GOOD MAN GONE 10 BEST WAS WITH GEN PRICE AT LEXINGTON
Carrollton tribute sketches Rev. Robert A Austin a longtime Missouri minister born 1835 in Bedford County Virginia. The summary traces his life from early schooling in Sugartree bottoms Carroll County to licensing in 1855 and forty years preaching across Missouri. He endured accidents ill health and a fatal spinal injury from a buggy crash and died after a long illness, leaving a legacy of community uplift and religious service.
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R.A. Austin
Carrollton
Austin
West
Carroll County
Sugartree
Lexington
Capt
Mads
David Ball
Methodist Meeting
Methodist Church
DeWitt
Trenton
Lsbor
Bethany
Missouri
Chillicothe
James H. Minnis
Wynn
Mr. Minnis
Mr. Austin
Lucy Ball
Esther Meston
William Austin
First clash of naval ironclads witnessed by Kansas man
Captain Atkinson, veteran of the Confederate service and now a Kansas City police officer, recalls witnessing the first battle between the Merrimac and the Monitor forty years ago. He describes the engagement from a river battery position, noting the Merrimac’s iron prow, the sinking of the Cumberland, and the Monitor’s retreat, arguing the Union ship was not truly defeated.
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Kansas
Moorman and Monitor
A Atkinson
Kaw
Atkinson
Thirlkeent
North Carolina
Merrimac
Hunter
Jaimever
Norfolk
United States
Billy Campbell
Norfolk Navy Yard
Dales Shears
Cumberland
Congress
Fier
Minnesota
Abe
Wis
Monitor
Kansas City
County Court Frocerdings
Jurors Named for April Circuit Court Term at Lexington
At the March county court the jury for the April term of Lexington Circuit Court was drawn. jurors listed by township include Gee W Fishback H W McNeal C M Bowring Davis M L Belt Jr John RB Reed Harry Leary Dover H H McDaniel George Allender John Wyatt Lewis Freedom Otto Everett Ed War der F W Vogt Lexington Charles Toebner L W Brelsford Robert Male Middleton S G Brown John Zey sing G D Hall Washington O A Fulton William Greene Barnett Alygina Salabar E W Wagoner EK 8 Gaon Jolia W Burnside B D Weedin to view bridges near various townships and report on conditions. Dr P Thornton to deed 40 acres to Harry Hollard. Weedin to build a bridge south of Odessa Cemetery. Baptist College entertainment featured a two act comedy Mr Bib with cast listed. Easter Market set by the Ald Society of the Christian Church for March 27 offering varied goods and 24 cent meals. Mrs Sarah M Russell and son J G Russell visited Kansas City Friday.
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Circuit Court of
Lexington
Clay Township
Robert Male
Middleton
S. G. Brown
John Zeysing
G. D. Hall
Washington
O. A. Fulton
William Greene
Barnett Alygina
Salabar
E. W. Wagoner
Jolia W. Burnside
B D. Weedin
Weedin
W. B. Roas
Samuel Gillmac
P. Thornton
Harry Hollard
Weedie
Odessa Cemetery
Hamlin Wins Sedalia Ballot For Congress In Democratic Contest
On Wednesday at Sedalia the Democratic seventh district nominating convention chose C W Hamlin of Green County on the first and only ballot by 44 votes to 42 for Judge James Cooney of Saline. Gov. Dockery attended and spoke as part of a harmonious gathering, with resolutions praising Missouri administration and condemning imperial policy.
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C. W. Hamlin
Green County
Congress
Sedalix
Hamiln
Judge Cooney
Saline
Hamlin
Greene
Polk
Benton
Lafayette
Howard
Pettis
Hickory
Cooney
Sedalia
O. T. Hamlin
Congressional Committee
J. H. Rhodes
Herman Putabl
Polk County
Committee On
Mr. Rhodes
R. H. Womack
Dorentraencer
Seventh
Dockery
Republican Party
Spain
Philippine Islands
RK. M. Richmond
Howard County
EB. M. Richmond
Howard County Democracy
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Rev. R. A. Austin
Gen. Price
Tenth Street
Myrick
Hawood
Thatriot
Lafayette County
Oseen B. HaAgoop
Merrimac Monitor
Circuit Court
Baptist College
the Baptist College
Mr. Bib
Philip Rayson
Britta Rice
Robert Brown
Blanche Kelley
Jenkins
Butler
Nina Martin
Rebecca Lake
Fdith
Powell
Katherine Rogers
Maude McIntyre
Marion
Ald Society of the Christian Church
Sarah M. Russell
J. G. Russell
Greene County
James Cooney
Gov. Dockery
Harmonious Convention
New
Democratic Party
Higginaville
Horace F. Blackwell
S. B. Thornton
KL. Mano
P. W. Osborn
Y. Ford
Davie
A Althoff
Canterbury
Peachy Hlades
Dover
Wao
Beil
PP. Harwood
H. A. McDaniecls
Freedom
S. D. Fox
WW. Downloy
J. M. Handley
Flovncey FF
Blackwell
Min CG
McPaifin
Janes Durdon
Minlewa
Weed McGrew
L. B. Johnson
HS. Uerbert
Waybington
George Kiliopburg
Oscar Filler
Judy van Meer
Soi Cees Groom
Hows