Democratic rally draws 15 thousand in Missouri city
In Macon a grand Democratic rally featured speeches by Bryan Stone and Dockery as Clark headed the Senate slate. The crowd, estimated at fifteen thousand, heard lines on free silver, state finances, and past administrations. Stone and Dockery addressed issues, while a lighthearted ballot showed Bryan leading in looks. Portraits of speakers appear on page three.
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Jon City
Bryan
Stone
Dockery Mide
Rakers
Ile
Missouri i
Democracy
Applaise
Silas Woodson
Lon Stephens
Dockery
Clark
Bob Kern
St. Louis
Gov
Intelligencer
Watterson's Roosevelt Booker Washington critique in Couriers Journal
Editorial excerpt discusses Henry Watterson's Wednesday morning comments on the Roosevelt Booker Washington incident. He argues for free choice of company, faults Roosevelt’s policies, and laments Booker Washington while urging Democrats to wait for their time. Also notes Lafayette county property totals from the Intelligencer with real estate, personal property, and railroad figures for 1900.
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Ienry Watterson
The
Couriers Journal
Roosevelt-Booker Washington
Watterson
Tie
Roosevelt Laws
Jefferson Davis
Booker Washington
Mr. Watterson
White House
Teddy
Booker
Lafayette
Bridge and Telegraph
Rairoad
Merchants
Death of the Honorable Henry G Wallace in Lexington
The Hon. Henry C. Wallace Sr a longtime Lexington leader died at his home after a long illness with his wife and children by his side. A respected lawyer and former Missouri constitutional delegate he was active in church and bar circles. Interment was at Machpelah with a large funeral at First Baptist Church led by Rev. Manly and the Masons.
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Henry C. Wallace, Sr
Lexington
Mr. Wallace
Henry
Wallace
Kentucky
Missouri
Center College
Danville
Henry Crockett Wallace
Fidello Lee Wallace
Bertie Wallace McDonald
St. Joseph
Maxwell Sharp Wallace
Kansas City
Florence Wallace Cooper
Henry C. Wallace
Woodford County
Elizabeth Wallace
George Carlisle
Willian O W. Thorrson
Caleb Wallace
Frankfort
F.C. Sharp
St. Louis
Louisville
Missa Ligzle Sharp
Absalom M. Shurp
Christian County
Trence
Lafayette
Pettis
Saline
Talayette
Johnson County Association
Democratic Party
Court House
John E. Ryland
W. H. Chiles
John $. Blackwell
Field
Young
John EB
Ryland
Wutlier
Circuit Court Room
Manly
Munmbera
Machpelsh Cemetery
The Wharton Meeting in Lexington Evangelist visits
Judge Samuel Davis writes of Dr. Fh M Wharton planning union meetings in Lexington praising him as a top evangelist. The tent revival last summer drew multitudes despite the heat and dryness, with gospel preaching focused on the cross and divine grace. Dr Given and wife left for Kansas City and Odessa to preach on Sunday.
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Samuel Davis
FH. M. Wharton
Lexington
Tie
Wharton
Tle
Meceph Q
Christ
Given
Kansas City
Odessa
Dockery’s Offer Backed by High Character and Truth
Governor Dockery stands by a pledge to cover any state fund deficit shown to stem from Democratic inefficiency or dishonesty. The Kansas City World defends him against unproven charges, while critics at the St. Louis Globe-Democrat are described as partisan and biased. The article asserts there was no basis to the funds accusation and credits competent authority for disproving it.
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Dockery
Sid
Kansas City
Rancoronis Peart
St. Louis
Evidkene
Globe-Democrat
Missouri
Dockervy
Tuesday Evering Wedding in Lexington
Mr John A Wittenberg of Wittenburg Gratz and Miss Mujis Taylor were quietly married at seven o clock Tuesday evening at the Taylor home in Lexington Episcopal ceremony conducted by Rev J K Dune. Attendants were Thomas Fletcher Sallie Taylor and others. couple to housekeeping at the Taylor home with best wishes from relatives and friends. A later list notes several attendees leaving Wednesday for Kansas City to attend nurse and wattie shows.
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John A. Wittenberg
Wittenburg & Gratz
Mujis Taylor
John Taylor
Mary Taylor
Wittenburg
Lexington
Mrs. Wittenberg
WildanQullom
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Qlark
Cockrell
Peat
Mr. Clark
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Tam
Goverery
Ye Tong
AN Iit
Wien
Henry G. Wallace
Bar Association
First Baptist Church
Machpelah
Court of Appeals of
Electoral College
John Adams
United States
Baptist Church
Masonic Fraternity
Wharton Meeting
Hue Opinti
Gov. Dockery
Geo. Joli
EF. Ko. McFadin
Judge Pearl Smith
Peresy Silver
Dr . I. Smith
Geo. Lunketod
W. Garr
Lee Slusher
G. W. Schull
Min Me Fadin
Dave Siwasher
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