Hamlin Seeks Congress Seat in Seventh District
The Intelligencer reports Hon. W Hamlin of Greene County announcing his candidacy for Congress in Missouri's Seventh Congressional District. The piece includes editorials praising Christian unity in Lexington and reflects on Missouri Democratic prospects for the 1904 national convention, plus Governor Dockery's Missouri administration and tax policy discussions.
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W. Hamlin
Greene Counity
Congress
unclear prompt with political jargon in fragmented text
fragmented OCR note mentions organization of the Ohio legislature and a democratic party aloud but text is garbled and lacks clear events, names, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a proper news item.
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Hann Vangaishid Redier
Ohio
The Evils of Special Privileges and Monopolies
The article argues that labor and capital are natural allies until monopolies and special privileges arise. It condemns charter franchises tariffs and other special rights as corrupting forces. It calls for political action to end these privileges and allow capital to flow to natural channels for a healthier economy.
Murder arrest in Missouri linked to Richardsons wife
Stewart Fife was arrested in Washington for the Missouri homicide of Frank W. Richardson in Savannah, with Mrs Richardson long suspected of knowledge but not guilt. Fife, Richardson’s former business associate, faces trial in Savannah as authorities pursue circumstantial evidence and potential witness testimony.
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Stewart Fife
Frank W. Richardson
Savannah
Hira
Taxable Property in Fayette County Listed by Assessor
The Derennidencen presents a complete list of taxable property in Fayette County as of June 4 1901. The publication shows land acreage and total valuation by township, with personal property details. The newspaper, County seat oriented, emphasizes taxpayer interest and county news.
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Derennidencen
Lafayette County
Isienine Nerse
Judge Peden Resigns and Lands in Jail in St Clair County
A report notes Judge Peden of St Clair county has resigned and is jailed for not voting for a levy and paying a debt. The governor accepted the resignation, but Peden remains incarcerated, illustrating the strong power of federal judges in the United States.
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Peden
St. Clair County
St. Web
Pelen
Woodmen of the World entertain Lexington camp officers
A Monday night Woodmen of the World program celebrated the election of Lexington camp officers. Rev Hy Headens led a divine blessing, with Monarch Gramophone elections and musical selections by Prof OA Poilipa Dr W R E Bowle received a ceremonial badge, and Rev J C Given spoke on Woodcraft. Guest attendance included several local figures as the event closed with remarks and farewells.
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Lexington
Headens
Monarch Gramophone
OA. Poilipa
Stark
Messrs
St. Clair
Taubman
Price
Tix
J. C. Given
Methodist Church
W. R. E Bowle
Hadge
Dadge Janes Colon
Dr. Hokie
Bienen
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