Missouri political clash over taxes and corporate favors
The chapter contrasts Republican Missouri governance with Democratic rule, arguing six years of GOP control avoided railroad taxes and shielded corporate interests while state funds looted via fees and departments. It claims today corporations pay taxes, boosting revenue and cutting citizen property taxes. A nearby fire damaged Lexington Baptist College, with loss around 7000 dollars and rapid rebuilding planned.
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Secreot
Cook
Misri
Missouri
Missou
Rodman
Treasury Department
Insurance Department
Treasury
Hollar
Insurance
State Department
Commonwealth
Funeral of Miss Mamie Andrew in Lexington
The funeral for Miss Mamie Andrew was held Thursday at the Presbyterian church in Lexington with Rev. Dr. E. Gordon delivering the sermon. A large attendance, solemn music, and many floral offerings marked the service before interment at Machpelah Cemetery. The community extends sympathy to Capt Andrew and family.
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Baptist College
Colege
Messrs
White
Cook
Andrew
Mamie Andrew
Lexingwie
Te Presbyterin Church
E. ©. Gordon
Machpelab
Capt
County Board of Equalization to Convene Next Week
The county board of equalization will meet next Monday in a regular session with Assessor Mariols and County Clerk Whoraton presiding. The Monroe County court calendar lists the gathering as part of the weekly county business.
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Albibis Weekee
Mariols
Whoraton
Great Battle of Chicamauga Narrative by Gen Baum
Gen Green B Baum writes of Sept 19 battle near Chattanooga from the National Tribune account. Bragg and Rosecrans clash in dense fighting, reinforcements surge, left wing strained, amid heavy casualties, night marching and looming renewal.
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Green B. Baum
Ligencer
Chicamauga
Ryland Todhunter
Ector
Texas
National Tribune
Washington
Brannan
Thomas
Thorus
Bragg
Highroand
Chattanock
Poevahilederi
Gage
Johnson
McCook
Palmer
Crittenden
Vat Cleve
Hirate Tick
Reynolds
Davis
Brave
Wood
McGook
Sheridan
Lytle
Gordon's Mill
Nessa
Chattanooga
Long Street
Army of
Virginia
Southwest
Rosecrans
Tennessee
Thosecrans
Glenn
Mosecrous
Widow Glenn
Lafayette and
Chattanooga Road
Ram
Minty
Wilder
Gordon’s Mills
Rossville
Negley
Sis
Gen. Thomas
Fenr Thomas
Kellogg
Gene. Reynolds
Ripholds
Tiwis
Mothook
Toxeyrans
Thomas To Bring About This Result. It Seems That Gen. Wood
Rosecransine
van Cleve
Colum
Missouri coal mining output to rise says State Mine Inspector Evans
State Mine Inspector Charles Evans and Deputy J W Marstaller report Missouri coal production for the year 1901 will show a gain over 1900 with more mines opened and more workers. Output reached 4,810,767 tons, value about 4,712,181 dollars, average price per ton 1.24, total employed 1,850 in winter and 8,008 year prior, with 419 mules and 365 mines under varied methods. Accidents totaled 31 with 14 fatal and 16 nonfatal. ore methods and ventilation improvements noted across the state.
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Evans
Jefferson City
Missouri
J. W. Marstaller
Marsteller
Charles Evans
Syons
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Republican Party
Lexington
Mr. Evans
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