Governor discusses race suffrage and southern policy
In a wide interview, the governor argues that racial equality by law cannot be achieved by federal power alone. He contends the south must manage its own affairs with equal rights, calls for respectable officials, and ties prosperity to industrial growth to curb Negro-led trouble while endorsing continued white tax support and schooling. Estelle Clayton appears among visitors after the discussion.
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Canby
Libby
Harrison
Nts
Europe
Ireland
Spain
India
London
Agin
Asa Roleno
Mississippi
Tarrigon
Morton, Bliss & Co
Brown Brothers & Co
Vanderbilts
John J. Astor
Marge
Washington
Salambia
Berth von
Ti Amuly
United States
South Carolina
South
Sam
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Indiana
Estelle Clayton
America Must Stand For Peace With Honor In War Talk
A broad editorial urges American resolve against foreign aggression, praising American naval prowess and leadership, while warning against greed and plutocracy. It stresses unity under Cleveland and expected loyalty from the South in any future conflict, and notes editorial opinions on lobbying, trusts, and local civic issues in Missouri and Virginia.
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Germany
England
America
Pacific
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
Cleveland
Luarrion
United States
South
Lee
Jackson
Price
North
Revelation Reaches All Creeds in Silent Cycle
A cryptic meditation declares that a revelation returns in every cycle to humanity. It claims the dead never truly die but shed only yokes and fetters, renewing belief across creeds and clans.
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C.F. Simmons
St. Louis
Poop' M
U.S. Court Marcats
J. H. Zeilin
Prop's
Simmons
Zeilin
Reams
M. FE
Adanns
Tenn
M. A. Simmons
J. R. Graves
J. R. Graves, Editor ZheneBagtint
Memphis
Tennenyes T
Navy orders dispatch to Samoa and notes fleet mix
Rear Admiral Chandler directed to send one vessel to Samoa to cooperate with the fleet already en route. Only Omaha and Marion can be sent. Omaha likely chosen as flagship of the Asiatic station under Captain Francis V. McNair. Other vessels like Essex and Juniata are moving home or already sold or condemned.
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Atlantic
Samoa
Omaha
Marion
Essex
United States
Cape of Good Hope
Singapore
Juniata
New York
Madeira
Brooklyn
Honolulu
Navy Department
Asiatic Station
Francis V. McNair
Portsmouth
N. H
Trenton
Nipsic
Vandalia
Dolphin
Adams
San Francisco
Funeral for Kearney Parsons Held at 3:30 PM
The funeral for Kearney Parsons was held at 3:30 Friday from the Wm. D’OQuench residence. Rev. J.T. M. Johnston presided with prayers and Bible passages at the grave. Pallbearers included H. Clay Ewing, Jackson L. Smith, Robert McCulloch, A. A. Lesueur, James Harding, and Ashley W. Ewing, all noted comrades and associates.
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Jefferson City Tribune
Kearney Parsons
Wm. D’oqench
J.T. M. Johnston
Kearney
H. Clay Ewing
Jackson L. Smith
Robert McCulloch
A. A. Lesueur
James Harding
Ashley W Ewing
M. M. Parsons
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