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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1903

Page

4

Arkansas Politics and Military Posts in 1903

The message notes St Louis as headquarters for Missouri department of the U S Army with an order effective Jan 15. It mentions the Bar Association of Platte county endorsing Judge A M Woodson of St Joseph for Supreme Court Justice and cites Folk's Independence speech linking the motto Salus populi suprema lex esto to welfare of the people.

St. Louis Department of Missouri United States Army The Bar Association of Platte County A. M. Woodson St. Joseph Supreme Court Folk C. P. Walbridge J. 8. Merrell Drug Company T. F. Meyer Meyer Bros. Drug Company Murray Carleton Carlton Dry Goods Company Aziowms

Roosevelt shifts stance on Colombia frontier invasion

President Roosevelt has countermanded the order to land marines on the Colombian frontier to repel invasion of Panama. He now says, Let Colombia take the initiative. The change signals a pivot in U S policy toward the isthmus crisis.

Roosevelt Columbian Panama Columbia Congress United States Fleeloe New York William Ziegler

Chicago teamsters strike halts burials of the dead

The Chicago teamsters strike has halted hearse service and in some cases made burial of the dead impossible. An ordinance requiring burial within a set time for deaths from contagious diseases has been suspended.

Teamsters Chicago

Carrollton Democrat Christmas Edition Catalogs Local Life

The Christmas issue of Carrollton Democrat spans twenty four pages with a colorful cover and two color interior. It features two hundred twelve half tone cuts of local scenes including the Carrollton bar and CarrolZoo pulpit, plus portraits of businessmen and teachers.

Carrollton Carrolizoo

New East River Bridge Opens in New York and Brooklyn

The new East River bridge linking New York and Brooklyn opens. The old Roebling design, finished about twenty years ago, was once a world wonder but now seems small beside the great new span capable of triple the traffic.

East River New York Brooklyn John A. Roebling

Patriarch of Arrow Rock Critiques Hawes Speech

Kansas City Star notes the Patriarch of Arrow Rock praising Harry Hawes in a three column critique. He favors Hawes over Reed, a sudden stance given his old age and distant Saline County residence near forty second and Harrison in Kansas City.

Kansas Citys Star Arrow Rock Harry Hawes Hannibal Patrriarch Mr. Hawes Mr. Reed Forty-Second Harrison Kansas City Saline County

Christmas Share Plan Backfires on Steel Firm

Last Christmas the United States Steel Corp offered employees a chance to buy shares at market value. The move was hailed as corporate benevolence by industry leaders, but shares have fallen 60 percent and about one third of the workforce have been laid off, casting doubt on the notion of benevolent industry protection.

United States Steel Corporation

Odell Extends Time for Witham Ziegler Brief Appeal

Governor Odell grants Attorney General Crow an extra week to file in the Witham Ziegler case. The piece discusses constitutional language on extradition, arguing the text requires delivery if a state seeks it. The writer questions grounds for refusing a requisition and references Abe Taylor and related legal interpretations.

Odell Crow Witham Ziegler Ziegler Abe Taylor

Local calls for clean government in serious reform

Citizens urge focus on two key offices lieutenant governor and attorney general amid graft revelations at Jefferson City. The attorney general, Mr Crow, has led prosecutions against price fixing and illegal combinations, including the St Louis Bridge case, while critics warn newspapers amplify the gubernatorial race, distracting from needed reforms.

Crow St. Louis Bridge and Terminal Company

Bonner decision sparks mixed press reaction and corrections

The Bonner case sparked wild headlines claiming jail doors open and reversals occurred, then editors issued corrections noting no jail openings or reversals and that prior rulings aligned with Bonner. The piece catalogs republican papers’ overstatement and contrasts with later clarified affidavits by prosecutors and the public corrections in the press.

Supreme Court Boudlers Bonner Palk Daily St. Louis Republic

St Louis Republic Attacks Democratic Senate Tactics

The St Louis Republic denounces the democratic senatorial caucus as pettifogging and urges bold action with the call to “dig the ditch.” It questions Panama’s status and Colombia’s influence, arguing the commercial spirit eclipses moral sense and labeling the paper a local civic righteousness crusade organ.

St. Louis Republic Panama Colombia Republic Missouri

Oak Grove Banner Critique Of Local Band Practice

The Oak Grove Banner mocks a local carpet band rehearsing in the calaboose and notes a jailed man frosted by the band as a public scandal. It questions media interest and accuses the Banner of reckless publicity amid local political tension in Oak Grove.

Oak Grove Calaboose Kansas City

Miss Annie Trigg Returns From Visit In Kansas City

Miss Annie Trigg of Kansas City returned home Wednesday evening after a brief visit with her aunt Mrs. J. O. Lesueur.

Annie Trigg Kansas City J. O. Lesueur

Farmers Coal Company Expands Railroad Interests

The Farmers Coal Company added growly to their eval interests at this place this week by scouring option on 600 acres of corl snod. This brings total exvelieat con Inod to about 2,000 screa. The company also owns a controlling interest in a Higginsville switch comprising miles of good track and a hog connection with both Missour Pacific and C. A. at this place. Liggineville Advance.

Farmers Coal Company Higginsville Missour Pacific Liggineville Advance

Stray red cow with white forehead found near Lexington

A large red cow with white spots on the forehead strayed to a residence two miles northeast of Lexington. Owner is asked to call Mrs. A Frayciskato to claim the animal.

Lexington A. Frayciskato

Property transfers listed for December dates across Kentucky towns

A long ledger of deed transfers dated December 16 1908 to December 21 1905 shows many Lexington Odessa Higginsville Mayhew and Udenia parcels. Notable buyers include Owen Gaffin Mary Gordon Granville M Jones J S White AL Smith and A J Mayer with sums ranging from 50 to 1700 plus 80 acres of holdings. Several estates and public records reference patent grants and multiple Lot transfers.

Elis Gasser C E Donesa Higginsville Forest Wilbur Lockhart Frank R Hows Odessa Personal AB Benton M Handley Ezra A Brown J H Sydenstricker Bledsos J WH Sydenatriker KD Bledsoe Sydenatriker JC Handley Tom Johnson Mall C5 Morgan W Tlarner Kath Reid Hd Reardan Lexington Ryland Todhuoter Neil Todhuyter Bank of Odeana Harvey Brown Udenia Marinda Bellew Mayhew Georgia E Dilckans Wm Reader Noren

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