Crum Lectures On Negro Progress In Nation’s Race
Dr William D Crum collector of the port of Charleston spoke at Metropolitan AME church on the topic Is the negro a hindrance to the Progress of the Nation He dismissed social equality as a sham and urged civil rights and a fair chance in life He also called on the president during the day.
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Washington
William D. Crum
Port of Charleston
Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Crum
Glover
Penn
Warren Moore
Moore
Gill Worthan
Vandervoort
Wortham
Bill
John A. Kirby
Kirby
Bill Wortham
First National Bank of Austin
Hayes County
McFall
Bonner
Murder of heiress Miss Mulveil in Chicago
Heiress May Catherine Mulveil was murdered on Michigan Avenue by Officer Daniel Herman who had been rejected. He fled the scene and later killed himself at a lodging house on Archer Avenue, using the same revolver.
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Erine Mulveil
Daniel Herman
Michigan Boulevard
Hermar
Monday
Archer Avenue
Miss Mulven
Investigation into Brooklyn AME Zion church collapse
New York reports an investigation by Brooklyn authorities into the February 28 floor collapse at the Leet Street AME Zion Church. Ten people died and more than fifty were injured when a heavy beam giving way under a crowd caused the floor to crack and fail. Coroner Minherty deemed gross negligence likely and vowed to identify the responsible party.
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Brooklyn
Leet Street
Woman defined as goodness and grace bound in one volume
A. C. Plowden notes that relations fuel most social friction while praising the idea of a woman as an essay of goodness and grace, though she dislikes being confined to a shelf.
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A. C. Plowden
May wind up war departs Russian capital hints at decisive defeat
In St. Petersburg on February 28 officials and press reports showed limited data on Kuropatkin’s setbacks while Kuroki’s forces reportedly drove the Russian left at the Shakhe River. Rumors spoke of Mukden outflank and retreat, but authorities urged caution as battles raged Sunday and Monday and Japan edged toward potential decisive victory that could end the war. Count Alexis Ignatieff was named president of a special conference to revise exceptional laws for public order and the Jewish restrictive measures committee decided on revision with the emperor’s approval.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Kuroki
Mukden
Shakhe
War Office
Shakhe River
Oyama
Hun River
Tie Pass
Alexis Ignatieff
Council of the Empire
Committee of Ministers
Terror threats and royal distress in St Petersburg
Reports from St Petersburg describe rising boldness of the terrorist group and notices signed by the Fighting Organization Social Democratic Party claiming execution of Sergius Alexandrovitch. Grand Duke Vladimir and Grand Duchess Maria Pavlona face threats, while warnings from abroad accompany alleged deliberations on repression.
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St. Petersburg
Sven
Grand Duke
Sergius
Social Democratic Party
Sergius Alexandrovitch
Interor
Grand Duchess
Maria
Elizabeth
Vladimir
Maria Paviona
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Cincinnati Street Car Franchise Law
The Ohio Supreme Court rules the Rogers fifty year street car franchise law in Cincinnati valid and endorses the curative act of the legislature. The decision marks a victory for Senator Foreker.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Rogers
Cincinnati
Foreker
Dallas Youth Shoots Self In Local Saloon
Ed Coleman a young newlywed, eight months married, borrowed a pistol from the saloon proprietor to see how it looked loaded. The weapon was loaded and Coleman fired it into his head, dying at the Central saloon on Tuesday afternoon.
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Coleman
Deserted towns fear dam break in Apache Valley
A News special from Flagstaff reports Holbrook and St. Johns in the Apache valley are nearly empty as residents fear the St. Johns Reservoir company dam may burst.
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Denver
Flagstaff
Ariz
Holbrook
St. Johns
Apache Valley
Death Dice Tale from Berlin Exhibit
A seventeenth century Berlin murder tale ends with a dice duel. Ralph throws six, Alfred’s die splits and yields thirteen, prompting Alfred’s prayer and a sign from heaven. Ralph confesses and is executed while Alfred’s fate remains uncertain, per London Tatler.
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Berlin Hohenzollern Museum
Ralph
Alfred
Frederick William
London Tatler
A Fateful Dream A Tale From Mrs Pickering Reminiscences
A passage from Mrs. Pickering recounts sister Jane married to Lord Andover and her ominous dream of his death in a battle. The narrative follows her imploring him to stay home, his decision to join the others, and a chase to the covert as a groom rushes with news of a fatal shooting.
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Pickering
Jane
Lord Andover
Earl of Suffolk
Lady Andover
Baronet
Timing of Whooping Cough Infectiousness and Isolation Advice
Whooping cough is most contagious before the distinctive sound appears and less so afterward. Exposed children with a slight cough should be isolated for several days to prevent spread. The incubation period is up to three weeks after exposure, and absence of symptoms after this window indicates safety.
Court hears reader of lovers letters sarcasm and wit
In the Philadelphia Press quote a sentimental young man argues that the world loves a lover while a cynic notes the crowd enjoys hearing the lover's letters in court. A second quote from Simonds emphasizes accuracy as honesty's twin.
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Philadelphia Press
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Say
Ornor Sayers
Houston
Kirby Lumber Company
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Mr. Moore
R. L. Penn
Cool Coleman
Dallas
Ed Coleman
iMo
Isa
Sid
H. M. Alden
Harper's Magazine
Barrier
Indian Ocean
Australia
Smithsonian
Love and the Worldlings
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Sali Paper
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J.G. Gragg
Jei
James & Nunn
R. H. Harrison
Bryan, Texas
Gilty
Shaving
J. F. Ransome
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W. A. Watkins
J. Robert Astin
Law
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Main Street
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Thos. W. Higgs
Texas
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Over Haswell’s Book Store
L. A. Plasek
Rubber Tire Machine
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