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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1902
Page
1
Lexington Waterworks Question Drives City Meeting
A mass meeting in Lexington debated whether to construct city owned water works or hire bonds for private builders. The committee led by Hon. We EX Chiles found the city has power to build and urged immediate bids from contractors to erect waterworks for twenty years use. The plan aims for the city to own facilities and supply clean water, with a running contract to the successful bidder and strict adherence to city plans. The report praised citizens’ unity and noted the problem stems from the water company’s alleged unfair conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexic
Gatwiser
Bondsuch Construction
Ov Be Luken
Luigw
Bevier Faye
Edie
Lexdon
Alege Beng
Cone Biors
Cone Trict
Welt
Wealerworks
Rite Gulsuiners
Walter
Witkoil GxOks
Dexington
Domipaig
Theoly Council
Prat. Cook
the Baptist College
Prof. Wilkins
Prof. White
Col. Sellers
Huw W. A. Citles
John Welborn
4Otin BE. Burden
Richard Field
M. Taubman
Jesse Crest
Oswald Winkler
Louis Gratz
Towtter 15
Lexlogtop
Bishop dies suddenly at 43 in Lexington
Mrs J J Bishop received a telegram Sunday morning announcing the death of her husband, age 43, at St Linwis from heart failure. A riveling man with many friends in Lexington, he leaves a wife and four children Abby Cathrine Marie and Master Warver. The funeral is planned for tomorrow afternoon after the tolls arrive tonight. The daughter of Mrs Lon B Gaaden shares in the family sorrow. The Intelligencer extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J
Bishop
St Linwis
Sue
Lexington
Abby
Cathrine
Marie
Master Warver
Bishop Wn
Lon B. Gaaden
de Lenus
Davis home sale bid to aid Confederate soldiers
Mrs Weferson Daye has sent a formal offer through Mrs Kimbrough of Greenwood to Mississippi Legislature to sell the old Davis home at Beauvoir for 10000 dollars. The 116 acre site would house indigent Confederate soldiers, with strong sentiment for the location though some lawmakers favor a more central site. The decision rests with the commission under the George bill, passed by the Senate and now before the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Weferson Daye
Mississippi
Kimbrough
Greenwood
Beauvoir
Lome
George
Senate
House
Wenham County teen dies in early morning accident
Dew of hb F. cul KF Guth, one of Lurayoie county's best ciiteens, died Topalay olgit webbe hum of his sister Mrs. Mingle Barnes. The account notes he was about 60 and lived among the community. Deceased was a Christian gentleman, greatly mourned by relatives. Mr. Cobb was a brotherjadan to Judge Green of Lafayette county covert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew
F. Cul
Guth
Lurayoie
Mingle Barnes
Cewen
Appandiellia
Ely Wild
Allmarkiot
Allmarkiot Said He Was Resting With Bhysistic Ab
Cobb
Green
Lafayette County
Lexington investor seeks bonds and property sale plan
A fragmentary description states Ephron NoeGenone and Lexington consider selling 8 100 000 in 4 per cent bonds at par. It mentions 875 000 for a water plant and private water rentals, plus 25 000 for property on Ninth Street near Franklin to create a city lat prison. Gen Patton of Higginsville represents Silver Dime Oil Company and visits Lexington on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephron
Lexington
Walter Rentals
Ninth Street
Franklin Avenue
Gen Patton
Higginsville
The
Silver Dime Oil Company
Wan & Lexington Vieltor Thurdiay
Official Report of the Battle of Lexington 1801
Gen Price details the pursuit of Lane and Montgomery, the surrender of U.S. forces at Lexington, and the army’s march from Springfield. He describes fortifications, cannonades from Bledsoe and Parsons batteries, and the capture of a stormboat while forces endured long marches and scarce rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mulligan
Lexington
Gen. Price
Juckson
Battle of
Claiborne
F. Jackson
Missouri
U. S
Lane
Montgomery
Scott
Tose Ti
Wathastaiy
Johnson County
Wremont
Warrensburg
Ib Bea
Bravery in Missouri Defenders Retake and Hold Heights
The account details a hard fought action on the river heights near Ander son with hemp bales used as improvised breastworks. Casualties totaled 25 killed and 72 wounded as Union forces held positions 52 hours, captured over 700 prisoners and significant military stores, while the author commends the courage of McBride Slack and Cols Mulligan and Rives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
McBride
Harris
Steen
Col
Boyd
Winston
Merde
Col Rives
Capt. Kelly
Fen
Cantala
New Orleans
Slack
Gus Martin Green
Col. Boyd
Springfield
NO. S
Ting Corner
Cols
Mulligan
Marstiwil
Peabids
Wite
Ilver
Vieillera
Olivers
Gabres
Toume
Missouri
Thomas M. Cobb
Nevada
R. L Bullard
Philippines
Tom Cobb
Fort Sam Toysten
Texas
Port Crook
Neb
Calumba
Viga Bridge
Calamba
Sica Bridge
Tropics
Liles
Nasogbo
Batangas
Luxon
Tim
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Chiles
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General Prices Official Report
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Big Dry Wood
Emmett McDonald
Parsons
Gulbor
Fair Grounds
Lown
Churchill Clark
Lo “Beth
Rains
Fery
Haraki
Congreve
Jackson
Gen. Parsons
Col. Rives
Foto
Ren Slack
Wikteghment
Col Tiehed
Lan
Geter Mirkiescinninisnd
Tien
Harvis
Tinh
Rives
Excape
Ling Jost
Audemon
Bluith
Sterling Pace
Cobb's Regiment
Watt Anh Salons
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