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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1902

Page

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Ex-Governor Stone Defends Self Against Stephens Attack

In a published letter from Liberty Missouri ex Governor Stone rejects Stephens charges and denounces the interview as misrepresentations. He claims he never used long distance telephony for legislation and criticizes Stephens as a betrayed ally unworthy of response.

Local legal order noted in Sunway service report

Fragmentary OCR shows a local judge issue with a protective order and a scheduled session the next afternoon at 2 oclock. The text is garbled but references Judge No. 74 and a general order, with names likely misread.

Kiks’ Sunway Service V. Lock

Admiral Dewey Resumes Active Duty on Mayflower Voyage

Admiral Dewey resumed active sea duty on December 1 aboard the president's yacht Mayflower at the Washington navy yard. His pennant was hoisted and he departed with a small party to command the fleet assigned to maneuvers in the Caribbean. The departure was quiet, at the admiral's request, with no display or formal send off.

Dewey United States Philippine Washington Navy Yard Caribbuan

Death of Mrs Patterson Noted in Independence Area

A helogram from Charles Pabberson of Glenrock Wyoming reports the death of his wife on December 7 leaving a daughter named Mabel Patterson Ne Patterson formerly Johnson well known in Independence Missouri where she had been active in several Independence events described as a former Akcident for years.

Patterson Lord Sellers Lina Charles Pabberson Glenrock Wyoming Patteron Mabel Johnson Independence

Roosevelt's Trusts Message Pushes Regulation Not Destruction

President Roosevelt urges national action to regulate trusts to curb monopolistic power while preserving public welfare and industrial leadership. He favors publicity for honest corporations, enforcement funding, and cautious tariff reform through broad principles, reciprocity, and expert study without harming domestic industry.

Congress Gebby Wang Efor Tatil

DANGATION AT ODESSA ANDREW B HINTZ DISAPPEARS

Odessa real estate dealer and Baptist minister Andrew B Hintz vanished Tuesday after a Pennsylvania warrant for bigamy emerged. He had married in Kansas City four years earlier to Miss Lewis, a hospital nurse, and later moved to Odessa where he grew prominent before disappearing following the notice. The alleged second wife, a social figure in the circles, is said to be heartbroken by the revelation.

Andrew B. Hints Odessa The Baptist Church Pennsylvania Ehintz Kansas City Mise Lewis Odewa Porter Hints Pennsylvana Mia Hint

German widow Magdelion Egle dies at 84 on Franklin Ave

Mrs. Magdelion Egle aged 84 years 10 months 17 days died at her Franklin Avenue home Friday morning after long illness. Born in Bavaria she emigrated with husband Joseph Eigle in 1845 and lived at the same residence since 1847. Funeral Sunday conducted by Rev. H A Hohenwald. Survived by three sons and two daughters Mrs Phetving Miss Amelia Charles August and Lewis all in state except Lewis at McPherson Kansas. Mrs. Egle was a member of the German Methodist church.

Frankiln Avenue Magdelion Egle Phetving Amelia Charles August Lewis McPherson Kansas Mra Ryle

Sucide of Kansas City man linked to Boyle family

Robert L Boteler a brother in law of Charles Boyle shot himself at home 2004 Cleveland avenue Kansas City Thursday afternoon after ill health forced him to quit as chief clerk at Ridenour Baker Grocery later city salesman He left three children ages six four and two His wife did not suspect intent and Boteler was well known locally through visits to the area.

Robert L. Boteler Charles Boyle Cleveland Avenue Kansas City Ridenour-Baker Grocery Company Boteler

Hotel Clerk Veouable Resigns From Huckins

Clark Veoable, a popular hotel clerk at Hotel Huckins for years, resigns effective December 15 and will join Hotel Metropole in St. Joseph Missouri. The vacancy at Huckins has just been filled by a successor not yet named, per Sedalia Democrat.

Clark Veoable Hotel Huckles Hotel Metropole Bostlery St. Joseph Veouble Hotel Huckins Sedalia Democrat

Missouri Pacifie Wave Division Offices Reorganize

Important Chill reports all division road offices cease to be records and work reassigned to superintendents across the system. J A Roverbidt Lexington clerk is elected amid changes. Robertson offered position with Lupe Maccieh Metres Sedalia but declined. Details on future location remain undecided.

Division Road Missouri Gus

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