Negro-Ob Anniversary Address Speaks on Race Views
The Society of Exatcal Culture marked its twenty ninth anniversary with an address by Dr Felix Adier. He tied the event to ethical reform and argued southern perspectives on the negro problem. He praised southern education, warned against northern interference, and urged respect for inherited civilization.
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Felix Adier
Adier
Tesshi
Taskewes
Hampton
Avier
North
Society of Exatcal
Cele
Schwab Buys Hotel for Personal Charity on Staten Island
Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel buys Richmond Beach estate near Hugenot Station Staten Island for a private charity. He plans a 40 acre country retreat style vacation home for selected Needy individuals to be personally run and guided by Schwab with no public admission. Oliver Wren notes the project aims for broad scope and prompt start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Staten Island
Richmond Beach and Railway Company
Schwab
Sehwab
Richmond Moench
Newark
New Jersey
Hugenot Station
Perth Amboy
Staten Island Rapid Transit
St. George Landing
Arbutus
Richmond
Oliver Wren
Seminary to Move to Chicago Weastern Area
The Andover Theological Seminary, a historic theological school in Massachusetts, faces relocation to the western region, likely Chicago. A May 10 meeting of 20 clergymen, including six trustees, discussed removal, with President Charles C. Day noting a trustee vote toward moving if better arrangements are made, though the issue remains under discussion. The seminary now has 12 regular and three special students, five professors and two instructors, and opened in 1808 with many graduates over two centuries. endowment estimated at 1.5 to 2 million dollars.
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Andover
Mass
United States
Chicago
Harvard University
Old Southchapel
Boston
Charles C. Day
Andover Theological Seminary
Tts
F.C. Smyth
FY. Hinchks
W. J. Ryder
JW. Mattner
Flight of Riches and the American Moneyed Class
An Atlanta Constitution commentary argues that a permanent moneyed class cannot form a lasting aristocracy in the United States due to shifting wealth and mobility. It cites examples from senator Charley Clark’s barber bill to broader wealth dynamics, noting wealth and work will continue to oscillate while ambition stays stirred and social balance persists.
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United States
Charley
Senator Cockrell’s Brother-in-Law Missing in Wyoming
Ephraim B U Ewing, brother-in-law of Senator F M Cockrell, is lost near Snake River Wyoming after leaving a ranch ten days ago. Major C B Ewing of the U S Army plans to arrive in Denver to help search, aided by Eastern relatives. He was last seen at a ranch suffering exposure. authorities fear he is en route to Denver for friends. Herbine advert follows.
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Denver
Colo
Ephraim UB. Ewing
United States
F. M. Cockrell
Missouri
Wyosuing
C. B. Ewing
United States Army
Ewing
Cockrell
Major Ewing
Wyoming
Snake River
Senator Cockrell
NEW COAST DEFENSE LIGHTS EXPANDING AT HARBORS
Gen Gillespie announces preparations for extensive experiments with searchlights as part of harbor defenses. Funds from the previous appropriation support New York harbor lights, with plans to install systems at Portland Maine and Boston. The plan targets 2400 yard range lights, tested at Narragansett Bay to evaluate illuminating main channels of four harbors.
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Gillespie
Army
Cnast
New York Harbor
Portland
Boston
Narragansett Bay
Society Woman Becomes Nurse for Local Hospital
Mrs. Harry P. Robinson, daughter of Thomas Lowry, abandons society life in Minneapolis to train as a nurse at Northwestern hospital. She joined proba tion, works night duty, and wears six linen trimmed uniforms. Her husband Harry P. Robinson runs Railway Age in Chicago and is currently in London pursuing literary and publishing interests.
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Harry P. Robinson
Thomas Lowry
Minneapolis
Chicago
Railway Age
Northwestern Hospital
Hens Set With No Results Amid Rock Falls Blasting
Explosions in the bed of the Hennepin canal at Rock Falls Illinois have caused hens to set without producing chicks for three weeks. Poultry breeders say the blasts destroy vital sparks in eggs. The effect travels across the Rock River to Sterling, rattling dishes and breaking windows. Local leaders of the Arena Poultry association are unsettled as eggs fail to hatch.
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Hennepin Canal
Rock Falls
Ill
Arena Poultry Association
Rock River
Sterling
Torpedo Boat Maneuvers for Coming Summer
The navy plans summer torpedo boat maneuvers bringing vessels from various rendezvous to northern waters likely Long Island Sound and Narragansett Bay for strategic exercises. Junior officers would be detailed to duty aboard these boats to gain familiarity with their mechanisms and to test nerve and alertness. This marks the first extensive planned torpedo boat exercises despite previous shortages of time and facilities.
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Long Island Sound
Narragansett Bay
Navy Department
Orthodox Hebrews Aroused Over Sabbath Observance
The central conference of American Rabbis in New Orleans spurred debate among New York orthodox Jews. The Ohab Zedek Talmud Torah committee denounced the liberals and urged steadfast adherence to tradition and the founding of new schools. A circular promotes staying true to faith. Also notes a Norwegian inventor’s two ton cannon and a joke about a hollow baseball fence. A garbled line references a pianist versus capitatiot.
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Central Conference of American Rabbis
New Orleans
New York City
Talmund Torah Committee
Ohab Zedek
Louis Friedman
Etetegram
Rappoport
Braunschweig
Prince Leopold de Croy Begins Real Estate Career in New York
Prince Leopold de Croy, a Belgian noble, arrives in New York and starts at the bottom as a real estate broker’s employee. He moved here about four months ago after presenting letters of introduction from Sir Thomas Lipton and others, securing work with Thompson Starrett as a draughtsman before joining Herbert & Sherman.
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Prince Leopold de Croy
Croy
New York City
Prince Leeold
Tel Rium
Tie
New York
John
Crim
Thomas Lipton
Belgium
France
Thomas
Prince Leopold
Europe
Crimmins
Thompson-Starrett Company
Riches For Love in Salt Lake City Marriage
Miss Jacketta McCune daughter of A W McCune a mining magnate of Salt Lake City married Philip Ernest Green in New York after prior thwarted attempts including her father shipping her to Peru. McCune, a former partner of Marcus Daly, holds major mining and Cerro De Pasco interests. Green is a young Salt Lake City stockbroker.
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Jacketta McCune
A. W. McCune
Salt Lake City
Cupid
New York
Miss McCune
Philip Ernest Green
Peru
Cerro de Paseo
J. B. Haggin
Governor deploys troops after Eldorado shooting incident
Springfield July 10. Governor Yates ordered Assistant Adjutant General Ewart to lead sixteen regulars and an officer from Mt. Vernon to Saline county to restore order after a wave of Negro outrages around Eldorado. In Carbondale a four-man armed group attacked the home of Peter Green, pastor of Eldorado’s African Methodist church, who fired back when asked to leave, with reports of a white man wounded.
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Springfield
Yates
Saline County
Eldorado
Ewart
Mt. Vernon
Carbondale
Kiev
Peter Green
Green
First Special Sale of Town Lots in Creek Nation
Notice of a government sale along the Frisco System line across nine Creek Nation towns. Sale runs July 7 to July 18 with round trip single fare tickets sold July 6 and valid for return through July 18. Information from Vilaco System passenger representatives, Jas Donohue assistant general passenger agent, Kansas City.
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Jas
Donohue
Kansas City
Order of Publication in Kinney Shepherd case
Publication order in Butler County Kansas. Defendant Kinney Shepherd and unknown heirs must appear by the next November term to answer the amended petition seeking partition of real estate in Hates County. The notice will run four weeks in Butler Weekly Times at least 15 days before the term. Judge LUWICK signs the order.
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Dina MI
Paws
George Shephera
Kaw Barih
Mary A. Godwin
Juchara P Shepherd
Anne Bk Covey
Beire
Kinney
W. Suduelh
Aml
Waataeen
Imal
A. B. Luwwick
Ulromt Vase Eee
Eee
Wade Ab
LU Wicks Circuit
Cher
Estate of W Minpies Overseer Sues for Sale Increase
Fragmented text indicates a notice of estate proceedings involving W Minpies and SUsupbell, seeking to make a payment or increase in a sale or settlement. Names and places are partially garbled, with references to Missouri and Botier in a court or formal hearing context.
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Bates Vonniy
Bates
Egualy
Steve
Missouri
Botier
Migsoult
Cabana Inieheat Granted to All Creditors in Case
A court approved a plan to pay all creditors in full, with distributions set under court supervision. The creditor committee welcomed the agreement as a fair resolution of the complex bankruptcy matter.
Exeostor's Notice of Estate Probate Action
Notleetse states that the Saskatchewan court has ordered the estate of Joey Beary, deceased, to be administered. The notice outlines the probate process and involvement of the court.
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Joey Beaey
A Liberal Offer on Farm Papers for Farmers
An early 20th century promotion invites readers to join a four-paper club including Live Stock Indicator Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions. It claims West and Southwest agricultural value, urging sign-up at a total annual price of $1.25 for limited time.
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William T. Stead
Cecil Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
London
New York
Rhodes
Iamer
Armers Institute
Poultry Furner
Ama Ap
West
Farmers’ Institute
A Moat Liberal Offer Mirror Prospectus
The St Louis Mirror is a twenty eight page weekly review edited by William Marion Keedy with a staff of writers on social religious scientific financial literary and artistic topics. The paper promises poetry short stories book reviews and music coverage and invites readers to mail ten cents for ten weeks delivery.
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St. Louis
Loni
Probate notice of claims and wills
By order of the probate court all persons claiming against the estate of the deceased must present their claims with proof by a specified date. Failure to exhibit claims within the time frame will bar their assertion forever under the will annexed.
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William M
Jeter
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