American Negroes to Work Cotton Fields in Sudan
Long letter argues for relocating industrious African American families to Sudan to farm cotton and other crops, with Mr. Hunt financing the project. It cites soil tests, Nile river advantages, and British oversight, asserting negroes could become successful settlers and landowners if given opportunity and proper governance. The author frames emigration as beneficial for both Sudan and African Americans, urging cautious support from Lord Cromer and Sir Reginald Wingate.
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Leigh Hunt
Egypt
Africa
Mr. Hunt
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Korea
Southern States
Mint
Roberts
Hunt
the Nile
Towit
Assuan
Red Sea
Nile
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Sudan
Sta
Roberta
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Khartoum
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Mexico
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Cuba
Venezuela
India
Ceylon
Burmah
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England
Lord Cromer
Pariament
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Slatin Pasha
Acarcely
Kitchener
Omdurman
Mahdi
Mahdat
Khallta
Tam
Ufe
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Sabat
Bahr-el-Ghazal
Farma
Germantown
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John Ericson
Tim Hooley
Gomi
Delaware
Emerald Isle
Aldar
United States
Iowa
Illinois
Minneota
Nebraska
Dakota
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Southern Banker Is Born In Atlanta Journal Debuts
The Southern Banker financial journal debuts in Atlanta devoted to banking interests of the South. Richard H Brown leads the publication with years of banking journalism experience. It carries twenty four pages and targets bankers investors across southern states.
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New Financial Journal
Atlanta
South
Southern Banker
Richard H Brown
Greater Georgia Association
Mulry elected president of New York charities group
Thomas M. Mulry of New York City has been elected president of the New York State Conference of Charities and Correction. The announcement notes his leadership of the Society of St Vincent de Paul council in New York and his Knights of Columbus membership. He attended the National Conference of Charities and Correction in Atlanta last May and read a paper there.
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New York State
Covington Troops Reenlist for Second Year
Covington January 31 Special The Covington Light Infantry enters its second year with Krag Jorgensen rifles and new equipment improving morale. The unit aims to be the banner company of the Third regiment and will reenlist for another year on February 4. Officers will be reelected next Tuesday without opposition.
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Covington
Covington Light Fantry
Krag- Jorgensen Rifles
Nfe
Covington School Board Maintains State Adopted Books
Covington January 31 special report states the city school board will use the books adopted by the state commission with no changes before the fall term begins.
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Commission
Covington
City School Board
Parsifal Or Chester Orchestrale Recital Promises Music Worth Hearing
The Parsifal orchestrale recital, directed by Alfred Hertz, features D Miller and Edward T Brown with a twelve tone picture program. Mrs Brown outlines the Parsifal story before each piece, while Elisabet Humperfink provides the score and Hertz conducts. A religious benefit supports the event, with plans for a February 28 Atlanta Symphony Orchestra concert and other local musical activities including St Anthony church organ recital by J Fowler Richardson.
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America
Bayreuth
Phillips & Crew's
D. Willer
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Edward T Brown
Atlanta
Belyea
Conreld
Elizabeth Humpérfink
Amfortas
Castle of the Grail
J. Fowler Richardson
Church of St Anthony
West End
Richardson
St Anthony’s
Frank Wheat
Father Jackson
Silk Culture in Russia Describes Cocoon Output and Mills
Oliver J D Hughes, Consul General Coburg, reports on Russian sericulture noting 16 tons of dried cocoons valued at 30 000 to 40 000 rubles in recent years. Caucasus production reaches 2 538 tons with Kutals and Elizavetpol leading. Central Asia cocoon yield estimated around 21 790 tons valued near 5 000 000 rubles.
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Russian Ministry of Finance
Moscow
Caucasus
Kutals
Elizavetpol
Nucha
Sehusche
Transdaucasia
Central Asia
Preparations under way for German cruisers Vineta Falke arrival
Mexico City January 31 German colony readies grand welcome for Vineta and Falke officials as their ships near Vera Cruz. The announcement notes elaborate preparations and anticipation of the arrival.
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Mexico City
Vineta
Falke
Vera Cruz
Not All Advertisements Are Fakes Exemplar
A testimonial from W. M. Land of Galveston Texas praising Cheney's Expectorant. He claims the remedy stops coughing and helps him sleep comfortably, asserting its superior effectiveness over other cough remedies advertised.
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Cheney
W. M. Land
Galveston
Tex
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Peninsular
Eureka
By Jos. Ohl
William Garstin
Budan
Stars and Stripes
Ita
Armly
MR. Mulry
Castoria
Emia Lipiain
Weber
Mari
College Hall
Frienia
George May
Verein
David Silverman
Silverman
Addie Hook
Mrf Wynne
Gses
Russia
Oliver J D Hughes
Coburg
Germany
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