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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1902

Page

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Richmond's Davis Mansion and Historic Capitol Nearby

Three hours from Washington, Richmond offers a rich historic landscape. The Davis Mansion, now a Confederate memorial, sits at Twelfth and Clay and houses a museum with Carrara marble mantels and restored interiors. Nearby are Mount Vernon style capitol and Washington statue ensembles, Libby Prison site, Hollywood Cemetery with Monroe and Tyler monuments, and graves overlooking the James River.

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The Great Battle of Chicamauga Revisited by a Veteran

A Kentucky veteran recounts the Battle of Chicamauga from September 1863, detailing Texas and Georgia brigades under Walker, Forrest, and Bragg. He recalls assaults, losses, and the brigade’s endurance, praising fighting spirit and near-constant clash through two brutal days. The account emphasizes Confederate hardship, Union casualties, and personal ties to Betor's Texas brigade.

Chicamauga W. Rosecrans Braxton Bragg Betor Texas Walker Chicaiuga River Byram’s Ford Forrest Ketor Wilson Georgi Porrest Neter Georgia Liddil Yin. Walthall Govan Longstreet Bragg Polk D. H. Ail Ation Ad Fedem Snodgrass Hill Chattanooga Big Rosecrans Kelley Field Breckenridge Helm Fourteenth Hindeman Pickett Gettysburg Laingstreet Cemetery Ridge Gen. Kershaw Virginia Chitamauga Metor Meridian Miss Richmond Ubat Cockrell Missouri French

Early Morning Wedding at Bride's Home

At the bride’s home at 7 o’clock Tuesday morning the marriage of Cleveland Rex of Caddy Indian Territory and Katleyon Wilker took place. Rev Dr Fenster macher officiated in the presence of relatives and a few friends with attendants James G Hassell and Ratelle Wilker. Mandelolin’s wedding march was played by Alice Kricho. The couple plan to reside in Caddo. Rex is a telegraph operator there and well regarded.

Cleveland Rex Caddy Indian Territory Katleyon Wilker Fenstermacher James G. Hassell Ratelle Wilker Mandelolin Alice Kricho Caddo Delde Lexington Mr. Rex

Dalrymple Comedy Company thriving at opera house

Dalrymple Comedy Company now in a week long engagement at the opera house, drawing full houses each night. The troupe, led by Mr and Mrs Dalrymple and Ed Poulter, praised as superior to high priced acts, delivers clean, entertaining plays with strong audience reactions. A notice also reports the saddle horse Bex Denmark dying suddenly in Merico, Missouri, two days earlier after a street accident.

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Nebraska horse thieves sentenced in Lafayette County

Nebrask a horse theft ring broken by Lafayette county officials ends with Lemuel Goldsberry and sons Guy and Melvin receiving ten four and two year penitentiary terms. Judge Jessen condemns theft and insults as the trio protests innocence, while plans for appeals and a prior five year sentence for Lemuel are noted.

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