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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1890

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Wealward Stationa to Higginaville Railway Snippet

Fragmentary OCR civic timetable or route list showing stations such as Wealward Stationa Tipton Boonville Eastward St Blackburn Alma Corder Higginaville with incomplete times and unclear directions. The readable items indicate a local rail sequence and station names without full context.

Salute to Allérlen on Fourth of July in War-Torn Era

A fragmentary note recalls a man beginning his travels abroad with his aunt as cannon fire roared to salute Allérlen’s Fourth of July. The scene blends travel, mourning, and national celebration in a distant conflict year.

Aun Young Allérlen

Abstracts of Deeds Tiled in Lafiyette County Office

Furnished for Intelligencer by Captaind. 0. Conner, recorder of deeds, Lafayette County, MA. Abstracts list deeds tiled from Saturday June 21, 180 to Sunday June 28 with covenants of warranty. Entries include transfers to Theodore Jug Klemm, I. Parker and wife to Dryden, Hinton to Mayview, and others. No warrant will be issued until fees are paid. Also includes excerpts from editorials in local papers discussing political figures and events with multiple named editors and publications.

Conner Lafiyette County Recorder of Deeds Satunday Dune D.K. Duckef Alte Turner Wil- TiAtion G. A. Frerking Theodore Jug Klemm I. Parker and Wife Dryden Mayview KC. Dryden To . Hinton Simimond F. W. Stoenener John Mapview Amd W. H. Wolke Owl J. W. Smith W. A. Compo Asbury Wigginsville Fom Bik Ho Aieeeyves Eos Seth Serat Kushme

Missouri Sixth District Democrats Back West for Senate

At the sixth district convention in Fayette the resolutions reported a platform affirming Democratic principles, praising Grover Cleveland, endorsing G. G. West for Senate, and honoring Gov. Francis and Lou V. Stephens in state administration. The body supports free coinage of silver, opposes special banking privileges, calls for tariff restraint, and favors fair railroad regulation and anti monopoly measures.

Fayette Committee On Resolutions Missouri Democratic Party Iraq St. Joseph Grover Cleveland G. G. West United States Senate John T. Heard Congress Francis Treasury Lou V. Stephens

State Board Completes Railroad Property Assessment

The state board of equalization completes the railroad property assessment showing about 60 million dollars in value, up over 2.5 million from last year. Rolling stock, buildings, bridges and telegraph property saw little change. The Louisiana bridge on the Chicago and Alton is not assessed separately this year due to a supreme court decision affecting distribution of property value. The statement prepared by State Auditor Seibert details the comparative assessment.

State Board of Equalization Seibert IsbYaul Louisiana Chicago & Alton State Supreme Court Mikdourive Familial and St. Joseph Railroad Company

Tariff Tax Test Says Foreigners Pay No Dime

The article argues through Senator Beck that tariffs apply only when goods enter the country via the custom house and are consumed domestically. It claims foreigners pay nothing toward the tariff as Americans bear the 47 percent average tax plus freight and insurance, arguing importers profit by undercutting foreign prices before shipment.

Iste James B. Beck Custom House

Mrs Wing Aged 10 Carries Burden in Fayette Notice

Mrs Mary Wing of Fayette Missouri is ten years old and for the entire last year has performed all duties for a family of four including cooking washing sewing and other chores.

Mary Wing Fayette Aamily Tour

Ex-Congressman Denies Hooker Dining Story

W L Scott of Pennsylvania dismisses a published tale about Colonel George W Hooker dining with him and claims he never met the man. He recounts letters seeking patent medicines for dyspepsia and credits buttermilk therapy from a New Orleans source for weight gain and relief after two weeks.

W. L. Scott Pennsylvania George W. Hooker Colonel Hooker New Orleans Wilk Washington McLean John R. McLean Cinnan Et Prasaanan Washington Mr. J

When Arbitration Comes Near in Name for Away I Fact

A fragmented piece notes on arbitration and legal rights, mixing reflections on guilt and financial gloom. It includes quotes about spirit, a log wood and alcohol, a politician interview and a bald head, with observations on how one half of the world sees the other.

Logwood Elisha Group

A Fatal Barrier in a Washington Post Story

Dialogue excerpt shows Mabel and Harold discussing love and commitment. Harold confesses intense feelings but cites a conflict: he is a free-trader, implying unresolved tension and a barrier to their relationship. The scene foregrounds emotional stakes and ideology.

Ex-State Treasurer Hemingway Covers Disgrace and Five-Year Sentence

The Post Dispatch reports Hemingway of Mississippi was short in his accounts by 31561219 and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Boss Juay of Pennsylvania faces similar theft charges and receives political honors as he serves in the U S Senate amid Republican confidence. The piece contrasts Democratic Party scorn with Republican protection, noting their rascality.

Williams The Columbia Herald John A. Jockinlay Munday Yasukini Nakajima Tokio Japan Ile Nakajima University Law School New York Washington St. Louis Kansas City Post-Dispatch Hemingway Mississippi Boss Juay Pennsylvania United States Senate Democratic Party

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