Emancipation Parade in Sedalia and Tragedy in Columbia
Big Emancipation Celebration parade planned in Sedalia, Missouri invites all, while in Columbia a Black man William Schulter is charged with murder after killing his wife Ida Schulter and her father Henry Williams at 407 Worth Fifth Street. Polizei report state both victims died instantly. Schulter waived a preliminary examination as neighbors recount a brutal scene and a double funeral followed at the Second Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schuster
Worth Fifth Street
Io Low
Henry Williams
Schuber'smanin
Doad
Schuster
Charles Mitchell
Schulter
Ida Schulter
William Schulter
J. T. Stockton
Sherif King
Sapp
Justice Stockton
Emmett C. Anderson
Davia
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Times
Nesto
Schuler
Pap
Laredo
Texas
St. Louis
San Antonio
Mitchell
Bertie Davenport
North Fitch Street
da Schuster
Schalter
Henry Wit Tama
Fee
W. Newton
North Fifth Street
Newton
Clifford Read
Julie Williams
Columbia
A Fair Proposition on Buying Extra Copies
The Gillam Globe suggests when an editor writes an article that pleases readers they should buy a few extra copies at six cents each to send to friends rather than borrow neighbors' papers. It notes the paper prints extras and is glad to sell them while supply lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillam Globe
California Conference Ends with Record Giving and Appointments
The 47th Californian Conference session in Bakersfield set records with total money of 1646.25, charity and mission sums, and growing memberships. Bishop Parks praised pastors. appointments listed include First Church Los Angeles N P Greggs and Bethel San Francisco J H Wilson among others, with the 1915 session planned for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
San Francisco
New Bethel
H. B. Parks
D. D. Bethel
J. H. Wilson
D. D
Cain Chapel
J. W. Price
Sacramento
B. RK
Guy
D. D. Riverside
J. EB. Fletcher
San Bernardino
J. Lockhart
Fresno
Nichols
Watte
I. A. Brown
Redlande
Ward
Stockton
J. A. Duncan
Second Church
Los Angeles
B. Edwards
Pomona
C. A. Harris
Marynville
J. H. C. Redd
Santa Barbara
Hawkins
Red Bluf
H. J. Hartnett
Edward Dennis Pianist Baritone Opens Teaching Season
Mr Edward Dennis, pianist and baritone, will open his teaching season on September 21, 1914 at 17 Vine Street in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dennis
Will
How To Secure Good Attendance At The Lodge
A nineteenth century guide advises lodge success through a clean pleasant room a master who knows his work efficient officers prompt records and reports welcoming deacons social members regular entertainments and quarterly socials. It recommends brief ten minute talks avoid dullness and keep meetings under half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaker
Up and On Out of Egypt Negroes of Kansas City promote book
A 1920s call by prominent Black Kansas City leaders to publish and publish a book by and for Negroes. They urge self reliance, pride, and collective effort across Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri, led by BE A Robinsont and a roster of scholars and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Woods Hotel
Egypt
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Removal Notice For Crosthwait Floral Co
The Crosthwait Floral Co announces a new address at 1801 East Hightoonth Street. Contact numbers are East 272 and Main 0070 for inquiries and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Crosthwait Floral Co
Tte
East Hightoonth
Elaborate Whitby Reception for Son and Miss Lena Jackson
A large reception at 1614 Agnes Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H. Whitby honored their son Washington Lee Whitby and Miss Lena V. Jackson. The event featured a green and white theme, a long receiving line, extensive floral decor, music by Elale Nix and performers R. G. Jackson and Telah Douglass, with numerous out of town guests and a lengthy list of gifts including cut glass, silverware, embroidered linens, and hand painted ware from many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Abrnathy
F. A. Harris
Jas. A. Smith
B. Thompson
Andrew Keith
Theo, Clay
Mra
Jas. Holbert
R. B. DeFrantz
Cecil Thompson
G. A. Roberts
Maude P. Harris
S. T. Glass
Frances Pritchett
H. C. Warrick
Rosales
Pearl Manley
Mary Jackson
M.L. Crosthwait
Wm. Fairfax
Vallia Bowman Anderson
Della Green
Mattie Randall
Anna Helle Montgomery
Anna J. Carter
Josie Smith
M. ©. Vaughan
Amy Ward
A. Jackson
Silas Chaney
Murphy
B. B. Francia
B. E. Ward
BE. Sharp
Jas. Anderson
T. M. McDonald
Emma McDonald
J. C. Cavelle
Hannibal Cavelle
Lena
Julia Thomas
F. M. Christian
A. A. Moore
A. V. Barton
Mias M and Thornton
Edw
Lewis
Mrs. Price
Jane
A. P. Teavault
Mrs. J. ©. Adams
Thomas White
Mrs
Phillip Taylor
Gertrunde Harper
J. F. Shannon
Mrs. Winn
Green
Mother
H. W. Becks
Robert Bennett
PD. Todd
Mr. Walker
Charlotte Vine
Mae Vine
C. Christie
A. Thomas
F. W. Gilmore
J. C. Evans
Okmulgee
Okla
Sanford Patterson
Samuel Higbee
Ogden Higbee
Ben Martin
Pearl Jefferson
A. Williams
G. W. Woods
Harry A. Johnson
F. W. Johnson
Carrie McDonald
Tremendous price drop promo with profit sharing plan
An advertisement proclaims a sharp fall in prices and invites readers to join a profit sharing plan. It urges readers to act quickly to take advantage of savings on selected goods offered at reduced Ee prices until a stated limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Sun
Local Drug Store Ad Promises Low Prices and Delivery
An October 20 1914 advertisement lists items including draughts tinctures cosmetics and medicines with prices such as 1.00 for wine of Cardus 1.25 for Dr Caldwell syrup pepsin and 0.75 for hot water bottles. It touts a profit sharing plan and prescription compounding service with delivery and claims to have the citys best Negro physicians Dr J H Jones Dr T A Fletcher and Dr A D Bradbury among its staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Donald
Palmer
Madam Walker
Ford
Allen Chapel Service Honors Aged Members In Weather
The Allen Chapel service honoring old members drew many, transported by carriages and autos despite bad weather. Dr. Thomas preached an impressive sermon, with Prof. Harrison of Kansas City and Mr. and Miss Lela Williams of Philadelphia providing music. Next Sunday features a special sermon for boys and young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fortune J. Weaver
Laila Willams
Philadelphia
Garrison Square
T. del Riego
Allen Chapel
Thomas
Harrison
Kas
Lela Williams
Dr Halley Gillespie Dead in Kansas City
Dr Halley Gillespie a young aggressive physician of Kansas City died at Wheatley Provident Association from ptomaine poisoning. He had been ill less than a day and his body was taken to St Louis for burial. He leaves a mother father and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Halley
Gillespie
St. Louis
Wheatley Provident Association
Stag Party Honoring Mr C D Frasier in Grand Canyon
A high spirited Stag party hosted by Mr and Mrs B B Frances and assisted by Mr and Mrs Ward and Mr and Mrs Chas Fieldé honored Mr C D Frasier of Grand Canyon Ariz. Guests included Prof D N Crouthwait Dr Holly Mr Pruett Simpson Mr Ben Martin and many others. The hosts were praised as ideal and the feast featured a sumptuous repeat in the dining room late at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Frasier
Grand Canyon
Ariz
B. B. Frances
Eugene Mickens
D. Frasier
Geo W. Testers
Miller
A. A. Moore
M. P. White
Ed. Hudson
Mrs. Francis Ideal
National Baptist Convention Opens In Philadelphia
About 10 000 Colored Baptists attended the thirty fourth annual National Baptist Convention session in Convention hall. Rev B C Morris presided and Mayor Blankenburg's representative B J Cattell delivered the welcome. The body representing 2 500 000 Baptists endorsed woman suffrage and called for Congress representation for 19 000 000 Negroes.
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Convention
National Baptist Convention
B. C. Morris
Blankenburg
B. J. Cattell
Congress
United States
Negro run laundry feature boosts league enterprise
A new feature of the League Enterprise pledges to handle 90 percent of colored laundry, with a Negro run agency on East Eighteenth Street. The display emphasizes dignity and neatness, selling school supplies and pictures like A Mother’s Love and Unforgotten Heroes at 35 cents, with contact via East 2921 and 1521 East Eighteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hand
League
East Eighteenth Street
Man's Prerogative and The Heavenly Work Ethic
Poetic proclaiming a divine duty to dream and work, praising noble thought, kindness, and honesty as paths to enlightenment. Mentions vineyard labor and receptivity to good, with a devotional tone attributed to CHAS A. STARKS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
A. Starks
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Sedalia
Belhe
Second Baptist Church
E. 5. Redd
C. A. Newton
Ifelated
J. H. Williama
Mia
Ella Maupin
Macon
Columbia Times
Myriad
Laila Williams
Paul W. Whitworth
Willa M. Glenn
Kanaae City, Mo
Bell
Vine St
Kansas City, Mo
MR. Lewis Woods
Kansas City, Kas
Vicinity
Brandt
J. ?. King
C. A. Starks
H. Calloway
Dorsey Green
Shelton French
G. C. Porter
G. A. Page
N. OC. Crewe
BE. A. Robinsont
J. H. Jones
T. A. Fletcher
A.D. Bradbury
Bell Ph. M
Smith’s Drug Store
S. E. Corner
Tracy
Bell Phone
WM. H. Thomas
Allen
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