Roosevelt and the South in a Nation Divided
The article discusses southern editorials attacking President Roosevelt over his meeting with Booker Washington and perceived social equality rhetoric. It contrasts views in Philadelphia and Memphis papers while noting reactions in the South and political implications for Roosevelt and supporters.
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Memphis Scimetar
Roosevelt
Booker Washington
Seimeter
United States
Grant
Philadelphia
Scimeter
Episcopal Convention Ends With Adjournment and Debates
The triennial convention of the Episcopal Church of America adjourned sine die in San Francisco after a busy session. Key actions include creating Honolulu Cuba and Salina missionary districts, approving Cameron Mann as missionary bishop of North Dakota, and deferring Huntington amendment work to the next general convention. The closing ceremony featured robes, prayers, and a liberal offering to reduce the missionary fund deficit.
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San Francisco
Episcopal Church of America
Boston
Honolulu
Cuba
Salina
Kansas
Cameron Mann
North Dakota
House of Bishops
Huntington
Samuel Hart
C. L. Hutchins
House of Deputies
Trinity
Lindsay
Doane
Albany
General Missionary Fund
Dudley
Kentucky
Tuttle
Missouri
Tunnel cave kills five in Broadway Rapid Transit project
A 63 by 11 by 10 foot rock slide collapsed in the Broadway Rapid Transit tunnel near One Hundred Sixty Fourth Street. Five men died and two were injured as crews of rock drillers and muckers worked 150 feet underground. Rescue efforts recovered Madden and Danife after hours, with criminal charges against Owen Bly.
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New York
Broadway
One
O'Hara
Kelleher
Goronsky
Madden
Danife
Danite
Owen Bly
Boer envoy in Washington sees Roosevelt over South Africa
Colonel James R. O'Beirne of New York, Boer government envoy, met President Roosevelt to discuss the South African crisis. He plans to brief the secretary of state and seeks U S good offices or a bid for hostilities to end the war. O Beirne says Boers may gain Delagoa Bay as a base of operations.
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O’beirne
Washington
James R. O’beirne
New York
Roosevelt
United States
South Africa
Olonel O’beirne
Delagoa Bay
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
A medical advertisement explains deafness cannot be cured by local applications, arguing mainly for constitutional treatment. It attributes most cases to catarrh and inflammation of the Eustachian tube, claiming nine-tenths are curable with a specific remedy and offering a circular.
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