Mississippi Seeds Growth Across State For Prosperous Future
The article urges Mississippi farmers to grow more corn to curb rising grain costs, notes a strong cotton outlook if corn is homegrown, and highlights Water Valley’s business league, a new railroad extension, and trucking ventures in Hattiesburg and Yazoo. It praises Mississippi’s credit, laments foregone western migration, and calls for roads, land investment, and youth retention to build the state’s resources.
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Water Valley
J. J. Peacock
J. B. Cahill
Farmers’ Union
Calhoun City
the Sunday News
Hattleeburg
Goodyear
Hattiesburg
State Democratic Committee Sets Aug 1 Primary Date
The State Democratic executive committee in Jackson announced August 1 as the date for the first nominating primary election.
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State
Democratic Executive Committee
Jackson
Home Mission Society Meets at West Point
The annual meeting of the Woman's Work of the Methodist Church gathered at West Point. The group reports raising 85500 during the past year across the church territory. Clarksdale will host the next meeting.
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Home Mission Society of the Methodist Church
West Point
Church Territory
Clarksdale
Climax of the reunion as Gen Lee shields Bryan
In Richmond the United Confederate Veterans memorialized Jefferson Davis as crowds cheered William J. Bryan and banners played Dixie. Gen Stephen D. Lee halted political calls from the crowd, preserving Bryan from an embarrassing appearance and maintaining decorum at the ceremony.
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Richmond
Maryland
Monument Avenue
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
United Confederate Veterans
South
William J. Bryan
Mnarch
Stephen D. Law
Mrs. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Gen. Lee
Georgia Plate Presented to President Roosevelt Visit
President Moonwvalt received a gold plate from Georgia officials marked Georgia Day Jamestown Ter Centenary Exposition dated June 10 1907. The 6 by 10 inch keepsake shows Bullock Hall Georgia arms and Theodore Roosevelt inscription, in a Georgian wood box.
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Washington
Moonwvelt
Georgia
Bullock Hall
Joseph M. Terrell
United States
W. N. Mitchell
Georgia Commission
Feeling of unease in Tokyo over U S San Francisco stance
Washington frets as Tokio reportedly voices discontent with American attitude toward the San Francisco troubles. Officials had welcomed Gen Kuroki’s Washington Jamestown visit, prompting surprise at signs of friction amid a broader sense of good relations. The cause of Tokyo’s reported shift remains unclear to U S authorities.
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Washington
Tokio
America
San Francisco
Gen. Kuroki
Jamestown
Japan
Plight of Tuberculosis Focus Prompts Health Calls
Atlantic City Dr. Frankling Dye urged the Anti Tuberculosis League to emulate the state effort to curb the white plague. Dr Ambler of Nashville warned the nation is going legislation mad over creating consumptive hospitals.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Frankling Dye
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Ambler
Nashville
Tenn
United States
Securities decline on New York Exchange amid gloom
The New York Stock Exchange faced a further drop as brokers hit new low prices for years. Selling of 40,000 foreign shares and news of a $2,000,000 gold export deal intensified market pessimism, with New York Central sliding to 108 1/4.
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New York
Stock Exchange
New York Central
Waterspout damage tops fifty thousand in Kentucky
Reports indicate damage from a waterspout in Kentucky will exceed 50 000 dollars. Livestock bridges fencing and outbuildings were washed away across Nicholas Pendleton Wolfe Lee Grant Harrison Bourbon Montgomery Bath and other central and eastern counties. Mail carrier Hiram Blair is missing in Nicholas County and is believed drowned or killed by lightning.
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Lexington
Nicholas
Pendleton
Wolfe
Lee
Grant
Harrison
Bourbon
Montgomery
Bath
Kentucky
Hiram Blair
Nicholas County
Memorial Day Observances Across Cities Amid Rain
Memorial day events unfold in Washington Moberly Greenville Greenville Illinois Gettysburg and Carthage with parades, cemetery decorations, and speakers including Senator Curtis Rodenberg and Congressman Tawney. In Philadelphia naval veterans cast flowers into the Delaware. Chicago Chronicle announces its final issue and ceases publication.
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Washington
Wsuel
Old Chord
Detriet of Columbra
Moberly
Oakland Cemetery
Robert Campbell
Mo OK
South
Edward Dueger
Curtis
Charles Curtis Rodenberg
Greenville
W. A. Rodenberg
East St. Louie
Galena
Kas
Delaware
Philadelphia
Independence Square
John Barry
Kuroki
Lincoln
Chicago
Karen Kuroki
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Union
Oakwood
Gray
Dignitaries Attend Harbor Salute Marking Garibaldi Anniversary
In honor of the duke of Abrizzi the presence of warships in the harbor sparked a national salute. The 25th anniversary of Garibaldi's death was observed though rain prevented further planned demonstrations.
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New York
Duke of Abrizzi
Garibaldi
London Exchange Man Kills Himself
London-Frank Bygyd May, a stock exchange member, was declared insolvent and committed suicide. He was a cricket player and a well known sportsman.
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London Exchange
London
Frank Bygyd May
The
Stock Exchange
Mr. May
French Cruiser Chan zy Sinks After Grounding
Paris reports the French cruiser Chan zy ran aground on Saddle islands on May 20. Bulkheads burst and the crew abandoned ship as the vessel sank offshore.
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Paris
Minister of Marine
Chanzy
Saddle Islands
Strikers Return to Work in San Francisco Accord
The ironworkers' strike in San Francisco ends with twenty thousand workers resuming duties under pre strike conditions.Job actions conclude with workers returning to sites and employers restoring prior terms.
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San Francisco
Memorial Day Observances at Lincoln Home
Springfell UL hosts Memorial Day visits to Lincoln home and burial place with a daytime stream of guests. In the afternoon Stephenson Post G A R presided as Col Matthews of Pittsfield spoke as department commander of Winds and war orator, stressing reconciliation between north and south.
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Springfell
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln’ Monument
Holt
Stephenson Post
G. A. It
Matthews
Pittsfield
Department of Winds
Grand Army of the Republic
Mia
Memorial Day Exercises Await at National Cemetery
Springfield readers learn Memorial day exegises for the Grand Army will be held at the National cemetery on Sunday. Confederate veterans plan grave decorations the same day and local camps may join the service if possible. Edtor E.R. BE MeJimeey of the Springfield Republican will oversee the event.
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Springfield
Eairly
Pomenient
National Cemetery
E.R. BE
MeJimeey
Springfeld Republican
Ireland's land struggle spreads to grazing farms on eleven months' lease
Dublin reports a renewed agitation in congested districts as peasants target grazing farms under eleven months' leases. Roscommon Kings County and North Monaghan emerge as centers of unrest with evictions remembered and land redistribution demanded to secure tenant holdings.
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Dublin
Ireland
Aystom Mid
Roscommon
Kings County
North Mpperary
Lawlwsness
Heavy rain drenches St. Louis with 2.28 inches over 15 hours
St. Louis, Missouri endured the heaviest rainfall in months Thursday afternoon through Friday morning, totaling 2.28 inches over about 15 hours. The storm brought little wind and no electrical disturbances.
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St. Louis
End of Longshoremen Strike in New York Nears
The longshoremen strike may end soon as a Friday meeting will hear the five striker committee report. The committee had conferred with officials of the International Mercantile Co. on Wednesday to discuss terms.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily Chronicle Priday Tering
Ubarinne
Ho Wo Seymour
Chronicle
Chicane Chroniccle Co
Ceeutarerie
Chiantele
Joby B. Weleh
Chlet
Chicago National Bank
William J. Urvyan
Providency
Chicago Chronicle
New York
International Mercantile Co
Porto Rico business protests Peabody railroad rates
The executive council approved recently drafted Peabody railroad rates sparking protests by local businessmen and minority council members in San Juan Porto Rico.
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San Juan, P
Executive Council
Porto Rico
Frisco DA Considers Grand Jury on Police Chief Dinan
District Attorney Langdon orders a grand jury meeting to weigh steps toward ousting Frisco Police Chief Dinan. The action signals potential high level scrutiny of city police leadership.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Langdon
Dinan
Pittsburg Engineer Clark Dies in Los Angeles
Pittsburg born Francis Ludlow Clark died in Los Angeles California at an advanced age. He served as chief draughtsman and engineer for the Westinghouse Air Brake Co for many years and retired to the west as a consulting engineer for the company.
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Pittsburg
Francis Ludlow Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Clark
Westinghouse
West
International Cotton Conference Opens in Vienna
The Vienna gathering hosts over 250 delegates from international cotton firms and industry groups, marking a global forum for textile trade and research.
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Vienna
Western Federation Of Miners Sees Growth At Denver Convention
Reports show the Western Federation of Miners increasing membership with about 100 delegates to attend the Denver convention June 10. President Charles H. Moyer faces Idaho trial for alleged involvement in former Gov Steunenberg murder. Delegates from multiple states and Alaska will travel under allied flags. other news notes a Monmouth voyage plan and a Kansas fire destroying railroad repair shops in Topeka.
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Denver
Cola
Western Federation of Miner
Charles H. Moyer
Pein
Idaho
Frank Stewnenbhere
Ko Mahony
First View
Organizathor
California
Coloradoa
Nevata
Montane Alebh
Wreteing
Arttons
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
Washington
Onegen Hiritish Colatiniia
Alaska
Kansasity
Aton Won, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co
Argentine
Kas
Mutiny of Sultan's Troops in Tangier Morocco
Mutiny erupts among sultan's troops in Tangier over non payment. Rebels attempted to seize control at the custom house but were repelled as authorities paid the men part of what was owed.
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Tangier
Morocco
Shot man kills woman in mistaken street shooting
Freeport Illinois Mrs Edne Humelha gen nineteen years old was shot to death by Herbert EL Springer of Rockford Illinois who erazed Mrs Humelhagen then a crownled street thinking she was rather woman Springer revived from an alcoholic stupor and raved over the fatal mistake
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Freeport
Edne Humelhagen
Herbert EL Springer
Rockford, IL
Humelhagen Thirauel
Springer
Omaha Commercial club heads north on sixteen day tour
One hundred members of the Omaha Commercial club travel with Governor George J. Sheldon on a sixteen day excursion to Idaho Montana Washington and Oregon. They ride an eight car specially equipped train visiting principal towns along the route.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Commercial Club
George J. Sheldon
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Train Collision Near Sewell Kills Fireman Downey
A head on crash on the Santa Fe line one mile north of Sewell, Shawnee Oklahoma, between a northbound passenger train and a southbound freight killed Fireman John Downey of Jateewlle Texas and injured ten passengers.
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Shawnee
Okla
Santa Fe Railway
Sewell
John Downey
Jateewlle Tex
Oklahoma Constitution in Court Ruling Set for June 4
Guthrie Oklahoma. Litigation from the constitutional convention dispute advances to the Oklahoma Supreme Court. The case, tied to a special election and the notification of rejection, will be heard as the court convenes on June 4.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Gineet
Clahveana
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Confederate Battery Commander William R. Fendley Dement Dies
Captain William R. Fendley Dement, famed commander of Dement’s battery, died at his Pomfret Maryland home in Charles County at age 80.
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la Plata
Mid
Williamr Fendley Dement
Dement
Pomfret
Charles County
Chile Strike Ends as Workers Return to Work
The railway employees strike has ended and workers will resume duties. Disputed questions will be arbitrated.
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Chile
Buenos Ayres
Wine Growers Demo in Nimes Draws Massive Procession
A gigantic demonstration by wine growers in Nimes France protested adulteration of wine. About two hundred thousand people marched in the procession.
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Nimes
France
Mines deal transfers Japanese group near Telluride
A deal closed transferring the Japan group of mines near Telluride, Colorado, to the Consolidated Mines Section Co Limited of England for a consideration of 1 million dollars.
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Denver
Col
Japan
Teluride
Consolidated Mines Section Co. Imited
England
Kuroki to Inspect Arsenal on Special Train
General Baron Kuni and his party depart Chicago aboard a special train to inspect the United States arsenal at Rock Island Illinois. They will then visit Fort Leavenworth Kansas St Paul Minnesota and Seattle Washington.
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Kuroki
Chicago
Baron Kuni
Rock Island
United States Arsenal
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
St. Paul
Seattle
Arkansas Governor Resting After Sinking Spell
Greenwood Arkansas Governor John Little had a 15 minute sinking spell Sunday afternoon. He rallied and was reported resting well at the state capitol.
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Arkansas
Greenwood
Ark
John
Little
End Wag
Reply to Uniform Question at Jamestown Pavilion
Norfolk officials defend the exclusion of sailors in uniform at the Jamestown resort pavilion. They state public prejudice against uniforms prompted the dance floor ban to protect profit and life of the dancers, insisting no discrimination was intended.
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Norfolk
Pavy Department
Pia Leach Resort
Jamestown Espont Tion
United States
Gathering of Judges Honors Retiring Federal Judge Wallace
A New York Waldorf Astoria gathering honored Federal Judge William J. Wallace as he retires after more than 25 years on the bench. Attendees included Judge E Henry Laconde, Warne MacVeagh, Judge Le Maron Colt, and Judge Harvee HL Lurton, with Judge BL Parker presiding.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
William J. Wallace
Lomied
Sone Doo Perme
State of
Jidee le Maron
Rivede Ta Land
Harvee HL Lurton
Tetnessee Federal Bench
Chief Chemist Wiley On Diet Laws And Longevity
Cleveland expert from the U S Department of Agriculture quotes a hundred year club saying any member dying before age one hundred faces disgrace. He argues the current generation will live longer due to knowledge of diet, hygiene and surgery, and that dying before old age is a disgrace.
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Cleveland
Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
Ipan
Case Servont
Asahi Opposes San Francisco Officials Over Japanese Rights
The Asahi argues San Francisco officials lack sincerity in protecting treaty rights for Japanese residents. It calls on the Washington government to take decisive action to root out the persecution source against Japan and to exterminate it.
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Tokio
Asahi
San Francisco
Washington
Courtroom Brawl in Wheeling Ends in Fines
Prosecution lawyers Charles Schuck and Samuel Hovee fought during the James Higgins trial in Wheeling criminal court over alleged conceited weapons. Schuck struck Boyce, they wrestled, and furniture was overturned. Women screamed as order was restored. Both attorneys fined 50 dollars. Higgins acquitted.
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Wheeling
Way
Charles Schuck
Samuel Hovee
James Higgins
Schuck
Boyce
Higgins
Medieval 1092 Order Auctions For 7000 Dollars
An old document dating to 1092 was sold at auction in London for 7000 dollars. The 29 line order commanded Capt Campbell of Glen Lyon to attack MacDonald of Glencoe with 12 men and slay all under 70. The bid started at 250 dollars and quickly rose to 7000.
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London
Campbell
Glen Lyon
MacDonald
Glencoe
American minister to Guatemala may return to post
A cablegram from the state department reports Mr Lee, the American minister to Guatemala and Honduras, who had been in a hospital in Panama for several weeks, has recovered enough to leave for his post in May. He fell down a staircase in the legation in Guatemala.
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Washington
State Department
Panama
Lee
Guatemala
Sionduras
Legation
Cannon Delivers Speech at Guilford College Commencement
Joseph G. Cannon addressed students and faculty near his birthplace at Guilford College in a commencement speech focusing on national progress and regional development in North Carolina and the South.
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Cannon
Cireeterete
Joseph GG Cannon
Guilford College
North Carolina
South
Memorial Day Observed In Jefferson Oly With Closures
Jefferson Oly observed Memorial Day with local departments closed and a civic ceremony led by James A. Garfield Post Ciand Army of the Republic. School children participated in the observance and related activities.
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Jefferson Oly
James A. Garfield
Ciand Army of the Republic
Rebels rout sultan’s troops in Moroccan clash
Dispatches from Melilla report that rebels under a pre tender's command attacked and crushed the sultan's forces after a fierce fight, delivering a sharp setback in the region near Madrid.
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Madrid
Odispatches
Melilla
Morocco
Jewish fraternal group elects officers in Louisville
Louis ville Grand Lodge District No 2 of Bnai Brith elected A Lowenthal of Cleveland as president Norton Goldsmith of Louisville as vice president and Victor Abraham of Cincinnati as secretary in a recent meeting.
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Louisville
Grand Lodge
b’Nai b’Rith
A. Lowenthal
Cleveland
Norton Goldsmith
Victor Abraham
Cincinnati
Drowning Tragedy In Meadville Swimming Hole
In Meadville Pennsylvania a boy named Charles Stebbins eleven years old drowned while swimming to aid his drowning brother Frank nine. Nearby fisherman John Roschie rescued Frank.
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Meadville
Frank Stebbins
Charles
John Roschie
Frank
Library Association Elects Officers in Asheville
The American Library Association elected officers with A. E. Bostwick of New York named president and Miss Lulle E. Stearns of Madison Wisconsin chosen as recorder.
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Library Association
Asheville
N. C
American Library Association
A. E. Bostwick
New York
Lulle E. Stearns
Madison, Wis
Mississippi lumber consolidation shifts as Goodyears withdraw
It is reported that C. Rnoche and the interests he represents have pulled out of the Great Southern Lumber Company consolidation. The Goodyear lands in Mississippi would still leave a major lumber firm, but the withdrawal alters the stake and raises questions about the exact impact on the Goodyear interests.
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C. Rnoche
M tawlex +p
Great Southern Lumber Company
Mr. Fhoohs
Goodyear
Mississippi
Goodyears
Mississippi outgrows in timber wealth and political event
Ex congressman Elias Deemer of Pennsylvania hails Mississippi progress and a 10 000 acre tract in Newshoba county purchased years ago now valued at 60 per acre. Greenwood Independence Day barbecue and parade set with a large political gathering. Gilchrist Fordney Company forms with 1 200 000 capital to own 50 000 acres of timber land near Laurel and acquire Kingston Lumber plant in Laurel with 150 000 feet daily capacity.
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Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Yazoo County
D. Wallerstein
Missinsippi
Elias Deemer
Pennsylvania
Flee Timber Land
Newshoba County
The
Business League
Greenwood
Oldrleve
Yavoo
J. W. Fordney
F. W. Gilchrist
Michigan
Gilchrist-Fordney Company
Laurel
Kingston Lumber Company
Suspension of Noxubee Tribe for buffet with liquor led
John K. Young grand sachem of the Improved Order of Hed Men announces the suspension of Noxubee Tribe Number 19, Macon, for violating order laws by running a buffet where intoxicating liquors were dispensed.
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John K. Young
Improved Order of Hed Men
Macon
Negro widow awarded record verdict against railroad in Ohio case
Emily Smith, colored, won 812214.16 dollars in a breach of contract court at Cleveland in a jury of white men for the killing of her husband. The verdict is cited as the largest ever given a Negro in the state in a damage suit.
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Emily Smith
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Cleveland
Supreme Court Affirms Marling Embezzlement Conviction
The supreme court handed down an opinion affirming the case of William Marling, Greenville banker, who was tried and convicted of embezzlement linked to the defunct Merchants and Planters Bank and sentenced to five years in prison.
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Supreme Court
William Marling
Greenville
Merchants and Planters Bank
Revival at Vasco City Draws Crowds in Large Auditorium
Revtree C. Cates, a noted evangelist, conducts a revival in Vasco City. The existing auditorium is too small for crowds, so a temporary structure was erected to seat the attendees.
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Revtree C. Cates
Vasco City
Necesary
Third annual teacher school opens at Mississippi College
The third annual commercial school for teachers at the Mississippi Agricultural Mechanics College will open for work on June 1. A comprehensive course of study has been arranged and will be taught by an able faculty.
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Jackson
Pearl River
South
Mississippi Agricultural Id Medhanics College
Jane li
Smithwick Convicted in Property Occupation Case
Teear Smithwick of Hattiesburg convicted of occupying premises where goods were sold. He was fined £690 and sentenced to six months on the county farm.
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Teear Smithwick
Hattiesburg
Sage Dies at Cockrum Aged Citizen of DeSoto County
Sage, a longtime DeSoto County resident and former Confederate soldier, died at Cockrum aged years. He was described as an estimable Christian man and one of the county’s best citizens for many years.
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Woy Sage
Cockrum
DeSoto County
Slade Recaptured After Escape From Pike County Penitentiary
Jesse B. Slade, convicted of murdering William Miller and sentenced to life, escaped last August and was captured in the extreme eastern part of Pike county and returned to the penitentiary.
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Jesse B. Slade
William Miller
Pike County
Mississippi lumbermen hail court ruling on railroad rate cut
The lumbermen of Mississippi welcome a U.S. court decision ending the 2 cent rate increase on lumber shipments to southern points beyond the Ohio River.
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Mississippi
United States Court
Ohio
Summer normals begin June 1 in three cities
Superintendent Whitfield announces that the summer normals at Oxford Starkville and Columbus will begin on June 11 and continue for the customary period. The normal for South Mississippi will be held at Hattiesburg and opened on June 18.
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Whitfield
Oxford
Starkville
Columbus
South Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Rain and Windstorm Ravages Canton Area
A violent rain and windstorm swept Canton causing widespread damage to crops, flooded lowlands, toppled trees and fences, and damaged and unroofed houses across the surging territory.
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Canton
Ding
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