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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1906
Page
8
Curious notes on self-destruction methods and public safety
The author examines self destruction by passing by own action, drowning, hanging, and poisons, noting the role of water contact and rope setup. He observes repentance often comes too late, especially with drowning, and discusses whether pleas for help occurred before the act. The piece reflects a historical police report style with careful but stark details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Picayune
Stenido
Siridea
Passing of the Red Man
A lament on Native American decline praising qualities yet noting nomadic resistance to assimilation. Argues that alcohol and social pressures accelerate degeneration and challenges outdated views from Cooper and Fenimore Cooper era. Mentions Rain in the Face and the fading appeal of frontier romance.
Fyebarg City Owns Diverse Institutions and Facilities
Fyebarg, a municipality, operates a pawnshop, insurance bastions, a theater, several restaurants, and a newspaper. The city also maintains schools, a cemetery, and provides affordable interment for advertisers, amid a network of civic services and amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyebarg
Bearded Man Joseph Palmer Remembered In Leominster
A carved marble portrait grave marker honors Joseph Palmer who died October 30 1878 in Leominster at age 50. Palmer, famed for wearing a beard amid jeers, once fought off attackers in Fitchburg and later supported transcendentalism linked to Amos Bronson Alcott and Brook Farm. His tale reflects 19th century social conflict over appearance and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leomingtor
England
Peity
Ladio
Joseph Palmer
Teaminster
Leominster
Palmer
Amos Bronson Alcott
Louisa May Alcott
Mr. Palmer
Brook Farm
Mr. Palmen
Mail Service in St Kilda Displays Striking Isolation
The island of St Kilda lies about 50 miles west of Scotland with no regular mails. Residents use a floating mail bag a sheepskin buoy with a tin canister of letters. The last mail drifted from St Kilda on June 21 and reached Shetland in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Kilda
Scotland
Shetland
Lerwick
What She Thought at East End Fete with Bishop
At a London East End fete, the bishop of London visited guests aiming to ease them. His kindly manner and tactful remarks impressed the crowd as a thin voice cried out in amusement. The guest quip labeled him a flirt, drawing smiles from the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
London
Let na become one in matrimonial game
A brief dialogue fragment shows a young man eager to marry and a wise widow asking which option he seeks. The exchange captures curiosity about selecting a spouse and the widow’s seasoned perspective. The source text presents a casual, humorous tone in a Chicago Daily News snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Light Dimmed: Spodnley and Miss Hlondey Rift
In a stray story fragment, Spodnley tells Miss Hlondey he desires the light of her life but she refuses to speak. When asked why, he notes she is red Lyended, a curious exchange that hints at a local social dynamic and a humorously cryptic label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spodnley
Reading Up for the Year in a Lady Reader’s Plan
The passage describes busy women with little time for serious reading as they juggle social duties in London. It recalls a prominent reader who keeps a yearly list of novels, travel books, memoirs, and autobiographies to be sent to her Highland home for autumn reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
London
Igea
Washington Was Treed by British Squadron Tale
Admiral Coghlan recounts a forgotten episode of the American Revolution in which George Washington was captured and paraded in Baltimore. He describes a statue in a central square with four lions at the base, as an old negro comments sadly that he is sorry they got you treed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Coghlan
Baltingore
Baltimore
Lame nurse anecdote cited by Civil War veteran
Gen Horace Porter recalled an amphibious expedition experience during the Civil War at a dinner of naval academy alumni as reported by the New York Tribune. He praised naval courage and the bond of service while noting a quirky remark about a lame nurse for a baby to help it adapt to rolling motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Porter
Printe Louis
Naval Academy
New York Tribune
Payal
All the tower berths are taken at the trip
A brief Chicago Tribune quip notes a tickenseller telling a professional traveler that all tower berths are occupied and an upper berth is the only option, with the pro retorting that there is always room at the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tickenseller
Teanne
Chicago Tribune
Local notes and obituaries from Concordia area
Dr Geo W Bates visits Alma while J W Sydoor travels Higginsville and others move about Missouri towns. Births deaths and family notices include Rudolph Maerle’s son, Mrs Christine Pairweather dies in Kansas City, Dr Thomas J Watson dies in Independence, and railway stock demand with several large locomotive and freight car orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Bates
Alma
J. W. Sydoor
Higginsville
W. C. Coes
St. Louis
Thorsday
Forest LL Shelby
Mies Maud Wrights
Odessa
C. Kret
Higgtonville
Hare
Ella “Nitkell
Kansas City
Rudolph Maerle
Japan
Bach
R A
Micklin
D. Russell
Leroy Slusher
Bob
Concordia
Fit's Reith
C.T. Ryland
JG Neale
Rege Allen
T. S. Fletcher
W. FP. Cole
Geary Riches
Odesra
Wedoeaday
Louise Mayer
William Meyrer
Wm. Jasper
Sedalia
Geo. ‘Cobre
Cam H. McCanley
Christine Pairweather
Kansas
Germany
Cuma
Amelia
Lexing
Ton
Copcordia
Pairweather
Thomas J. Watson
Freedom Township
Nesr
Independence Mo
Watson
John B. Jones
Aalsville
Final Settlement Terms Noted for Lanshatons Case
Final settlement appears to apply to the estate case, with a ruling to be filed in the next session. The document outlines preliminary steps and indicates the agreement may affect related parties and proceedings in the Ald district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ae
Ralead
Ion Ea
Unta
Lanshatons
Lawsuit Seeks Clear Title to Real Estate in Lafayette County
The Circuit Court of Lafayette County issues an order of publication for unknown heirs of Leah Edmundson Henry Rowland John Rieckart and Millary Simbox to appear regarding a petition to perfect the plaintiff's title to Lots 4 and 5 in the town of Lexington Missouri. The action seeks to quiet title to land claimed under government grants and effects from past possession, with notices to unknown heirs and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Missouri
Voonty
Lafayette
Circuit Court of
Sean Bussouri
Lexington
Ajiterm
Martha A. Young
Leah Edmund
Daita
Henry Bowiace
John D Stock
Ellioey Bincod
Lelre
Hillery Simeon
Miguel
Leah Edmundson
Henry Rowland
John Rieckart
iMillary Simbox
Phils Platotif
Laintiff
Tatayetteette County
Mimouri
Olly
Salae
Edmundson
Weickies
Simcoe
Final Settlement Notice From Probate Court
A damaged OCR style notice announces a final settlement in a probate matter from Osage County with dates and executors named, urging interested parties to appear for the hearing. The legals mention beneficiaries, the estate, and court procedures but the legibility is impaired. readers should refer to the official instruments for precise terms.
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