Political press and campaign notices in 1902 era Missouri
The Intelligencer reports on Democratic campaigns for county and congressional seats, with endorsements of Hamlin in Greene County, and notes on party leaders like Wilson and Blankwell. It covers opposition to Republican plans for southern election laws, withdrawals of DeArmond and Clark, Stone’s Senate bid, and ship subsidy bill fallout, plus anticipated speeches by Gov. Stone in Lafayette County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Committee On Rules
Dockery
Jefferson City
Republican House of Representatives
McKinley
Republican House
Democratic Party
Eanopy Park
Appomattox
C. W Hamlin
W. Hamlin
Greene County
Telligencer
Missouri River
Hamlin
Sedalia
Phorthern
Greene, Polk
Benton
Greene
Saline County
Lafayette
Howard Ad Pettis
Cireene
Intelmigenchh
Mr. DeArmond
D. A. DeArmond
Missouri
Guv. Stone
Senator West
Wiro
Stone
Senate
DeArmond
Clark
Armond
West
Washington
DeAmond
Clark Othe House
United States Senate
Hanny
McLaurin
South Carolina
Republican Party
Wellington and vicinity news from the county
Local items report W M Jackson leaving on business to Sedalia and others in Lexington and Excelsior Springs. Mrs H Corse visits Waterloo and Mrs Winnie Johns neighbors F F Moeller plans in Napoleon. George Larberg named postmaster as Robert Linas resigns. A railroad bridge over Big Sol creek underway and a vote to extend city limits and Fifth Street west to Nabob's addition proposed for the spring election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jackson
Thoraday
Sedalia
W. W. Corse
Frank Drevall
Lexington
Touraday
Dobo H. Grunke
White Lockhart
Robert Linas
Seth Leberman
James L. Kinehead
Excelsior Springs
I. T. Seybold
German Evangelical Church
St. Louis
A.M. Lockhart
Onx Grove
J. D. Kite
Fairview
M. KE
Rustie
Star Wilkes
George Wilkes
Rustie B
Nellie Smith
Red Ink
Almon Pilot
Alligan
Metrix
Merchant
Raa
Smong
Hem Mertrix
Rustic
Nelli Smith
Red Tok
Ned G
Exile
Electro
Onward
Mertrix
Rustic B
Maymont
al West
Ned B
Almont Pilot
Electric
Denmark
Gloria
Nettlewood
Death of A J A Fulton in Greenton area
A J A Fulton died at his residence near Greenton Thursday morning at age 00. Funeral services planned for Saturday at 2 PM at Greenton Church with burial in the same location. Fulton, born in England, came to America young, lived in Lafay ette county since 1858, and left six children, four surviving. He was respected and has many friends. Mrs M L Smithers and Mrs Sexton with Mary Ellen of St Louis arrived Friday to visit the family at Mrs Tit Stramcke’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. A. Fulton
A. L. A. Fulton
Greenton
Greenton Dhurch
Fulton
England
Lafayette County Abbot
Mra. M. L. Smithers
By Sexton
Hite Mary Ellen
St. Louis
Mra. Tit, Stramcke
Local Visitors Arrive for Pleasant Tenth Street Gathering
Jake Waecker of Omega Kansas visits Thursday evening with D Haecker family. Miss Rose Nauhelos of Hobson arrives to visit Mr and Mrs Taecker and RB A Corder Jett. A Mulligan Post G A meeting with a social later on Tuesday evening leads to a pleasant ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Waecker
Omega
Kansas
D. Haecker
Rose Nauhelos
Hobson
J, Taecker
RB. A. Corder
Corder
Mulligan Post
G. A. It
Tenth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Intelligencer
Lexington Postolice
L. G. Neale
Sarvipar
Mayca
Tudeworth County Court
Esters District
Lee Compty
Domarchic Party
Meredith Thowas
Opuoty
Kara
Evan Young
Binet
Tatapeice
Golden Gate
Marta
Southland
Lafayette County
N. Wilson
Tme
Wilson
Horace Blankwell
Young
Atayene
San Orton
Aiton Hard Bhrewd
Wellington and Vicinity
BT Lealma
Mrs. H. Corse
James K. Gray
Waterloo
Winnie Johns
F. W. Munnove
W. T. Johnson
Louis
KE. J. Hays
W. K. Ragland
City ‘Council
Wellington
Fifth Street
Nabo
Prairie Church
Joseph R. Barnett
Lexington, Missouri
H. Sinauer
Poplar
L. Rnodes
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