Education of Negroes by Nation Proposed Solution
Charles A Gardiner argues that federal power should educate every negro to full citizenship rather than repeal the Fifteenth Amendment. He cites uniform suffrage, constitutional precedent, and the Northwest Ordinance to claim education as the nation’s duty and remedy for illiteracy and the “negro problem.”
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Albany
Charles A. Gardiner
Bar
New York City
University of the State
Gardiner
Congress
Philippines
Marshall
Justice Strong
United States
Bence
Philadelhia
New -York
Northwest Territory
Wendell Phillips
Republic
Maryland
Ohio
Missouri
Mlinois
Tucky
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Colorado
Maine
Utah
Supreme Court
Jeatice Tuller
U.S
Justice Field
Afro-American Press Association Decries Race Crisis in Address
At the Afro-American Press Association annual session in Louisville a strong address calls for enforcing good government amid a race crisis. It denounces mob rule, defends equal citizenship under the Constitution, warns against undermining the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, and endorses Roosevelt on public morality.
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Louisville
Afro-American Press Association
TREO
Roosevelt
Opal pins and leather goods in New York shops
Shoppers find opal jewelry including a large opal stick pin in gold, plus paperweights with crystal ice and polar bears. North Pole ornaments, metal fire baskets, book racks, leather souvenirs, New York views, and travel cases are offered. Kimonos, pongees, silks, and Chinese style house jackets appear with discounts, while comfortable men’s silk coats and pongee coats round out the selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
Grant
Order of Grenadines
iLofoaks
Tributes Read At Wesley Centenary in Boston
In Boston on June 29 tributes to John Wesley were read during the two hundredth anniversary celebration. President Roosevelt and figures like Leslie M. Shaw Senator Frye Lodge Hoar Beveridge and Cleveland offered remarks on Wesley's impact and Methodism. The event gathered leaders from the three Methodist branches in North America with further addresses by noted clergymen from Canada Scotland and New England.
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Boston
John Wesley
Roosevelt
Methodist Church
Wesley
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
William P. Frye
Maine
Henry Cabott Lodge
England
Hoar
John
Charles Wesley
Albert Beveridge
Indiana
Loyola
North America
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Canada
Mr. Carman
Eugene R. Hendrix
Kansas City
George Jackson
Edinburgh
Scotland
New England
Fowler
Awards in History Contest Winners by Borough
The New York Times conducted a city history competition for public high schools and upper elementary grades. Ten winning schools received parchment testimonials for top prize totals across Manhattan Bronx Brooklyn Queens and Richmond with standings noted for De Witt Clinton Erasmus Hall and Public School No 20 among others.
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NEW York Times
Manhattan
de Witt Clinton High School
John T. Buchanan
Bronx
Evander Childs
Sara M. Reins
Brooklyn
Erasmus Hall High School
Walter B. Gunnison
Queens
Long Island City
Peter E. Demarest
Richmond
Eugene G. Putnam
de Witt Cinton
Girls’ Technical High School
Morris High School
Girls’ High School
Newport guests fill summer cottages and villas on RI avenues
Special to The New York Times reports numerous arrivals for summer at Newport. Gould H. Redmond and sister reach the Gables on Rhode Island Avenue while Mrs. Frederic Neilson rents a Lenox house for July and August. Many others including Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mr. and Mrs. R. Manson Smith, and families settle at Crossways, Adams cottage, Baldwin cottage, Osgood villa, and Casino as the season opens. Jamestown visitors from New York and Philadelphia are noted among the arrivals.
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New York Times
Newport
Gould H. Redmond
Miss Redmond
Bishop Potter
the Gables
Rhode Island Avenue
Frederic Neilson
Lenox
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Charles A. Whittier
Henry Clews
Stuyvesant
Fish
R. Manson Smith
Olive Smith
John C. Whitridge
East River
A. Lanfear Norrie
Baldwin Cottage
Bellevue and
Narragansett Avenues
Harvey Hamlin
CC. T. Hamlin
Osgood Villa
Agnes Storer
Washington Street
C. C. Pomeroy
New York
William _H. Fearing, Jr
Adams Cottage
Catherine Street
M. Hutton and
Ocean Avenue
James B. Stokes
W. H. ‘Fearing
H. F. Eldridge
D. Babcock, Jr
William E. Glyn
Jamestown
J. T. Sjams
Thomas ‘Bradley
New_York
Florence Wetherill
J. Bolton Winpenny
Eg. A. Heckscher
Wetherill and
Marshall
Winpenny
Philadelphia
Suspicious Stranger Tries Bellevue Hospital Admission
A neatly dressed man entered Bellevue Hospital last night seeking admission to the alcoholic ward. He hesitated over giving his name and finally supplied Samuel W. Wilson a 23 year old physician born in Sweden declaring five years in the country and one in the city. He listed 23 West Forty fourth Street as his residence and claimed to be married.
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Bellevue Hospital
Walker
Samuelt W. Wilson
Sweden
West Forty-fourth Street
Wilson
Society Notes From Newport and Bar Harbor Runway of Summer News
Yachting crews moved from Oyster Bay to Newport for trial races as heavy weather continued along the coast. Society figures sail to Newport for the season, with Drexel, Vanderbilt, Mills, Astor, and others arriving or due soon. Engagements and weddings share the spotlight alongside travels to Paris, Aix, and Bar Harbor, while Mrs Wadsworth Ritchie dies abroad and Notre Dame awards the Laetare Medal to Bonaparte family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Newport
Bailey-Reilly Wedding in St. Joseph's Cathedral Hartford
Dr George Cornelius Bailey married Miss Julia Smith Reilly in a ceremony at St. Joseph's Cathedral Hartford. Bishop Tierney officiated with a large wedding party and guests from New York Philadelphia and Boston attended a breakfast at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Hyde
Plainfield
Edith Hyde
Everett Colby
Una Soley
Eleanor Russell
New York
Griscom
Philadelphia
William R. Richards
Susan Miliman
Speece
M. A. Bailey
Frank J. Bailey
Net
Herbert Bailey
Daniel F. Sullivan
John F. Dowling
Edward F. Goff
Henry J. Pillion
Roger C. Downey
William, Boucher
City
Allen Med Rice
Ralph Winslow Hooker
Plays and Players on Tour and in New Works
Charles 3B Dillingham's company arrived from Chicago after performing The Little Princess Miss Millie James returns in a new Paul Lester play Teresa Maxwell to play Harriet Fordyce next Monday Marian Giroux retires due to ill health Miss Maxwell played Francesca in Francesca di Rimini and Miranda in The Tempest Three actresses debut in The Prince of Pilsen Monday night Trixie Friganza Almyra Forrest Clara Lavine in Defender both Lavine and Forrest, Friganza prominent in musicals Marguerite Cobb appears as the Philadelphia Girl in Song of the Cities Weather kept Japan by Night and Otoyo from being staged The opening will be tonight Julian Mitchell returns from Babes in Toyland Chicago expects greater success than Wizard of Oz William A Prady cabled Ruth Dorney to support Wilton Lackaye in The Pit Isabel Gretty Florence Smythe linked to Dearborn A L Levering Orrin Johnson tour begins next season
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Charles
Dillingham
Chicago
Millie James
Paul Lester
Teresa Maxwell
Harriet Fordyce
Earl of
Pawtucket
Marian Giroux
Miss Maxwell
Francesca
Francesca di Rimini
Warde- James Company
Miranda
Trixie Friganza
Madison Crocker
Almyra Forrest
Edith
Clara Lavine
Nellie
Miss Lavine
Miss Forrest
Defender
Miss Friganza
Marguerite Cobb
Philadelphia
Julian Mitchell
William A. Prady
London
Ruth Dorney
Wilton Lackaye
Isabel Gretty
Florence Smythe
Otis Skinner
Page Dearborn
Casting Update for Hearts Courageous Cast
The production announces Theodore Hamilton as Lord Dunmore and W L Hart as Patrick Mry for Hearts Courageous revealing roles tied to Virginia’s last colonial governor during the Revolutionary era.
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Theodore Hamilton
Lord Dunmore
Virginia
Revolu LS
W. 8
Hart
Patrick Mry
Plus Que Reine at Adelphi Opens with Mixed Promise
London June 30 Special Cablegram Sarah Bernhardt stars in Emil Berquat plus que reine at the Adelphi in its first performance Though the Napoleonic setting and gilt stage allure draw interest the Times critic finds the play lacks dramatic unity and merely offers character echoes of familiar performers Bernhardt as Josephine De Max as Napoleon fail to elevate the work beyond a series of exhibits
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London
Sarah Bernhardt
The
Adelphi
Bernhardt
Berquat
Josephine
Napoleon
de Max
Palais Royal
Egypt
Broadway and City Theaters Season Listings
Amusements section lists numerous venues and acts across Manhattan Brooklyn and Coney Island including The Prince of Pilsen The Runaways Darling of the Gallery Gods Dress Parade Wizard of Oz and Japan by Night with multiple vaudeville acts and bands. Also notes venues such as Crystal Gardens Harry Burlesquers Knickerbocker Majestic and Orpheum with diverse performances in late 19th or early 20th century style listings.
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Broadway
Huber
Casino
Hartig & Seamon
Keith S
Knickerbocker
Blonde In Black
Madison ‘Square Garden
Dass
Madison “Square Roof Garden
Japan
Manhattan
Beach
Shannon
Froctor
Twenty Third “Street
Fifty-eighth Street
Fifth ‘Avenue
Paradise Roof Garden
Punch, Judy & Co
Nicholas Summer Garden
Vaudeville
Brooklyn
Orpheum
Death List of a Day: William C. Todd dies at eighty
William C. Todd, eighty, died in Atkinson New Hampshire last Friday. A Dartmouth graduate 1844 he funded the Boston Public Library with 2000 annually since 1903 and gave 50000 outright in 1897 for newspapers. He taught and served as principal at Newburyport and contributed to New Hampshire groups. He never married and traveled widely. He supported his native town New Hampshire Historical Society and Dartmouth College. He served multiple terms in the Legislature as both Democrat and Republican.
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New York Times
Boston
William C. Todd
Atkinson
N. H
Boston Public Library
Todd
Atkinson, N. H
Dartmouth
Newburyport
Europe
New Hampshire Historical Society
Mr.Todd
Former Schuylkill Judge Cyrus Pershing Dies in Pottsville
Ex Judge Cyrus L Pershing died at his Pottsville home aged about 95. Born 1825 in Youngstown he funded schooling and Jefferson College, practiced law, wrote for journals, and served in the Pennsylvania Legislature from 1861 to 1865. He presided over Schuylkill County during the Molly Maguires trial era and was twice Democratic gubernatorial nominee, losing both times.
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Pottsville
Penn
Cyrus L. Pershing
Schuylkill
Mr. Pershing
Youngstown
Jefferson College
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill County
Death of Mrs J Wadsworth Ritchie Shocks Newport
The Newport summer colony learned of the death in London of Mrs J Wadsworth Ritchie. Her sister Mrs Whitney Warren departed for New York and then England. Mrs Ritchie, younger daughter of G Mead Tooker of New York, was a popular Newport figure and spent much time in Europe. The Ritcheys were in Newport last summer and hosted many prominent residents.
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Wadsworth Ritchie
Gerry
Miss Tooker
London
J. Wadsworth Ritchie
John Stansbury Tooker
Whitney Warren
Tookers
Kay and
Catherine Streets
Newport
Ritchie
Warren
Adair
Lady Barrymore
Ascot
Wadsworth
New York Times
New York
England
G. Mead Tooker
Mrs. Warren
Mrs. Ritchie
Europe
Death of William A. Havemeyer in Illinois
William A. Havemeyer son of Albert Havemeyer and cousin of H. O. Havemeyer died Sunday at his Riverside Illinois home. He was Western agent of the American Sugar Refining Company and aged about fifty to sixty. He leaves a wife and five children. Interment will be at Greenwood Cemetery at noon Thursday July 2.
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William A. Havemeyer
Albert Havemeyer
H. O. Havemeyer
Riverside, Ill
Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Greenwood Cemetery
Peabody Inventor of Breech-Loading Gun Dies at 78
Henry Oliver Peabody of Boxford born May 13 1826 died suddenly at his Summer home in Point Allerton. He worked in a Boston arms factory at the Civil War start and invented the breech loading Peabody rifle manufactured for Turkey and widely copied in Europe. He later served at the Watertown Arsenal.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Henry Oliver Peabody
Point Allerton
Boxford
Europe
Peabody
Watertown Arsenal
Death of Rev Dr Thomas A Hoyt pastor emeritus in Philadelphia
The Rev Dr Thomas A Hoyt pastor emeritus of Chambers Wylie Memorial Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, died at his Bryn Mawr residence after a two and a half year illness. Born in 1828 at Beech Island South Carolina, he studied at the University of Georgia and Columbia Theological Seminary. He served in South Carolina early, led the largest Presbyterian church in Louisville before the Civil War, then moved to Nashville in 1872.
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Thomas A. Hoyt
Philadelphia
Chambers-Wylie Memorial Presbyterian Church
Bryn Mawr
Hoyt
South Carolina
Beech Island
University of Georgia
Theological Seminary
Columbia
D. C
Louisville
Nashville
Local Cleric Retires After Ill Health From Presby Church
A clergyman who served at the First Presbyterian Church filled the pulpit and relocated in 1854 to this city. He retired from the Chambers-Wylie two years ago due to ill health.
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First Presbyterian Church
Chambers-Wylie Aoe
Obituary Notes for Hepburn Tyrrell and Fay
Obituary notes report the death of Mrs. Pettit Hepburn wife of Dr Neil Jamieson Hepburn of the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital at 317 West Twenty third Street. John Tyrrell a partner in Chicago's oldest crockery house died at his home in Kenilworth S. L. K. Fay president of the Democrat Printing Company and Wisconsin Life Insurance Company died suddenly in Madison Wisconsin of heart trouble.
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Luctnpa
Pettit Hepburn
Neil Jamieson Hepburn
Manhattan
West Twenty-third Street
John Tyrrell
Chicago
Crockery House
Arthur.g. Burley
Kenilworth
Exeter
N. H
L. K. Fay
Democrat Printing Company
Wisconsin Life Insurance Company
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Insurance Company
Marriages announced in Washington and Hoboken
On June 27 in Washington Db at the bride’s mother’s residence Louisa Adele Bainbridge-Hoff daughter of the late Capt William Bainbridge-Hoff United States Navy wed Bertram William Batchelder Greene of Porto Rico On June 29 at Trinity Church Hoboken Nina Picton wed Leavit Mersereau On June 27 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Brooklyn Marie Josephine Ullo wed Francesco Romeo both of Dyker Heights Brooklyn Malta and Italy papers copy
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Church of the Heavenly Rest
Mabel Doudge
James R. Doudge
Dorrance Reynolds
Wilkesbarre
West Forty-ninth Street
Picton
Mersereau
Hoboken
J. Clayton Mitchell
Nina Picton
Romeo—Ullo
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Brooklyn
Marie Josephine Ullo
Francesco Romeo
Dyker Heights
Malta
Italy
Obituary notices list names and funeral details for June 1903
A column of death notices and funeral arrangements items from Amagansett to Brooklyn includes Catharine Burrell Joseph Cestero William Havemeyer Lucinda Hepburn Emily Mead Matilda Robinson Cornelius Scott Maude Sherman Rutger Van Brunt Eleanor Weed Isabel Winterton and others with dates June 26 to June 29 1903 and funeral locations at St Leo s Church Greenwood Cemetery and private residences.
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NEW Publications
Afro- American Press Association
North Pole
Grover Cleveland
the News OF Newport
Bellevue
John R. Drexel
Herrmannerichs
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Ogden Mills
Misses Mills
Astor
John Jacob Astor
van Alen
William T. Carter
Hot Springs
William E. Carter
Quatrefoil
Narragansett Avenue
Herbert Stotesbury
James M. Stotesbury
Emily Bullard
J. Arthur Bullard
Verett Colby
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church
N.J
Edgewood
Front Street
Amos Pinchot
Bar Harbor
E. J. Berwind
Aix-les- Bains
Joseph Stickney
Paris
Aix
Joseph Baker Bourne
Paiis
John Davis
Washington Square North
R. L. Beékman
de Laugier-Villars
Johnston Livingston
Bar ‘Harbor
James
de Wolf C Cutting
Otoyo
Madison Gallore Garden
A. L. Levering
Orrin Johnson
Emil Berquat
London Times
J. W. Ritchie
Harpers
Howard Pyle
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Square
Max Nordau
Chicago Evening Post
HH. W. Battle
Springfield
W. Tebo
Hepburn
Agrest
Lucinda Pettit
N. J
West 23A St
Jo Eetd
Noroton
Winterton
A. Judson Winterton
Sanla
West Toth St
Ainslow
Anzalones
Giuseppina
Eldridge
Horns
Katharine
Varick
Boon
Edward W
Brown
Bridget Ward
Island
Baer
David
Barton
Charles C
Benedetto P
Macdougal
T Conway
John J
Connelly, James
Clemens
Julia
E. Broadway
Conwell
Lilly
Dempsey
Ale Dye
Howard
ESTEY
Leonard
Petygrald
Fennelly
Guerin
Mary
Goldstein
Sarah
Gastenberg
Cavlencle
Tuilettes Fashion Co
American Fashion Authority For Women
Hamelstein
Hemsey
Annie
Lewis St
Kingsley
Beatrice
Jane
Ares
Keenan
Marion
LA Forge
Amsterdam
LA Yverd
Martinez
Vivien
Maguire
Jake
Laura
Minetta
Norton
Frank
Brook
Orkreefe
Mary J
Oveson
Ferdes
Wrath
Rothstein
Gutel
Midison
Roth
Joseph
Rosenbau M. Moses
Sis Yirou
Henrietta
Simon
Abraham
Sid
Seelig
Sophia Iy
Alien
Steinman Jacob
Gth
Scharp Abram
Park Ave
Sullivan
Sophia
Tin Seeve
Wyman
Rivington St
Stefano
Savinni
Smith Fannah
Fath
Pracy
Jane L
W. Woth
Fern. Antonio
Vane
Verner
Os Whalen
Viltberger D
Zimmerman
Bornitte
Marne
St. Venditto
Attas
Celia
T Smith
Henry
Ridgewotul
Mildred
Walter
Quincy
Brechtold
Loretta
Sackett
Birminghan
Nicholas
Tan Barrett
Lucy
N.portland
Bon
Alene G
Bergen St
Barnes
Charles J
Suydam Phi Bartlett
Helen
Elaude
Lillian M
Myrtie Av. Coulter
Aswathi B
Cummings
Ant Ait Drizes
Conley
Harold Berry
Cook
Marr
Daves
Sitiazn
Notterson
Edward
Concord
Dwyer
DEI
Dickins
Wrekeff
Frost Stee Pdisbine
Henry Cumbie
Fifer
Graham AY Finnlly
Etten
Kings
Gross
George
Irving
van Tir
St Garuft
Sarina Sarah
Bushwi Oldsteen
Guether
Ernst
Abese
Healy Margaret
Hendrickson
H. A
St. Hosy A
Christina
Samer
Harman
Agnes A. W
Haussler
Pauline
Caselyea
Kiefer
Kate
Eller
Krohm
Yette
Stone
Kensy
Mildred E
Peeger
Kelsey
Horace A
Herkimer
Larkin
J. E. Hoep
Lock
John P
Norman A. Ambrose
Leach
Hosp
Miller
Margaret
Carroll
Moran
Kings Cr
Milliken
Marte
Su Wihourhby
Meldon
St. Hosp
Manfredon
Amelia
Utd
MacKenzie
J. M
Paul's
Amn
Ag McCarrick
Sands St. Mccallum
Charles Orphans
Szalay
Gertrude J
Putnam
Schmidt
John, Kin Co
Silene
Harry , Jarnet
Swartz
L. F
Foor
Hamilton
Humboldt Schriefer
Anna F
Schumacher
A. H
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Szczesny
Walerty
Kent
Shaughnessy
He Powers
Aerts Sa
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