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Newspaper

Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1912

Page

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Billy Gratton's Model Barber Shop opens in Philadelphia

A new Billy Gratton establishment at 1632 South Street offers barber services on three modern chairs with silent grooming on the first floor and a tailoring and cleaning department on the second floor. Gratton, famed from Soap Box Minstrels, ensures prompt courteous service with attendants busy at work while Gratton oversees duties. The ad highlights the shop as a valet parlor with uniformed staff and an accompanying illustration.

Philadelphia Gratton Ich South Street Sonia Stleuy Evrybody Billy Billy Gratton

Fenced In On Both Sides In Philadelphia

A Philadelphia family at 1324 and the Birchetts at 1322 46th Street erect fences to block their homes. The article notes two spite fences built to spite a white man who moved out and sold to a colored man, reflecting neighborhood tensions.

Philadelphia Arthur Birchett Birchetts 46Th Street Puck

Interest in Colored Work Convened in Downing County

A meeting of colored men in Downing Industrial and Agricultural area discussed advancing their race through statistics and wider opportunities. The event included figures such as Dr. Wil and Thomas B. Patterson, with Patterson elected treasurer and P Caldwell named editor of the Siete newspaper.

Downing Industrial and Agricultural Pennsylvania Denon Arers van Tural Woleaien Naan Wil Wade Coe Thomas B. Patterson

Dr Hawkins Defeated In Atlantic City Political Fight

Atlantic City July 9. Dr P L Hawkins a popular physician failed to gain the Board seat as race loyalties and gang pressure influenced the primary results. Hawkins polled 2 154 votes against a stronger gang ticket and the turnout showed the power of organized support.

Atlantic City P. L. Hawkins Hawkins Col A. T Dr. Hawkins Jolly Henry Lincoln Johnson Washington Dr. Carey Chicago J. ©. Asbury Philadelphia St Washington

Funeral tribute to Edward C Baxter marks life of service

The obituary recalls Edward C Baxter as a devoted Sunday school worker, political ally, and trusted messenger at the Capitol. It notes his long ties to the A. M. E. Church in Harrisburg and his role in building community through faith, family, and public service. Honorary pallbearers are listed among his colleagues.

Edward C. Baxter Edward Subda Couartar Inter State Sundaven Wanamaker Mission Hard Street 7Th Atlantic City Capitol Commonwealth Kith and Kin Frank Potts Gorgas James H. Williams A. F. Stevens Jerome Tiste Mr. Ambusha Mesers J. T. Bradford Lewis Mintees Chris J. Perry Joseph Mackey

Beating Taft Endorsement Fails at Citizens' Club Meeting

A resolution endorsing President Taft for re election was defeated five to one by the Citizens' Republican Club at 422 South 15th Street. Major A F Stevens introduced the measure while John Asbury urged support as two alternates to the Republican National Convention.

Taft Citizens’ Republican Club 15Th Street A. F. Stevens John ©. Asbury

Real Estate Page Helps City Housing Challenge

In Cape Charles Virginia on June 26 a reader notes the difficulty of housing thousands in a crowded city and suggests the Real Estate page of The Philadelphia Tribune could offer a solution.

Cape Charles The Philadelphia Tribune

Local Ward Politics and a Philosophical Moment

A July breeze stirs talk of politics among local boys. Reports name Porter and Blanken in a limelight contest, with Ward leaders Hamilton and Dillond tied to voter influence. The Johnson Flynn fight is deemed over with Johnson winning, while a street anecdote reflects on ownership and self-improvement.

Porter Blanken Diton 7Th Ard Wister Vic Hamilton Seger Hall Hamilton Johnson-Flynn Johnson Flynn Bak Jeffries Coupris Ruelesy Wat

Colored chauffeurs form organization in Denver

Colored Business club organized in Denver Colorado on July 12 to promote driver improvement and to maintain a school for instruction of colored chauffeurs.

Denver Col Colored Business Club Rosas Seat

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P. McGill A. Birchett Doctor Hawkins Kuehnne Edward C.baxter Street Onus Nelben Delaware Jersey
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