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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1902

Page

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Storm of Fire on Sea Captain Describes Etona Trip

The Norton Ine steamer Etona arrived New York from River Plata via St Lucia after May 10 bunker call. Captain Cantell recounts the Reddam's eruption ordeal at Martinique on May 8 and 11, with ash, burning dust, wrecked cabins, and injured crew, including the captain who helped save remaining sailors. The Etona then passed Martinique on May 11, witnessing fresh eruption dust and sulfur, as the voyage continued toward Castries.

Etona New York River Plata St. Lucia Cantell Reddam Martinique Roddam St. Pierre Castries Atry

Fire destroys Tolbert cottage on College Hill

The cottage home of Charles Tolbert, a colored resident, burned Wednesday afternoon on College Hill near the water tower. In its inaccessible location and with no fire plugs in the area, the fire department faced difficulties rendering help. Surrounding houses were saved with effort.

Charles Tolbert College Hill Lelling

Conflicting Dates Shift New Groved Opera Society Event

An opera society disputes change dates for their birth school programme now moved to Wednesday while the Seata event begins Saturday at Crenshaw and Young’s. All parties are urged to note the altered schedule.

New Grovd Opera Seata Crenshaw & Young

Queen Island Free as Cuba Becomes Independent Nation

An American correspondent in Havana describes Cuba’s formal independence on Tuesday with Havana lit by banners and torches. Crowds gathered from dawn to witness General Wood transfer power, raise the Cuban flag, and mark the end of U.S. occupation as ships and fortresses sound a national salute.

Cuba Havana Republic of United States Brooklyn General Wood Morro Castle Ward Line Plaza de Armas Central Veteran's Q Club General Woods Spain Place de Armas India Gespedes Seventh Cavalry Wood War Department Woo Cabanas Fortress Union Moro Castle Santa Clara Punta Gomez Cabanas Plaza Malecon Great Britain Italy Republic

Married Thursday Evening in Lexington Home

Miss Sallie Elizabeth Taylor and Mr. Thomas S. Fletcher wed at eight o'clock Thursday at the bride’s parents home in Lexington. The ceremony was by Rev. J. C. Given of the Methodist church, South, with relatives and friends present. The groom, a Lexington native and employee of Lexington Coal company, and the bride, praised for her character, will reside with his mother on College street.

J. T. Taylor Sallie Elizabeth Taylor Thomas S. Fletcher J. C. Given Methodist Church South Bletcher Lexington Lexington Coal Company Mrs. Fletcher Mr. Fletcher College Street

Remarkable five generation family in Vernon county Mo

Mrs Line Ann Avery Duncan of Vernon county Mo heads five living generations with six children twenty four grandchildren and two great great grandchildren She is 83 active and healthy born near Bowling Green Kentucky moved to Lafayette county Mo then Vernon county in 1848 Grandmother Duncan recalls a 1586 event Her homestead remains and her forebears served in the Revolutionary War and War of 1812 Memorial services will be held at Machpelah cemetery on Tuesday June 3 to decorate Confederate graves and confer crosses of honor All invited Capt Logan Kogart of Nebraska City Neb visited relatives and friends before returning home

Lafayette Joplin Line Ann Avery Duncan Vernon County Grandma Duncan Bowling Green Lafayette County George Washington Lexington Camp U Sterling Price U, D.C Weightman Camp U Machpelah Cemetery

Confed era Reminiscence Sparks Battle Over Davis Mansion

A Montgomery debate over the Jefferson Davis Montgomery White House relics pits the Daughters of the Confederacy against a new White House Association. The dispute centers on ownership, the fate of Davis era furnishings, and a last will gifting the items to the association if preservationists falter.

Montgomery Alabama Jefferson Davis Richmond Alabama Division Daughters of the Confederacy White House Demopolis General Treasury Davis Beauvoir House New Wite Welling Dati Goan

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