National Negro Baptist Convention Convenes in Hot Town
A terse report notes the National Negro Baptist Convention meeting underway in a hot locale, with emphasis on the gathering amid warm conditions and anticipated deliberations.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
1
Kashima Battleship Disaster With Massive Casualties
News of a deadly explosion during target practice aboard the Japanese battleship Kashima off Kure results in forty killed or wounded. The blast followed attempts to remove an unexploded shell from a gun breech, causing severe injuries among officers and sailors. In Washington, a stormy National Negro Baptist convention debate centered on the Brownsville affair with mixed resolutions and sharp criticisms of President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talib
Kure
Kazumi
Sven
Kashima
Washington
National Negro Baptist Convention
Morris
Brownsville
Committee On the State of the Union
Roosevelt
Foraker
J. B. Foraker
Panhandle Products Display Planned for State Fair
Amarillo chamber of commerce moves to collect Panhandle products for fall fairs. A corn Kaffir mile maize and sorghum exhibit will go to the National Corn exposition in Chicago and to the National Farmers congress in Oklahoma City, with the Dallas fair slated for the largest display and Panhandle Day observance at the Texas State fair in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Dallas
Chamber of
Thirty-Third Degree Masons Open 96th Annual Meeting
More than 300 Scottish Rite Masons of the thirty third degree gathered in Boston for the Northern Jurisdiction's ninety six year meeting. Grand Commander Henry L. Palmer of Milwaukee opened the three day conference. Delegates prepare for the Brussels international congress report while fifty new thirty third degree Masons were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Supreme Council
Henry L. Palmer
Milwaukee
Brussels
Auto Hits Pole Killing Three Elks report dying
An automobile with seven Elks returning from Manitou struck a telephone pole in Colorado Springs. Three men, William Poon, Jon Graves, and Grey, were killed instantly and a fourth was reported dying. The group had attended a clubhouse social for visiting Elks before the ride home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Manitou
William Poon
Jon Graves
Grey
Progress in Electricity Aids Medical Treatment In Boston
Four hundred physicians attended the eighth annual meeting of the American Electro Therapeutic association in Boston. The program featured papers on electrical treatment of ailments and included an inspection of Harvard Medical School laboratory findings and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Electro Therapeutic Association
Harvard Medical School
One Dead and Man Arrested in Galveston Case
Galveston on September 16 reports Thomas Wilson found dead and Willie Love, another Black man, arrested in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Thomas Wilson
Willie Love
Diving Bell Marriage At Hippodrome Tank Draws Fire
The wedding of George Fairman and Alberta Michel in a diving bell at the Hippodrome tank drew criticism from Rev. G. W. Phergon who called the ceremony a disgrace. Pastor H. D. Hughes performed the rite in bathing suits as spectators watched breathless and gasping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. W . Phergon
Evangel
Fifty-seventh Street
Broadway
George Fairman
Brooklyn
Alberta Michel
Scranton
H. D. Hughes
Coney Island
Railroad coupons under new Alabama rate law rejected
The Louisville and Nashville railroad began selling tickets with a half cent per mile rebate coupon to comply with Alabama’s new 212 cent passenger rate law. A case the railroad filed against the state railroad commission to block enforcement was decided against it. Governor Comer said the plan does not meet the situation and will not be accepted as compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Birmingham
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Comer
Mann Faces Backlash Over Tax Collector Marking Streets
In Orange Massachusetts on September 17 a majority of residents express anger at Tax Collector Mann and threaten arrest. Mann had the word THAT TAX painted in large white letters on sidewalks at street corners to enforce tax obligations amid public unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Orange
Mass
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Grand Opera House
ICYDA
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W. A.watkins
Nsura
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