Withdrawal from Republican ranks sparks debate in Missouri letter
The Reverend John Collins of Valley Park, Missouri, resigns from the Negro Republican League of Missouri executive committee. He urges Negro voters to support Democrats, criticizing McKinley era policy, army officer restrictions, and imperialism. He notes limited Negro progress in St. Louis and Little Rock, urging equal rights and urging party reevaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Repotite
John 3. Colling
Valley Park
St. Louis county
ranke
Negro Republican League of Missouri
Collins
democratic party
J. BR. Croenland
St. Joseph
St. Louie
republican party
Vienna
Cleveland
McKinley
St. Louis
McKintey
Philippine Aslands
Laute Rock
Ark
Little Rock
JoUN M. Corrins
Tenth Congressional District
Coats Required for Dining at Harvey House in Rincon
A story from the Socorro Chieftain notes rigid etiquette at Harvey houses on the Santa Fe route. In Rincon, wealthy Alma stockman Mr. McKeefery was denied entry to the dining room without a coat, mocked as a joke, offered a loaner coat, refused, and left. The piece contrasts local manners with broader claims of public dining without coats, while mixing in ads and stray editorial remarks about politics, trade, and health products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Santa Fe
Socorro
McKeefry
Alma
Albuquerque
Rincon
Barney
Silver City
Harvey house
Hespurcur
New, Mexico
Entomologist Cockerell Warns On Harlequin Cabbage Bug
A letter from Prof J D A Cockerell of New Mexico College of Agriculture discusses the Harlequin Cabbage Bug Morgantia histrionica. He notes it is native to New Mexico and troublesome, suggesting mustard as a trap crop and spring destruction of females to curb progeny, and warns against snitching and blood purity myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
J.D. A. Cockerell
New Mexico College of Agriculture
Barrios Diamonds Ad Promises Gems and Rings for One Fifty
An advertisement touts genuine Barrio diamonds mounted for rings and earrings with heavy gold settings, offering a $1.50 mail order ring and a string-measure method, along with other jewelry items and a New York address for orders. It also includes health ads for Chamberlain’s remedies and Santa Fe railroad travel promotions with dates and prices, plus testimonials and medical product notices.
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Notices and Classified Fragments From a Dated Page
A garbled mix of notices and ads includes horses pasture rates at Spaulding Ranch, a product claim for Karl's Glover Tea, a sales pitch for bedside business opportunities, and travel promotions. Names such as J. J. Jacobson and J. P. Byron appear with dubious pricing. The fragmentary text references Southern Pacific travel deals and agent contact details, plus a monthly salary offer and envelope requests.
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RATURDAL
SOUTHERN PACIFICS
ARecivo
SyDewart
Betty
repubii
Lincoln
Grant
Kioy
J. P. Byron
England
France
ormany
Philippines
Burrows
Michigan
republicr
sool
R.P
Algor
Root
Wiley c
Usis
Hood
Sarvapurula
Zoot
Nord
gome oni
hipmie
St. Chleagos
Knowles
ste. Ap
Wallia & Allen
Xa. Merz
AL DAO
isi
A. KINNEAR
Smack
OL Hood & Co
Lowell
Masa
Chamberlain's
Druggis ‘ ie
Colombo
Texas
Iuly
National Educational association
Los’ Angeles
Los Angeles
Bapital Young People’s union of America
Richmond
timsy
F. B. Houghton
Fl Paso
Tex
Bosworth
Denning
sumame
Mia
Gea
Liberty
J. P. Byroo
Sounide
Redondo Teach
Santa Monica
San Diego
Angel
Houghtar
C. B. Bosworth
El Paso
Spain
David Ta ‘Jor
Wind Ridge
Greens Co
Chamberlain
J. Byron
Southern Pacific
Onl
Thia association
C. B. Bor Worth
Southern Pacific company
Karl
Spaulding Ranch
J. J. Jacobson
Hudson, N. M
J.P. Byron
Herbert
Chicago
California
San” Diego
OLB
Heaworth
Fe pei
CLARK & CO
Bakers and Confection
eungee
GOLD AVE
DEMING
N. OM
S. ROBINSON
ALBERT LINDAUER
S ALE
Tronks
Silver Avenue
N. T
H. TRACY
J. W. HANNIGAN
Aquarium
TRACY & HANNIGAN, Proprietor
PINe STREET
J. J. Cullen
Germany
Paris
Spruce Bt
Presbyterian Church
cate
Colorado
HWa
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