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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1901

Page

4

Ohio Convention Stirs Dems In 1904 Campaign

The Ohio Democratic ticket headed by Kilbourne with Howells for lieutenant governor and Hidy for supreme court judge promotes tariff reform, anti trust measures, and a strict constitutional interpretation. It warns against expansion and foreign entanglements, arguing people power can curb trusts. The piece notes supportive events in Missouri and reflections on regional politics.

Ohio Kilbourne Anthony Howells Joseph Hidy Supreme Court Harry R. Young M. B. McCarthy R. PY. Alshire James B. Holman Board of Public Works Republican Party Party

United Confederate Veterans Announces August Reunion

From St. Louis headquarters, Union Confederate Veterans issues general order calling Missouri veterans to the August 8 to 10 reunion. Speakers include Gen Jas B Gordon and Gen F M Cockrell. Laura Edwards of Jefferson City named sponsor and maids of honor listed as Annie Keith Engine City, Mo Suzane Roberts Springfield, Mo and Clara Frances Bown Mar.

Shall Maggie Zollinger Outerville Kittie Pitts Paris Daisy Medley St. Louis Atwater Liberty Albert C. Allen Jefferson City Baldwin Opera House Sons of United Confederate Veterans United Confederate Veterans United Confederate Veterans of Missouri Jas. B. Gordon J. B. Gantt F. M. Cockrell H. N. Phillips W. L. Cable Laura Edwards Annie Keith Engine City M.o Suzane Roberts Springfield Clara Frances Bown

Flocking to New Lands Opens Reservations to Lots

Thousands flock to Indian reservations soon to open under a late presidential proclamation. Some dislike the random lot plan while others praise its fairness. The piece notes many will be disappointed and predicts eventual Philippine allotment by lot for home seekers.

Lot Philippines

Looting the School Funds Prompts Missouri Fund Defense

The Jefferson City Press defends Missouri's school fund as princely and democratically managed, rebutting slanders from Republican journals. It notes ongoing growth under Democratic administration and asserts no issue with Missouri democracy or the fund. The piece also mentions a Chinese indemnity claim, a Louisiana Purchase Exposition Coliseum replica proposal, and Turkey’s recent payment of a US indemnity after ten years.

Jefferson City Missouri

Prof Harvey Wiley on water as world foulest beverage

The Washington chemist Prof Harvey Wiley testified in a case calling water the world's foulest beverage. The text notes he could likely be elected Kentucky governor without opposition if he moved there.

Harvey Wiley Washington Wiley Kentucky

Parkman tales of frontier clashes told at Lake George

In a July Scribner's excerpt from Parkman at Lake George, the narrator recalls dramatic frontier episodes in Quebec and New York. He describes Patohin leaping at a rebel, choking him until fainting in Quebec streets, and outlines Lodian campaigns with Butler and Brant near Fort Staowix, the Fort Ann recovery after Burgoyne, and Sir John Johnson’s hurried flight with goods from the Mohawk, inviting listeners to hear more.

Patohin Quebec Butler Brant Fort Staowix Fort Ann Burgoyne Sir John Johnson Tory Champlain Parkman Lake George Scribner's

Origin of Ragtime Name From Denver Ruling

A Boston Globe report cites a publisher claiming ragtime's name origin traces to Beo Harney at a Louisville party where two banjo players sparked a catchy rhythm. Harney, improvising on piano, entertained with snippets of popular songs, prompting a spectator to ask what he played.

Boston Globe Denver Beo Harney Louisville Darkies Harney Maria Bee

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