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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
5
Injustice and public discourse across eras and nations
A sweeping critique contrasts reactions to power with calls for justice. It cites Roosevelt era debates from the United States, echoes of the Dreyfus affair in France, and Mormon church suppression narratives, plus references to naval figures and political pressures. The piece ties these to a broader fight against suppression and for accountability.
Mayview as Port in Lafayette County
The Mayview area is highlighted for its potential as a leading port due to 15000 trees in Colonel A B Matthews orchard, plus surrounding orchards, fertile farming land, and strong communes described by the Grew Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Matthews
Mayview
Lafayette
Tuk
Death of Alexander L Williamson in Lexington
On December 24 in Lexington died Alexander L Williamson aged 78 after general debility. Born in Bourbon County Kentucky he moved to Mil ward many years ago and was a Christian Church member. Funeral held Christmas day at 3 p.m. at home conducted by Elder E J Fenstermacher with interment at Machpelah. Schley Geta His Pittance. Washington Dec 24 Rear Admiral Schley received a $5334 warrant for his share of Santiago prize money while Admiral Sampson would receive over $20000 for his role in commanding the fleet.
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Lexington
Christian Church
Christian Orphans Home
St. Louis
A. Williamson
Alexander L. Williamson
Mr. Williamson
Bourbon County
Milwuri
E. J. Fenstermacher
Machpela
Schley
Washington
Treasury Department
Santiago
Sampson
Navy Department
London
John
Local social notes and theatre ads from Odessa Oracle
Residents and visitors mingle in Lexington and surrounding towns with holiday travel, family visits, and church events. Mrs Whiting, Rev Manly, and J H Cordell join gatherings while plans for a January 2 stage show at the New Grand draw crowds. Island No 7 near Lexington changes hands for 43873 dollars as nine buyers acquire 1805 acres of newly formed land linked to historical drift.
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Sullivan's Island
Missouri
Lexington
J. S. Sullivan
Jefferson City
Ray County
Woman's Board of Trade Improves Santa Fe Plaza
The Woman's Board of Trade of Santa Fe New Mexico reformed the sunken plaza by leveling the surface, replacing the fence with stone coping, and installing a drinking fountain. The group also started a free library, a visiting relief committee, and an animal cruelty committee, gaining formal city recognition while funding its efforts without public funds.
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Woman's Board of Trace
Banta Fe
N. M
New York Herald
Chicago
Board of Trade
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Alalive
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Spain
Woman’s Board of Trade
Profitable Carelessness and the Yellow Color Theory
A London harness maker suspects theft but devises a plan to bill customers with open accounts, causing 40 to pay unknowingly. The Chicago Record Herald section then relays Rev Robert MeIntyre of Chicago exploring color theory linking blue to mind yellow to spirit, with a vivid memory of yellow fields provoking tears and awe.
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Robert MeIntyre
Chicago
Ted
Chicago Record- Herald
The Automatic Bouncer Seeks North England Fame
The Automatic Bouncer, a novel invention, is widely used in northern pubs. It features a glass face that reads Time, please, gentlemen at closing time, followed by a powerful electric gong that ends a patron’s bar stay instantly.
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England
Mrs Roosevelt Refuses Handshakes at Albany Reception
Mrs Roosevelt declines indiscriminate handshakes during official receptions in Albany. She chooses to greet with a smile and kindly words while firmly holding a large bouquet, a gesture noted in the Woman's Home Companion.
Ed Jones Dies at Greenwich Street Hat Maker
Edward Jones, respected master hatter, died on the eleventh inst. at his shop on Greenwich Street. He was amiable and upright, leaving a widow and four large stock to be sold cheaply for the family’s benefit. His beaver hats are noted at fifteen shillings each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Street
Edward Jones
Men and Irishmen Quote Sparks Comic Insight
A Chicago Daily News quote notes that one man is as good as another, yet an Irishman remains comparably superior, humorously elevating national pride and merit in a brief cultural aside.
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