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Lawyers and Poetry

A.D. Moore

Kentucky

 

After finding a reference to the "Hon. A.D. Moore, lawyer, poet and Democratic politician of Pirnceton [Kentucky]" from a web-posted news item that appears to be an "Here and There" column in the Hopkinsville Kentuckian (date unknown, early 20th century) we have learned vitually nothing more about Moore. The Hopkinsville Kentuckian note indicated that Moore was going to be "touring" the state with his lecture on "Penitence." We did find another reference to Moore, but only to the effect that he was giving a lecture on "The Three Races." This second reference was found in Corinthian clippings for February, 1903 (Corinth, Mississippi). The "Three Races" lecture was to be given at the New Centruy Theater and was characterized as a "famous lecture."

We've exhausted our research resources to learn something--anything--more about A.D. Moore. One way learn more would be to secure access to turn of the century newspaper accounts of activities taking place at Princeton, Kentucky.