Stone Outlines His Policy 18 A Party Man of Strictest Sect
The text presents a Missouri official, Wt. J. Strom, writing after being elected to the senate. He emphasizes placing country above party, notes his tolerance for dissent, and pledges to represent all people while upholding Democratic principles. The piece closes with tributes to a deceased advisor and expressions of sympathy to his widow from Ricnarp Freep, president, and Sas' J. Anpeew, secretary.
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Democratic Party
J. Strom
Otters
RicwaRp Freep
Sas
J. Anpeew
Building and Loan Association plans new series and-subscrip tions
The Building and Loan Association announced that the sixth series nearly matured at 189.65 dollars. Subscriptions for the seventeenth series open February 2 to March 1, 100 shares at 1.50 per share, including a dollar dues and entrance fee. If oversubscribed, shares are assigned by lot. Officers will manage lottery allocations and loan officials invite inquiries about home financing and mortgage costs.
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Building and Loan Association
Nquirers
Bank Resolutions on Death of Director Barnett
At a January meeting of Morrison-Wendworth bank directors, Capt S J Andrew presented a resolution mourning the death of Captain Joseph R. Barnett who died December 27 1902 at age 74. Barnett served as director since January 1890 and held stock since July 1880. The statement praised his integrity and neighborly character.
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Morrison-Wendworth Bank
J. Andrew
Barnett
Joseph R. Barnett
To Build Soon BE McGrew Plans Three Story Corner Block
J McGrew will erect a pressed brick three story building on the northwest corner of Eleventh and Main, 40 by 76 feet. The first floor houses two store rooms with pressed steel ceilings, the second floor offices, and the third for lodge use. Brick by Lexington Pressed Brick Co. The work may start March first and all three stores are rented. The project will elevate Mainstreet property values and is expected to be among the best equipped in the state.
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BE. J. McGrew
Eleventh
Main Streets
Lexington Pressed Brick Company
Lexington
McGrew
Lee Memorial Day Observed by the Daughters of the Confederacy
The Daughters of the Confederacy held Lee Memorial Day at the courthouse on January 19 with a program of music and readings. Mrs. J. H. Campbell spoke on the group’s mission to honor the dead and teach reverence for the Confederate cause, followed by Mr. B. N. Sook as orator. Veterans received crosses of honor from the chapter as a crowd listened to speeches and songs reflecting Southern heritage.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Court House
Dey
B.C. Gordon
Ethel Gibbs
Stella Ryland
M. D. Wilson
W. E H. Chives
J. BR. Moorehead
Douglas Meaoy
Dr. Ramsey
Bla Nickell
Capt. Day
Old Virwiney
Kentucky
Maryland
J. H. Campbell
State Fund National Organization
BR. N. Sook
Lee
Frances Bowen Smith
Central College
Father Ryan
Father Ryan, and “de Planner Jact
Alabama
Martha S. Gielow
Frank Bowman
W. D. Rankin
Beck
John Mulligan
Young Hicklin
Geo. W. Marquis
G. W. Garr
Veterans
North Carolina
Father
Stonewall Jackson
Fils
Appomattox
King Arthur
Gideon
Panama Canal Treaty Ends Long Negotiations in Washington
United States and Colombia signed a treaty in Washington for the Panama canal project. The agreement settles control of the canal strip and the lease terms, with a perpetual cession of land for canal purposes and U S police rights. Colombia agreed to the cash payment and annual rental terms, final details kept private.
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United States
Colombia
Panama Canal
Washington City
Nicaragoma Canal
Herran
Married Wednesday in Kansas City Heathman and Dawson Wed
Mr David O Heathman deputy constable of Lexington township and Miss Clara E Dawson of Liberty were married Wednesday Jan 21 at Rev John K Dunns residence in Kansas City. The couple returned to Lexington Wednesday evening where friends welcomed them with best wishes.
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Noen
John K. Dunn
Kansas City
David O. Heathman
Clara E. Dawson
Liberty
Dawson
Heathman
Lexington Township
College Street
Mr. Heathman
Bride
Lexington
End of the Hickman Case Faces Presidential Disapproval
The article reports that First Lieutenant Edwin A. Hickman of the First Cavalry was tried by a military court for administering water to Filipino prisoners to extort information on rebel movements. Hickman was acquitted, but the president and secretary of war issued a disapproval note, signaling dissatisfaction with the water cure practice while not altering the court’s verdict.
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Edwin A. Hickman
First Calvary
Martini
Hickman
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Forty-Second General Assembly
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Missouri
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the Legion OF Honor
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Everurern
Josignia of
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Mt. Olympus
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Scotland
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Italy
Light Brigade
Temple of Fame
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Rex
Koenig
Hai
Muara
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Runnymede
Dixie
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Piglet
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Rio Grande
Missmuri
Paris
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Wagland
Prusia
Marshall Ney
Prapoe
Tabile
Panama
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