Missouri Democratys unified rally at St Louis meeting
Chairman Seibert addressed sixty committee members at the Democratic State Central Committee gathering in St Louis. He praised Missouri’s 1900 election result, urged unity to keep the party strong, and warned against personal conflicts while stressing mobilizing for victory in 1904.
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Democratic State Central
St. Louis
Seibert
Missouri
Maryland
iRogton
Piblicans
Mrs Haun Hosts Duminges With Prize Winners
Mrs Julia P Haun entertained at duminges from 2 to 6 p m on the day. Two prizes were awarded. Mrs J R Moorehead won the first prize, while the booby prize went to Mr Mayme Moreland. An elegant luncheon was served. Attendees included Mesdames I J McGrew, W Fr Kerdolff, Geo W Stler, BR N Cook, Evan Becker, Mayme Moreland, Mary W Chew, M D Wilson, F T Hix, Geo W Johnson, John Gordon, Lucille Robinson, Annette Peters, Leroy Warmer, Clarence Keeney, Bird Campbell, I G Neale, J W Meng, J Ff Winn, A B Albro, James Hays, Nannie Stele, W B Eckle, Ernest Hays, J B Hall, Miss Mamie Ball, FeraBradley, May Peak, Anna Gillen, Lucy Hays, Cathrine Graham of 51 Joseph.
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Julia P. Haun
Duminges
J. R. Moorehead
Mayme Moreland
Mesdames I. J. McGrew
W. Fr. Kerdolff
Geo
Ernest Hays
J. B. Hall
Mamie Ball
Fera Bradley
May Peak
Anna Gillen
Lucy Hays
Cathrine Graham
Joseph
Academy's Growing Popularity Attracts Cadets
The academy continues to rise in popularity with two new students added this week. All rooms are full and cadets occupy the building and other spaces. The Intelligencer congratulates management on the steady, verifiable increase in enrollments.
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Wentworth
Intelligencer
Afternoon Entertainment for Miss Pearl Piarist Guest
Miss Mary Mackwell hosted twelve friends at Hiv five in honor of Marshall visitor Miss Pearl Piarist. Light refreshments were served. Prize went to Miss Nancy Hustop. Attending were Miss Poor Parish, Elite G Campbell, Georgie Gilkeown, Arua Dreland, Lookie Arnuld, Mary Tenry, Alice Mountjoy, Nuovy Use, Flota Bradley, Dixhe Grits, Urenglla Ryland and Mrs BJ Mebitew.
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Mary Mackwell
Hiv
Pearl Piarist
Marshall
Daiid Campbell
Nancy Hustop
Poor Parish
Elite G Campbell
Georgie Gilkeown
Arua Dreland
Lookie Arnuld
Mary Tenry
Alice Mountjoy
Nuovy Use
Flota Bradley
Dixhe Grits
Urenglla Ryland
Mra. BJ. Mebitew
Died at Joplin as remains brought to Lexington home
The remains of Mrs Pred Fisher were moved from Joplin to Lexington Wednesday morning and taken to the home of Amelia Bieter. The obituary notes allege the event occurred about alcohol-related tavern incidents.
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Joplin
Pred Fisher
Lexingwo
Hermothepioe Law
Amilia Bieter
Democratic Party Policy in Missouri Aims Tax on Corporations
Governor Dockery outlines a future program for Missouri stressing increased public spending on education and public works funded by taxes on corporations while opposing broad tax burdens on individuals. He cites a long Democratic stewardship restoring state credit, expanding schools, and eliminating bond debts, contrasting with past Republican fee systems. Garb prepares final letters at the prison as execution nears.
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Democratic Party
Missouri
Dockery
Lave
Pormal
Missoni
Perowib
Déméntire
Udal
Railroad
Bill Phelps
Car accident injures Felix Murphy near Lexington
Felix Murphy of Lexington was badly injured Wednesday afternoon in a fall from a bay car on the Jefferson City Blackwater Road. Mud and debris caused a fracture to his right leg just below the hip. his arm was also injured. He was taken to the company hospital for treatment. The accident occurred near Blackwater.
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Feil
Felix Murphy
Lixington
Jefferson City
Koonville
Companys Hospital Ab
Beary Hurt In Railway Accident Asks News To Come
Miss Mary Henry learned Tuesday afternoon that her father N. K. Beary was injured in a railway accident. The news did not include full details but reported his injuries as serious. Albert Garth, a colored man, was hanged at Kansas City Tuesday morning for the murder of a colored woman. Despite strong pleas for life, Gov. Dockery refused to intervene and Garth faced execution at the county jail.
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Garth
Ilthie
Garb
Hie Bunk
Aod
Mary Henry Lef
N. K. Beary
Oplutom Wien
Eee
Henry
A¢ Hutler
Albert Garth
Kansas City
Jockery
Rie
Dockery
Debate on silver dollar and gold coinage in constitutional coinage
The Chicago Post argues against redeemable silver dollars and warns that backing promissory notes with silver or gold yields absurdity. It compares notes to costly material and questions why not use paper. The piece endorses a return to constitutional coinage. George Wilson is cited.
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George Wison
Prominent Mountford S. Stokely Struck by Train in Front of Home
Mountford S. Stokely, a leading city resident, was killed when struck by a passenger train in front of his residence “The Grove” in Steubenville Ohio on January 3. He was a double first cousin of the late Capt. George Wile of Lexington and heir to lands in Ol ted Pennsylvania. He headed the Bugle Manufacturing Co in Kansas City Missouri.
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Mountford S. Stokely
Twe Grove
Steubenville
Ohio
Herald
Star
Stokely
George Wile
Lexington
Thomas Stokely
Edinton
North Carolina
Geo. Wilton
West Point
Olted
Pennsylvania
Witosman
The
Bugle Manufacturing Co
Kansas City, Mo
Request for Ethan Allen battle report copy
A reader seeks a copy of Price's official report of the battle of Lexington published years ago by Ethan Allen, now defensed. The note asks for permission to examine any available copy and offers thanks for access.
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Ethan Allen
Price
Battle of
Lexington
Notable names listed in a Wednesday activity report
Fragmented OCR lists several men including Dick Mitosall Dave Heathman Frank oer Tao Milter Law Kereboer among participants in a Wednesday event. Text is garbled but indicates a casual naming of attendees rather than a formal outcome or clear action.
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Messrs
Dick Mitosall
Dave Heathman
Frank Oer Tao Milter
Law- Kereboer
Dangerous to Introduce State Primary Without Authority
William Aull of Lafayette county, a member of the Democratic state central committee, argued in St. Louis last Saturday that a general state primary for selecting a U S senator is dangerous and beyond the committee’s powers. He asserted the committee acts as an agent of the party, bound by conventions, and urged no reversal of long history without direct popular direction.
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William Aull
Democratic State Central Committee
Lafayette
St. Louis
Aull
Dimioorae
United States
Congress
Democratic Party
Law 40 and direct senator election debate
The speaker argues that while direct popular election for U S senators is sound in principle law still requires legislative selection until changed. He warns a party committee proposal for a state primary to nominate a senator would undermine county independence and long standing local self government. The piece critiques forcing a unified state vote over diverse county choices.
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United States
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Missouri Democracy
Commonwealth of the Union
State Central Committee
Union
Sedalia
United
Secretary of State
Departments of State
Hort
State Committee
William Rule
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