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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1901

Page

2

McKinley’s Policies Debated in Local Columns and Notices

The Intelligencer reports on McKinley and Hanna in a critical, reform-minded tone, arguing for policy changes and highlighting tax burdens, trust prosperity, and international trade pressures. Local items note deaths, school elections, and civic happenings in Higginsville and Lafayette County.

Higginsville W. C. Sebring North School F. C. Hendricks Ethel Barns Neslie Bootham Low Verma Liss Jobseco Fantee Whiting South School W. W. McElroy Alice Welborn Laure McCullough Ursuls Brareb Colored School H. F. Thompson Rechsel Ewing Emms Wadlington Jacob J Burgas U.S. Naval Training Station San Francisco Burgan First Station Kansas City National Cemetery Higginstike Lafayette County

The Crime of Republicanism in German Press

The German press notes rising American commerce power driven by abundant US raw materials and skilled labor in manufacturing, praising efficiency and labor saving machinery. It argues US competition strains relations with England and shifts national importance amid global trade, signaling Germany views the US as a growing rival.

Germany England Wales Brresiers Repatencas Repeditean Ibu Gpoo Sud Spomer Lauter Ehic Repubican United States America Agramso Reichstag

Carnegie's Latest Gifts Stir Controversy Across Scotland

The report notes Andrew Carnegie donating 10 million dollars to establish free education in four Scottish cities Edinburgh Glasgow Aberdeen and St Andrews with gifts restricted to Scottish fellow countrymen. It criticizes the policy as exclusionary and contrasts it with the broader help from non Scots and foreign workers who built his wealth.

Carnegie Andrew Carmege Edisburg Glasgow Aberdeen St. Andrews Sroegie Mam P Aorithman

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the Intelligencer J. G. Neale Sarvepay McKinley Hanna Ubal McKinsey Wm. McKinley Mark Fanos Hanns Republican Party Geo. W. Ramer Delovery Higgier B. M. Brosses Steve Hecadargst Wits I Dessa Ekto Remsis Hhegisetille Kuneas City Dover Comsoldacat Farmers Coal Company Higgussville Swhet Company Opesing & Dew Mayview Messrs. C. Hammer Mesoab Besmier L. H. Rose Pekin Homer Cuba Republic Democrate Party Missouri Hop Lon V_ mMevens Globe Democrat Hanoa-Marck de Wet Sondsy Wm. m James Sod Lalu Isreai Isrem Homer Phillips Lexington C. A. E Nillips Odessa Cecil Stewart Harry Wilbur Grebe Elfen Colo L. B. Walliams Macon Missouri Ledger Noric Sicsama Lincoln Benson County Lee's Summit Fayette, Mo WH. Alderman Bockeer St. Joseph, Mo Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co L. E. Wolfe Miscou Public Kass Columbis Misouri Saari W. G William D. Rankin D. W. Bh Tevie Walter B. Wavy Lexington Savings Bank EF Nicholson Boppman John Eryland AG Young W Chapman EB Hoffman Matus Toung Alice W Whogate AG Young Hears C Wallace Joo B Myland Henri’ Bettie W Bott CR Chapman EA Wallace Walter & Wapogy Harris-Anderson Lumber J. J. Rhodes, M’'G’r W. W. Corse, M'G'r Wellington, Mo W. G. Muscrove Sam’ I. Drvso Mullenix Cor Franklin McCausland H. Ireland Les J. Slusher the Traders’ Bank Wicbahd B, J. Andrew Geo. M.catron Morrison-Wentworth Jon B.j.andrew Charles Lous M. Catron J. Morrison Bén. Marks W. A Gterensom Fufus Toem
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