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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1902

Page

1

Horrible murder arrest follows Doe Johnson death

Charles Salyers and Harry Gates were arrested on suspicion after George W. Johnson was shot dead at his home near town by suspected chicken thieves. Johnson, a respected farmer, deacon, and bank director, died instantly from a bullet in the gully by the road. The community and officers pursued leads, with no violence reported as crowds gathered and funerals proceeded.

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Death of Dr. C D Prick Frick, Indian Territory Surgeon

Dr C Dow Frick nephew of Drs P S and J J Fulkerson and Mrs Emma Reeder of this city, died in Kansas City August Tilt after leg amputation to treat a surgical injury led to blood poisoning. He was 28, born in Oak Grove, MA, and regarded as a top Indian Territory surgeon. His father and brothers are physicians in Oak Grove.

C.D. Prick C. Dow Frick P. 5 J. J. Fulkerson Emma Reeder Kansas City Brick South McAlster I. T Katy Oak Grove Indian Territory

Special Term of Court in Missouri to hold fair trial

Judge Rich telegraphs a special term of court to be held as early as the law allows ten days. Citizens accept the delay as safeguarding prisoners from mob violence while seeking a fair trial. Public sentiment condemns lynching and upholds lawful proceedings despite heightened excitable passions.

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Daisy Thornton Returns from Kansas City

Daisy Thornton returned from Kansas City on Thursday, noting a period of rest and plans to resume duties locally. The brief item records a common round of travel and return without further details.

Mies Thornton Kansas City

A Flying Trip 10 The Great Salt Lake

A Missouri Press Association summer meeting in Kansas City attracts about twenty five new members. An editorial tour by 120 editors travels to La Junta Pueblo Manitou and Colorado Springs visiting Garden of the Gods Glen Eyre and Denver. The party rides the Georgetown Loop to Silver Plume and Leadville, crosses Tennessee Pass, views Royal Gorge and Black Canyon, then heads toward Salt Lake City with stops at Pando Red Cliff and Glenwood Springs before reaching Salt Lake City on Monday night.

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Elbert Hubbard's Soapmaking Career and Larkin Link

A compact look at Elbert Hubbard's business path from soapmaking with John D. Larkin to shaping direct consumer sales. It covers the Larkin Soap Company shift to mail order, premiums, heavy advertising, and the Roycroft Shop as a notable, distinct business venture.

Elbert Hubbard Hubbard East Aurora Sage Larkin Soap Company Buffalo John D. Larkin Larkie Soap Company Larkin Idea Habbid Roycroft Shop Roycrutt

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James H. Hall Fred T. Hix Clarence Vivian N. B. Payne James F. Wion B. F. Eaton T. J. Bandon Frank Bowman G. M. Catron Walter B. Waddell R. Treland George B. Gordon F. G McPahin F. G McPahin, ©. 8. Mitchell, W. P. Aull John EB. Burien John Blackwell J. G. Creeshaw Louis Grata James C. Kelly Joseph B. Shelby W. G. Musgrove A. F. Blackwell Laurence Peak Gordon Graham Warren Vivian Great Salt Lake Rocky Mountains Greenriver Salt Lake City Opress Club East Aurora Gop
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