Moooker T Washington Letter to Southern Paper
Moooker T Washington writes to a Birmingham newspaper defending his life work as education for his race. He says focus on home, thrift, character, and industry, not political office, while noting times public questions require race leadership. He emphasizes educator role over politician and urges pursuit of long term progress through wise, rational actions.
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Moeker T. Washington
Southern
Birmingham
Mooker T. Washingtoa
Agelfenld
Trolley Kills Three In Thanksgiving Day Accidents
Philadelphia scene reports a trolley derailment on Thanksgiving Day near Hatfield killing two instantly and injuring about a score of passengers as 70 rode the car en route to a Lansdale game. Perkasie youths John Crouthamer and Joseph Detwiler die. motorman John Esser injured. In Trenton, Oscar B Raynor aged 19 of Westhampton is fatally crushed between two cars while boarding a trolley.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley Traction Company
Hatfield
Perkasie
Lansdale
Crouthummel
Detweiler
Esser
John Crouthamer
Joseph Detwiler
John Esser
Souderton
Trenton
N. J
Oscar B. Raynor
West Hampton
L. J
Lawrenceville
New Jersey Preparatory School
Raynor
Camden
Chicago Mason Acquitted in Conspiracy Case
James H. Gormley, president of the Masonic Fraternity Temple Association, was acquitted by a Chicago jury of conspiracy to defraud the county of taxes on the Masonic Temple property. He denied any involvement, saying Williams managed taxes and that he relied on others. Williams and Mallon were implicated, with Wheeler to face grand jury action after the acquittal. Noted painter Adolf von Menzel completed a painting titled Frederick the Great in the year 3778, inscribed Ded jested to Free America, with reproduction rights reserved for American basnitals.
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James H. Gormley
Chicago
James
Gormley
Masonic Fraternity Temple Association
Masonic Temple
Captain Williams
David G. Rush
Association
Luke Wheeler
Temple
Williams
E. G. Mallon
Rush
Willams
Wheeler
Gormier
Berlin
Adolf von Menzel
Frederick the Great
America
von Menze
River body found near Ballabury and other regional notices
A series of brief notes reports a body found in the Ballabury river. deaths of Charles Cantwell, Bunnett Charebee, and Laurpe Bromwell. construction of a federal court building cornerstones in Cumberland. interments in Bridgcrost and a baptism event. updates on Dr. M Stophoce, Bruce W. Door promotion, Tom Ruse death, and Georgy E. Brooke birthday observance with son Charles F. Brooke present at Brooke Grave.
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Charles Cantwell
Ballabury
Bunnett Charebee
Cumberland
AbHerem Creek
Bridgcrost
Washinton County
Rey Sourt Reichard
M Stophoce
Bruce W. Door
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Tom Ruse
Oambridge
Hicks Craighton
Lont
Jay Wingate
Castle Haven
Laurpe Bromwell
Neavilé
Broad Creek
Talbot County
Bromwell
Robert O Bromwell
Georgy E. Brooke
Brooke Grave
Sandy Spring
Montgomery
Cbair
Brooke
Charlee F. Brooke
A Secret Disease Promised Cure For Blood Poison
The message touts 5.8. S as a purifying blood remedy for contagious blood poison, claimed to cure without mercury or minerals. It urges readers to write for confidential advice, offers a free home treatment book, and cites The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, Ga. as the source.
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The
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
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Trolley
Chicago Mason
Victor Liniment
Victor
Victor Remedies Company
Frederick, Maryland
Tierce
E SA
Chicin
Europe
Amserica
Williams Mpg. CO
Cleveland
OFTO
Soto
Doll Bros
Doli Brothers
Wright
Union
Frederick
Geo. A. Gilbert
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
D. & D. Institute
He City
W. Harper
Jook
Harper
Buffalo
C. N. Hauer
WM. S. Miller
C. Thomas Kemp
Monte Carlo
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Frad’k, Ma
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Our
James E. Walker & Co
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Rosenour
Central Hardware CO
Tral Hardware Company
Elet Riteet
Frederict Wa
Zeigler Bros
Markey’s
North Marret Street
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Strait
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