Grover Cleveland Leads Tuskegee Meeting in New York
Former President Grover Cleveland spoke at Madison Square Garden in support of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. Booker T. Washington and Rev. Edgar Murphy also addressed attendees, with discussions highlighting education and racial issues in the South and North.
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Views of Mr Cleveland on the Negro Question
Former President Cleveland voices support for Booker Washington and Tuskegee methods, urging white Southerners to cooperate with black advancement. He argues progress depends on Southern whites’ good will, practical education, and labor, while affirming faith in Southern honor and the potential for racial uplift through targeted training and opportunity.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Passage on Negro Uplift
The excerpt discusses industrial disruption and poverty with Grover Cleveland present, emphasizing that lifting the Negro is a national issue beyond Tuskegee or the South. It emphasizes the broader social and political implications without coherent narrative.
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Northern Securities Case Roils Markets in April Trade
Reports of an appeal and possible dissolution rumors trigger stock volatility in New York. Officials deny plans to disband Northern Securities while the Justice Department says no information supports abandonment. market later steadies with Northern Securities rising above opening levels and broad stocks firming.
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Heiress Found in Indian Camp. Swedish Claimant Identified
Mathilda F Youngquist, long believed dead heiress to a Stockholm estate, was found living with Cree Indians in Montana. A gold ring from her parents confirmed identity. she said her parents were killed in a Cree raid. She will travel to Sweden with John Anderson, who encountered her among the Cree after delaying his search. She says she was carried away as a child and is now 19, widow of a Cree man killed in a snow slide. Anderson and the woman plan immediate departure for Sweden.
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Trust Fighter Joins Big NY Firm After Merger Victory
James M. Beck, former assistant United States attorney general who helped block the Northern Securities merger in St Louis, resigns to join Sherman and Sterling at 44 Wall Street in New York. He says he will vigorously defend trusts as he did against them, and will practice with a leading corporation law firm.
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College-bred Carter Held for Bicycle Theft in Richmond
Richmond April special reports Carter a Boston-born college-educated Negro, brother of the Tuskegee bookkeeper, jailed for four months for stealing a bicycle from a Negro guest at the True Reformers hotel in Jackson ward. He allegedly fought Detective Gibson and Chief Tomlinson, escaping briefly before being recaptured at Kenney's tobacco factory.
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Afraid to Face Georgia Wife Bigamy Plea, Toledo
Charley D. Smith pleaded guilty in Monroe Michigan to bigamy to keep his second wife from Georgia testifying. He was sentenced to four and a half years in the penitentiary. His first wife had died following his desertion in Toledo weeks earlier.
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Palma summons senator to explain new treaty proposal
In Fidiana on April 14 President Palma summons a conference of administration senators to outline the United States new permanent treaty proposal. He will hear leaders opinions before moving forward. The naval station agreement may be recalled from the Senate for inclusion with added provisions. Archbishop Chapelte or New Srigans.
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Roosevelt Leaves Fort Yellowstone for Norris Trip
Cinnabar Montana April 14 President Roosevelt broke camp yesterday and heads to Norris Geysers area. He plans to reach Anceys tonight or tomorrow and Fort Yellowstone Thursday then Norris for the geysers. Road work by engineer corps delays noted. Ward reports the president in good health enjoying the outing. He hikes mountain trails and denies hunting a mountain lion, though 500 exist in the park with deer and elk. Buffalo Jones and scouts press extermination efforts. Roosevelt declines to shoot. Weather favorable, the party at Cinnabar enjoys fishing and country rides.
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Weather and rail freight injunctive action dominate Georgia report
Local weather notes show Wednesday to Thursday rise in temperatures with brisk north winds and various temperature metrics. Judge Emory Speer issues an injunction restraining railroads from increasing lumber freight rates. The Southern Association of Newspaper Publishers forms in Atlanta with a new constitution and officers elected.
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Baldwin's Cynical Comment on Black Troops Stirring Administration
Washington April 14 Special: Brigadier General Frank D. Baldwin, now commander of the department of Colorado, faces a War Department inquiry after remarks contrasting the Filipino and Negro soldiers in combat. Excerpts telegraphed from his interview with Denver reporters sparked officials, with emphasis on Baldwin's stated view that he prefers Filipino and Negro soldiers for dangerous duty, regardless of casualties, prompting concerns among African American leaders and a wary White House.
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Bonilla Wins In Honduras Amid Capital Fallout
In San Salvador April W Juan Angel Arias, named by the retiring General Sierra, yielded to forces of General Bonilla. Bonilla’s president elects forces yesterday occupied Irosudgalpa, the capital of the republic, signaling a shift in Honduras authority.
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Yale Varsity Crew Retains Savannah Rower Sidney Stubbs
Sidney G. Stubbs of Savannah has been retained by Captain Waterman for the Yale Varsity crew, one of the few non New Englanders kept for the squad. The crew averages tall and heavy for its era as it trains toward the season. Also reported, the Philadelphia schooner George Thomas, sailing from Grand Cay Island to New York January 3, has been reported lost with a crew of ten.
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