Opening Century Amid Hard Times and Race Training Debate
The article surveys a Baltimore or Georgia style debate on negro education favoring industrial training, citing Booker T. Washington and a Georgia legislative resolution calling for trades education over standard public schooling. It frames crime reduction as linked to hands training and discusses property, home ownership, and agrarian paths for African Americans as envisioned by Tuskegee methods.
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Tuskeextee
Alabama
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Public debate on rescue plan aims to ease race tensions
Fragmentary OCR text shows discussion in Georgia about a state rescue proposal to address the "negro problem." Of interest is whether a committee can implement similar ideas to relieve tensions at Tuskegee and benefit a larger portion of the race. The fragment hints at political maneuvering in a Southern state to ease social strife and integrate proposes within policy.
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Tuskeeger
Contemporary Comment Snippets From Various Papers
A compilation of brief opinions and quips from editorials and columns across newspapers. Topics include politics, economics, language, charity, Christmas sentiment, fashion in Paris, and the growth of dictionaries, reflecting early 20th century public discourse and light commentary.
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A collage of humorous newspaper snippets shows a young author reading from a manuscript while critics spar verbally. The chatter includes quips about names, social circles, and sharp banter on domestic discipline with a playful, satirical tone.
The Real Thing and Mugwumps in Politics
A compilation from newspapers comments on Croker and harmony in Democratic circles, then a definition and critique of mugwumps. Notes cite David Bennett Hill and Eliot's Indian Bible, tracing the term to Charles A. Dana and explaining its political use and resurgence after two centuries.
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New York Mail and Express
Croker
Coleria
David Bennett Hillit
Cumberland
Cumberland Times
Eliot
Charles A. Dana
New York Law
Moments With The Hole A Christmas Twilight
Poem fragment recalls a shadowy Christmas scene with a whispering mood. A narrator notices Margy under mistletoe as risk and desire mingle in a bygone doorway moment. The verse hints at longing and festive tension in a nostalgic tone.
The Bos a Discovery and Santa Olaf Cast Aside
A fragmentary tale recalls a boy’s sorrow at Santa Claus being cast aside, with early lines about Santa’s supposed existence and a Christmas day that passes with wistful longing. The narrator hints at later fame’s arrival yet notes a lingering ache in the child’s heart as dreams fade.
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Bos
Santa Olaf
Literary societies meet Friday in Kemp Hall
Philo mathean Literary society holds its regular weekly meeting in Kemp Hall on Friday evening. The Emerson Literary Society also schedules its regular meeting on Friday, continuing the series of weekly gatherings.
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Phiiomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Emerson Literary Society
YEOMANRY CAPTURED NEAR BRITSTOWN IN BOER FIGHT
Special Dispatch reports a squadron of Yeomanry captured by Boers near Britstown. A separate note mentions a mother discovering syrup for gentle laxative relief for children. Banking insolvency details appear for Charles W. James, a Brunswick freight tracker, with assets $7 and debts $13,023.
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Ashfornia Hig Sgrop Co
Charles W. James
Brunswick
Public sale on mortgagee's power in Frederick County
Assignee mortgagee’s sale of Ernest Shark and wife to Barry P torsuch George Houck and Charles Levy under a deed of trust. The sale is conducted by Alliance Mortgages at the Frederick County Court House door in Frederick City Maryland on Saturday December 2011 at 12 o’clock M. The mortgage is recorded in Liber DHB folio and in Land Records Liber. The undersigned notices and triggers the sale under the trust deed.
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