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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1902

Page

4

Weighing Political Candidates in Greene and Saline Districts

The Intelligencer surveys political announcements for Greene and Saline counties. It endorses candidates for Congress under Democratic party guidance and commends Lexington citizens for river route interests and railroad considerations affecting Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe plans without committing to a single path. The paper urges citizen backing to push Lexington’s growth, noting the town’s strong natural advantages and imminent development. It also critiques President Roosevelt’s treatment of Senator Tillman as an affront to American principles, warning against imperialist drift and urging defense of constitutional democracy.

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Meredith Thomas for County Judge in Western Lafayett County

Announcement that Meredith Thomas seeks the Democratic Party nomination for judge of the county court in the western Lafayett district. Describes him as a well known, high minded citizen and party worker who would advocate the taxpayers’ interests if chosen.

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Visit of Prince Monty Draws Silk and Velvet Diplomacy

A Cutting Paragraph from The Temps, a leading Paris newspaper, comments on Prince Monty’s visit to America and the smiling royal favor shown by the government. The piece notes Washington birthday celebrations barely distract from the prince’s prominence as a symbol of Europe’s fading power and calls attention to a restoration of the mysterious kidnapped visionary, missing in Europe’s political theater.

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Saline County asks for party unity in looming contest

In a fiery editorial clash, the Marshall Democrat-News argues Saline County plans to back candidates after the congressional contest ends, warning Lafayette county against aiding rival factions. The Intelligencer defends its stance, urging focus on the main issue and opposing political trading that could hurt Judge Graves and the party.

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City Fathers as Domestic Peacemakers in Reform Era

An irate column accuses aldermen in big cities of masking boodle under charity work and clergy duties. It argues many politicians routinely patch up family quarrels, aid the needy, and assist peers, claiming reformers unfairly target officials who serve their constituents. It portrays widespread graft disguised as public service and asserts that most aldermen not aligned with reformers perform such acts daily.

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A Lesson from Ober-Ammergau

A traveler recalls Oberammergau and the Gotthard tunnel dynamite story. He contrasts medieval Christendom with a modern, transformative Christ, hoping the real Christ may revitalize humanity beyond traditional beliefs. The fragment ends with a call to living faith.

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