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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1902

Page

4

Why Not Knox and the Trust Question Debate

The piece questions U S Attorney General Knox for not answering a joint committee’s September inquiry on action against unlawful trusts. It urges Knox to publish his conclusions and critiques the administration for silence while noting upcoming political events and a Roosevelt decision awaited over the Schley case.

Knox U. S Queston Anti-Trust League Knights of Labor Republic United States Department of Justice Anti- Trust League Generis Jewer Anti- Tri League Knights of Tabor Aos Heglent Oley The Anti Trust League Knights of Gabor Roosevelt Schley President Navy Department Army Navy Dewey Washington Admiral Dewey Santiago Bay Long Court Key West Cienfuegos Santiago Olonfiegok Tim Ehterle Naval

Missouri Pacific wreck notes heavyweights in charge

A Northeast Missouri exchange discusses the Missouri Pacific wreck where Joe Shannon the Jackson county boss and Mayor Reed of Kansas City played roles. It marvels that any cars left the tracks while these heavyweights held them down.

Northeast Missouri Missouri Pacific Joe Shannon Jackson County Reed Kansas City Parta

Free Ships And The Merchant Marine Revival Debate

The author argues for tariffs and a subsidy to revive the U S merchant marine citing past dominance with cheap materials and skilled shipwrights. It blames the steel trust for keeping prices high and calls for repealing navigation laws to allow American merchants to buy ships in the cheapest markets and sail under the American flag.

United States Atlietic Steel Trust

Dockery to Name Best Men for Kansas City Posts

Governor Dockery travels in Kansas City assessing political needs and appointing options for upcoming offices. Missouri confidence remains high as the governor is urged to select capable, available men to satisfy factions while avoiding endless abuse from political tricksters. The piece also discusses St Louis postponing the 1908 world’s fair, Ray county political contest and local editor fairness, Col Nelson’s influence, and imperialism tied to German crown prince visit.

Gov. Dockery Kansas City Inet Jel Missouri St. Louis Washington Congress Ray Ray County

Mulligan Account And Political Sparks From The Nation

The issue prints a fragmentary tale from the Evening Star in Winchester about Col Mulligan’s alleged Lexington account. It also reports political intrigue in Missouri with Marshal Holle’s charges, Admiral Solitey’s welcome, Grover Brewster’s postmaster appointment, Senator West’s stand against subsidy bills, and a note on the farmers being blessed by the recent downturn of the show.

Mulligan The Intelligencer Evening Star Winchester Virginia Col. Mulligan Lexington Col Mulligai Col. Muolligan Wits Gen. Prive Jackson United States Missouri Holle Kassas City Roosevelt Brewster St. Joseph

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