Tillman Defies Chicago Efforts To Cancel Speech
Senator Benjamin R. Tillman spoke at Orchestra Hall amid police and detective guard as Chicago colored citizens failed to block his address on race. Mayor Dunne refused to preside after protests, while Tillman defended his stance, criticizing Northern influences and praising white supremacy.
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Chicago
United States
Benjamin R. Tillman
Orchestra Hall
South Carolina
Tillman
Fond du Lac
Wis
Senator Tillman
Edward S. Dunne
Schnettler
South
North
Beker T. Washington
Roosevelt Holds Power to Reinstate Or Not
President Roosevelt says he may reinstate any member of the three companies of the Twenty fifth regiment of colored infantry discharged after the Brownsville incident if individual case evidence justifies it. Whether he does will depend on evidence showing nonparticipation, not mere deductions, with a White House statement due soon. Senator Allison also reports health gains and plans to stay home until Congress resumes after the holidays.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Twenty-fifth Regiment of Colored Infantry
Brownsville
Tex
Taft
White House
Hastings No 28 Changes Bring Morning Mail to North Towns
The Burling ton branch timetable shifts include No 11 leaving northbound at 9 20 and returning as No 4. No 3 and No 2 adjust on the main line with earlier and later runs. North residents gain morning papers from the west and a morning mail for the first time. Local notes cover Ruth Mason, Fred Martin, I Johnson and family travels, Mrs Baxter trip, J B Finkel cattle shipment, and Chicago market activity with cattle prices near seven dollars per hundred.
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Hastings
Burlington
J.B. Finkel
Chicago
Mr. Sokel
Hastings notices and local names in fragmentary report
J L Douglas of Henderson was down Tuesday Rev M R Talley went to Omaha Tuesday to attend Torrey meetings that evening stray cow with slit in left ear finder notice A Swisher Hastings Ia Lot e Attention Town Alinoia and Wyoming coal for sale at Elevator Hastings Iowa Utt Pinesalve cleanses wounds highly antiseptic unequaled for cracked hands good for cuts sold by GC S Royce's drug atore
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J. L. Douglas
Henderson
M. R. Talley
Omaha
A. Swisher
Hastings, Ia
Loté
Alinoia
Wyoming
Hastings
Iowa
Pinesalve
GC. S. Royce
Atore
Henderson Harry Phillips Married in Parkman Wyoming
Parkman Wyoming wedding noted for Harry L Phillips and Hazel Newell uniting in marriage with Judge Moore officiating. Only close relatives attended the ceremony at the bride’s sister’s home, followed by a wedding dinner at Parkman hotel and return on train No 42 to Sheridan. Congratulations pour in from local readers and friends.
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Parkman
Wye
Phillipa
Davis
Wyoming
Harry L. Phillipa
Hazel
Newell
Sheridan
G. Moore
E. G. Moore
Parkmann Hotel
Phillips
J. W. Newell
Post Force
A. J. Parker
Flora Gray Wilson
Henderson
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Turkey
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Malvern, Iowa
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Red Oak
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