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Newspaper
Philadelphia Tribune
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
4
A critique argues Mr. Wilson pushes mediation toward Mexican land reform as a domestic issue, while ignoring worsened U.S. race oppression. It condemns his stance on peon rights and enfranchisement, linking to southern white suppression and historical political rhetoric.
A New York City May Day festival feature the Parade of Nations at Chelsea Park celebrated settlers and Indigenous peoples while omitting the Black man whose labor built the country. The piece argues Black contributions in labor and war are essential to a complete picture of U.S. history and the South’s development prior to and after the Civil War.
The passage asserts southern states shifted votes to an unnamed president over a Democratic rival and notes a betrayal of prior statements. It compares fate to Mr Wilson and hints at land reform in Mexico and inquiries into race, urging commissioners to arbitrate both issues.
A historical passage asserts stripes on the flag symbolize Black blood defended by Black people. It claims the colored race will not die out and will endure long after others, arguing excluding Black figures from historical tableaux distorts history for students.
Philadelphia May 30 1914 a reader thanks the Tribune for Elijahs letter praising the younger generation notes a decline in serious study and the need for mental relief but warns against excessive diversion Locals Sarah A Campbell defends progress and supports Negro Historical lectures and adult instruction.
A card of thanks extends gratitude to pastors and officers of multiple churches for entertaining the National Ideal Nursery Convention May 27 28 29 31 and for significant program involvement. Special thanks to Rev H L Carruthers and other listed pastors and to Dr J Q McDougall and City Editor W Grant Williams for participation. A greeting to church Ladies Auxiliaries is included.
Joseph Karmanto of Kansas City used an old country remedy on his goat after it butted his child Angelo Karmanto. He cut off half then all the ears. A patrolman killed the animal and Karmanto was charged with cruelty to animals and fined 25 dollars in North Side Court.
Smyrna Del June 2 The John F Slater Lodge 2561 G U O of O F joined a grand Wilmington celebration on May 4 accompanied by Johnson Cancer Band. Local visits include Amy Robinson Camden N J with uncle David Robinson and Mrs Julia Macy visiting Dover and Wyoming. Families gather for church events and sermons with Rev J A James at Second Baptist and a thriving Tuesday Bible Class.
Miss Olvia Durham and Miss Mary Miller attended the A. M. E. conference in So. Media, Pa, as part of church events reported in local notes dated June 3. The fragment indicates a one year Rev. 1 year reference.
The piece recounts Philadelphia as a central stage in the AME Church’s formative era around 1816. It details Bishop Richard Allen Daniel Coker controversy, Bethel Church tensions, and early splits leading to Little and Big Wesley chapters, with mentions of key figures like Rev. Socios and Rev. Christopher Rush.
Coatesville Pennsylvania June 2 services at St Paul A M E Church were well attended as Rev S W Stanford concludes another year of leadership. Superintendent Lewis Pennington starts a Children's Day program and several local residents are noted visiting and recovering from illness.
A community notice announces a church gathering at 7 30 p m with representatives from all churches to continue for a week. Local ads invite visitors to Hop and Banton for soda ice cream and forgets. Includes obituary lines for Mrs Mary Dobbs sister Elizabeth Caldwell and for G G Freeman husband of A E Freeman.
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