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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1902

Page

2

Democratic Victory in Jackson County Shapes Missouri Politics

The Democratic party celebrates James A. Reed’s mayoral win in Kansas City and a solid Democrat majority in the Missouri upper house and lower chamber. The piece hails unity against corporate money, urges continued reform in St. Louis, notes Bryan’s April 17 address, and signals renomination wins for Champ Clark, T. A. De Armond, and Vandiver.

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Free Trade and Protective Duties in American Industry

The text argues for free raw materials and lower protective duties to strengthen American manufacturing. It contends that tariffs raise costs, hurt labor, and hamper exports of both raw and finished goods. It highlights iron and steel pricing, global competition, and the need to expand abroad while keeping labor cost advantages.

Violating Neutrality in South Africa Supply Flows

The Indiana State Sentinel reports ongoing shipments from the United States to the British army in South Africa, defended by the state department as lawful despite accusations of government complicity. It notes officials’ remarks on Chalmette, remount service, and contraband horses and mules, urging independent American stance and criticizing press subservience.

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Carrington Likely Unopposed For State Education Nomination

The Hon. W. T. Carrington appears set for renomination as Missouri state superintendent of public education with no Democratic challenger. He has been an efficient officer, zealously improving educational conditions and earning a strong reputation. His dedication and competency are cited as drivers of his success.

W. T. Carrington Carrington Missouri

Young Stone Nominated for Prosecuting Attorney

Kimbrough Stone son of ex Governor Stone is named by the democracy of Cole county for prosecuting attorney. He is described as bright with many friends and broad support, and observers predict a successful future in Missouri politics.

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Lace Curtains in Various Lengths at Discounted Prices

A local ad promotes lace curtains in multiple sizes from 2 to 24 yards, white and ecru, with floral and leaf patterns. Prices range from 36c to $1.69 per pair, with highlights on openwork center designs and wide borders.

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