Announcements on Congress and political unrest
The item surveys campaign notes for the Red Congressional District at the 65th Congress, pointing to Democratic party action. It references Capt W J Brown of Lafayette County as a candidate for the Red Congressional District in the 65th Congress, and notes party alignment. It also comments on figures like Bryan and Roosevelt era topics, with remarks on trusts and political action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosgres
Sricht
Iif
Noanty
Congress
United States
Smh
Democratic Party
W. J. Broan
LaPsyette Croanty
Seth Congress
Republican Party
Volcanic Eruptions Threaten West India Islands
The article warns that recent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in the West India islands have caused vast loss of life and wealth. It notes danger remains and urges gratitude for peace and security at home, urging appreciation of negative blessings.
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West India Islands
Rio
Saa
Girard Stre
Drs
Starkearkey
Roads of a Model Town Worth Public Spirit and Effort
The author argues that a community’s character shows in its roads and obstacles. Citizens should push through hills, enforce law, and present a productive town, praising public spirited men and using difficulties as stepping stones to progress.
Sixth Gulf State Oratorical contest held at University Chapel
The sixth annual Gulf State Oratorical Association contest occurred Friday night in the University Chapel. President M. H. Brown presided and Secretary E. S. Lazarus of Tulane introduced the speakers. Judges chosen by Chancellor Fulton were L. Grant, J. N. Powers, and W. J. McLeap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf State Oratorical Association
University Chapel
M. H. Brown
E. S. Lazarus
Tulane
Oxford
Fulton
L. Grant
Holly Springs
J. N. Powers
Grenada
W. JC. McLeap
V. Otia Robertson
Ralph J. Schwarz
M. H. O'Connell
Louisiana State University
RK. P. Coleman
Alabama
Coleman
Fraternal Picnic North of Oxford and Oyster Ball Games
The Kappa Alpha held a picnic on Hurricane Creek nine miles northwest of Oxford with representatives from university fraternities and several young ladies. Tulane and Mississippi played a two game series, each side winning one 6 to 4 with the final game to be played this afternoon. Chancellor Fulton spent time in Jackson while Dr. and Mrs. P. H. Saunders visited Yazoo City.
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The
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Hurricane Creek
Oxford
Fulton
Jackson
Joe Mize
Forest
Gulf States
Brown
Lazanna
P. H. Saunders
Yazoo City
Oliver Davis
Como
Tulane
Mississippi
Clint Stineberger
Oxolona
L. 8
Rowan
University of Mississippi
Senator Money Assault Case Ends In Nolle Pross
The U S District Attorney Malawney filed a nolle pros and discharged all defendants in the Money assault dispute with a street railway attorney objecting. Senator McLaurin defended Money saying he acted with reasonable doubt and lawful defense. Hooper case remained pending before the Fire Department chief but Money chose not to testify.
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Washington
Senator Money
U. S
Malawney
Street Hailway Company
Street Railway
Railway
Senator McLaurin
Money
McLaurin
Dunlop
Hallway Corporation
Mississippi
Hooper
United States
Jonadar
Resolutions of Respect for A P Arnold in 1902
May 3, 1902 in Victoria Texas Our Brother A P Arnold was called to the Supreme Lodge above The lodge commends his memory as a faithful member and devoted husband son and brother We wear mourning badges for 30 days and extend support to his wife mother sister relatives and friends with three resolutions sent to his family
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Victoria
Tex
A. P. Arnold
Bre. Arnold
Jacob
Post Office Notices and War Tariff Commentary
Weekly records show notices advertised for 1902 May 10 in Oxford Ohio. The excerpt discusses repeal of war revenue taxes seen as minor relief while the Dingley tariff remains fully in effect. It notes the repeal act aimed to forestall broad tariff revision and mentions old papers for sale.
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Oxford, Mies
Black
W. H. Cameron
Pustics
P. M
County Board Proceedings and May Session Expenses
The Board of Supervisors met in May with J. C. Treloar presiding. Accounts approved include bridge lumber, jail guards, medicine, prison guards, and stationeries. temporary relief discontinued. Confederate stamps noted. city Board of Mayor and Aldermen session approved payments to mayor, marshal, watchman, mule, lumber firms, and water works staff.
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Harkins
Water Valley
Walker
Ter & Co
Lewis & Mcfe
Mdse
Orr
JR Harkins
C. Burnett
Asylum
Wilkins & Wilkins
Oliver
Vick
Gandy & Mills
Bishop & Stall
Davshoe & Wardlaw
England
Keel & Co
Moore
Panola County
Tage
Sisk & Lawsbee
Carter
Goodwin & Brown Moise Paupers
Walker & Bundren
Ens Bridge
C F Cainote
Nea & Graham
Jim Nating
Tooabae Metts & Son
von & Graham
Saybare
Adams
G. W. Buffaloe
M. P. Bishop
W. L. Goodwin
E. E. Temple
Hollerkee
I. Cullen
Watchman
C H Keys
Globe Printing Office
J N Taylor
TJ Mooney &Co
Lewis & McKee
Hickey
Local notes on farming, church visits, and harvest
Garden progress and near term harvest described with crops like cabbage collards sweet potatoes and tomatoes. Community mentions include church attendance at Hopewell and family visits. A river trip yielded hunting success with 65 squirrels, and local health notes plus an old medicinal advertisement appear among the entries.
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Hopewell
Hoth Evans
Buargese
Josie Green
Dick Stephens
Montie Harris
Oxford
Sam Butler
Cambridge Sunday Services and Local Happenings
A broad set of small-town items notes Cambridges services led by Bro Porter, local fishing trips on Tallahatchie bottom, engine mishap with no injuries, and visits among residents including Nabors, Deas, Wilson and Anderson. greetings to May Bee and ongoing camping boat travels color the latest letters from Briny Boy.
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Green
Cambridge
Porter
Pattie Nichols
Jennie Herndon
Mate Woodward
Bay Springs
F. P. Borroum
Tallahatchie Bottom
Walter Littlejohn
Memphis
A. H. Wilson
James Rushing
Abbeville
J.N. Taylor
M. I. Quick
W. H. Gilbert
Myrtle Craig
Donna Hickey
May Bee
Eagie
F. W. Nabors
J. H. Deas
Denmark
A. R. Wilson
J. B. Anderson
Keel
Briny Boy
Community Notes Include Weddings And Visits In Local Area
After a three week break, Bettie Higginbotham remains ill while Bruce Higginbotham of Water Valley rested at home. Mrs. David Barfield and sons James and Morris from Panola County visited here. Weddings are anticipated soon. Farmers welcome recent light rain on Thursday. Cassey Tubbs and Mrs Bettie Mille from Yecona attended church, and Willie Tebbts visits Cleo Vick. Local entertainment plans and church attendance mark weekend activity as residents share good wishes for the community.
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Bettie Higginbotham
Bruce Higginbotham
Water Valley
David Barfield
James
Morris
Panola County
Cassey Tubbs
Bettie Mille
Yecona
Willie Tebbts
Cleo Vick
Tertainment
Yocona
W. L. Goodwin
Oxford
Crow Quill
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Orford
Bryan
Beveridde
Long
Des Hoy
Philippines
Chicago
Venice
Kentucky
Michigan
Wisconsin
H. Clay Evans
New Soap Trust
Tennessee
East
Supreme Court
Wisconsin State University
Santos Dumont
Brazil
Roosevelt
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Brooke
Britain
St. George's Society
University News
Nolle Pros
Mageasimiy
Bet
Micessht
the Board of Supervisors
J. C. Treloar
Lew
T.c. Ee
Helds
Cengr
Chasso Clark
Missouri
Liagt
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
CE Slough
Chilton & Co
At Zion News
H. Kendel
Tor- Salve
Earth
Holder News
A. H. Kendal
Antioch
Gubecribe
ERICA
America
H. Friedman
Oxrorp
Miss
Baldwin Pianos
Tre Y
Dr. Baldwin & CO
Main and
Jefferson Streets
Memphis, Tenn
Oney
Ilk-E
Boney
STS
Ublican
Ferien
Ares
Esa Bsa
the Farm
ROW Books
Abs
Inter Ocean
Inter-Ocean
Associated Press
Yper
Joe
EAGLE
Gomis
ST. Leo
Purina
Jones
Coan
McGee
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