg Kentucky died suddenly and both she and her child were buried in the same grave in a case described as suspicious by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula Walker
Briensburg
Lincoln Portrait to Grace Mississippi Hall of Fame
A portrait of Abraham Lincoln will be placed in the Mississippi state capital hall of fame alongside a portrait of Gen Robert E Lee, honoring two historic figures in the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Abraham Lincoln
Hall of
Gen
Robert T. Lee
Burglars Enter Henryville Store and Seize $2500
Burglars robbed the John S. Kelly store in Henryville Alabama blowing the safe and taking about 2500 dollars in cash and valuable papers. Suspects unknown and investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Kelly
Henryville
Ala
Mississippi board refuses to probe Dr Backstrom case
Indicted for poisoning Convict Oliver Strong, Dr Backstrom’s case is not investigated by the Mississippi board of control. In Louisville Kentucky Ben Poll shot twice by Mrs John Thiering who says he betrayed her daughter. Poll may die. Arm struck with poker in Union City Tennessee killing T C Cunningham. Jim Green and Moach Williams killed in Tuscaloosa Alabama over scrap iron. Canton Mississippi man William F McDonald sentenced to ten years for bigamy. Engineer William Bethel dies from injuries after Central City Kentucky wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Board of Control
Oliver
Mississippi Board of Control
Backstrom
Oliver Strong
Ben Poll
Louisville
John Thiering
Poll
Jim Green
Moach Williams
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Williams
William F. McDonald
Canton, Miss
Fire at Henderson Destroys Several Businesses
Fire in Henderson Kentucky destroyed several business buildings causing an estimated loss of about 50000 dollars. The blaze damaged shops and warehouses, with authorities investigating the cause and extent of the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Absus
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Nall
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Boston Cattle
Illinois
Davis
Thos
Hillard
Mississippi Methodists
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Corrain
Prairie Creek Deal
Harvey Logan
Montana
Knoxville
Tenn
Clark
Logan
United States Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
W. F. McDonald
Bigamist
Canton
B. H.trotter
McDonald
J. M. Parchman
Mississippi State Farms
Grant
McKnight
Union City
Elmore Cunningham
T. C. Cunningham
Tuscaloosaa
William Bethel
Central City
Paducah
Henderson, Ky
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