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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
1
Mrs Merriwid Harris gains leverage to challenge a gas bill and domestic neglect by hiring Mr Rover to press for fair charges. Melissa and Aunt Jane discuss reliance on a strong male protector, while Mrs Merriwid asserts independence and the right to stand on her own.
A Tate Review column discusses beliefs on color influence, health, and temperament. It cites Pere Hue era practices in China, Tarquin bandages in Australia, and Spanish syrup of pomegranates. The piece argues women’s liberty would raise their confidence and power, shaping social dynamics.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names Jack and Bis BY in connection with a Boston Transcript item. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or events.
James and W McDaniel, prominent Quito businessmen in Quito Supply Company, quarreled over affairs in receivership. James shot McDaniel in the office and store before being restrained. McDaniel died from gunshot wounds after being carried to Dr Hill's. James was jailed in Greenville after the incident.
The Jackson State Auditor reported to the attorney general that a man who enlisted and later hired a substitute to represent him in the Gray's ranks sought a Confederate pension. The attorney general, via Capt. Frank Johnston, ruled the applicant not entitled to pension under state laws.
Affidavit from B A Saunders of the Leswe asserts that a Pitchfork Dallas article alleging Issue investigation of a pamper and conclusive proof against the governor is false. Saunders, advertising elicitor, says he has no connection with the editorial department or knowledge of any such content. Affidavit sworn before a notary.
Grenada fair draws large crowds for seven days with stock and poultry shows. Dozens of fine mares and foals attract spectators as organizers showcase livestock before the grandstand. A mare displayed healthy colts illustrating breeding potential.
Jackson Cor" Brewer announces the appointment of R W Cutrer of Meromb a well known practitioner to be chancellor of the Fourth district to succeed the late Chancellor J Hicks Pike county wins the prize Cuter the appointed is well known throughout his district Washington the president sent to the senate the name of CA McCharen to be postmaster at Oxford Miss McCharen was recommended by Congressman Hubert C Stephens Coldwater RA Jones a leading merchant and cotton loser of this place died this morning while seated at the breakfast table He was 74 years old
The legislative investigating committee spent a full day examining Mississippi oyster reefs from Gulfport to Biloxi. They reviewed public funding under the oyster commission, toured reef sites at Pass Christian and the Pass Packing Company, and returned to Gulfport at six oclock.
A week long conference at the Agricultural College gathered leaders including Dr Allert Hourland Dr Bren Prof W H Smith and Prof C J Brown to discuss forest conservation and rural school improvement. They met with Dr S Wilson and assistants to formulate cooperative plans benefiting farmers and families statewide.
Secretary of State J. W. Power, ex officio board secretary, weighs lowest bid for work to be let. A formal protest alleges state officials including Lieut- Gen. Bile Be, Land Commissioner M A Brown, and State Senator Hobbs have financial interests in the enterprise, risking disqualification from public contracts.
A Mississippi reform committee in Meridian organizes missionary work for juveniles amid looming legislative debates. In Jackson the railroad commission secretary and aide distribute official tax collection blanks to county clerks for taxes due from railroads, express lines, and telegraph and telephone companies.
A petition is circulated to grant pardon to J L McLenloy former state penitentiary sergeant who was sentenced to six months for grand larceny in Ban kim county Gulfport. Elwin Lang represents interests planning a dairy and creamery in Gulfport.
In executive session the senate confirmed the reappointment of W. L. Walton as trustee at Lexington, Missouri. The action names Walton to a key post within the local government.
Readers heard a tale by Clark on missionary work and poetry at a church gathering. The program highlighted the need for mineral water access for Cher County residents and the local effort to secure supplies.
A Mobile and Ohio troop train wreck near Buckatunna Mississippi injures about 100 and kills numerous soldiers from Fort Morgan and Fort Baranca. The four artillery cargo route derailed the trestle collapsing. several bodies recovered by night with dozens still trapped.
Weather forecasters anticipate heavy frost across the central valleys and interior South with wintry conditions spreading over the eastern country. Normal temperatures are expected to return later in the week as systems ease, while military air travel faces restrictions after recent Zeppelin disasters.
Indications point to William entering the race for assembly from the Sixth District, a seat within the former congressional district boundaries. The move signals a bid for political office in a district with shared historical representation.
A convocation of Catholic dignitaries from the continent and the United States attended a solemn mass that opened the congress. Priests and delegates joined in the ceremony at the island center, marking the start of deliberations and outreach.
Albany report notes the New York Court of Appeals or high court removal of Governor Sulzer by a 45 to 2 vote with others not voting. Sulzer calls the decision a political lynching while Murphy defends the court and pledges nonpartisan governance. The scene includes lieutenant governor Mactio I lean presenting the sentence and Sulzer’s remarks on the record.
Report says a German Zeppelin L 1 exploded over Berlin when a bomb dropped from a foreign airplane caused the dirigible to plunge. Twenty four aboard died and officials suspect enemy air forces were involved. Two aircraft were linked to the incident as the blast occurred.
In New York City Bishop Larker nom of the Methods Eye op Church declares a world great mission for home missions in the United States. He spoke at the Woman's Home Missnary gathering, urging renewed efforts and support.
Washington report outlines a protest appeal and a Mendel Beilina issue. A Cincinnati divorce suit claims grounds in insolvency court as a man stayed home while his wife provided for him. In Mexico City a presidential envoy discusses provisional ceremonies and possible action if reports prove true.
The text explains the Church as God’s divine plan and a spiritual building. Believers are stones in a living temple, united by one Spirit and one faith, endowed with various gifts. It outlines the twofold relation of Jew and Gentile, and prescribes the Christian walk and family conduct for unity and strength in the body.
The article notes Mississippi figure Vardaman defending a bill amid a political clash. It references President and congressional actions, and mentions a rescuer episode and a duck-shooting incident near a lake. The text is fragmented, naming James K Var daman and Roders White among others.
Fragmentary text reports a ritual murder trial at Keee with condemnation and a joint levee tied to the Episcopal Church. The wording is unclear and may reflect a historical or sensational account.
David Lamar one of the Wall Street figures was indicted for failing to appear in the general court for plea. The $3,000 bond was forfeited after his nonappearance.
A Bryan, New York, former associate of Nelson J. Aldrich of Rhode Island attacked the Wilson arithmetic currency bill before Congress. He declared miradig the theories of William J. Bryan.
Sonora state troops push toward Guaymas as units clash with remaining forces. Reports say rear guards resisted and progress was slow with continued gunfire and rising casualties, while streets show signs of heavy damage.
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