Demanding Justice and Equal Rights in America
A critical tirade denounces the nation’s democracy and its treatment of Jews and Black service members. It condemns segregation in the armed forces and calls for true justice, equality, and universal brotherhood under God, urging leaders to end hypocritical rhetoric.
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Mountai
America
Coast Artillery
Navy
Marine Corps
Artillery
Engineer Corps
Europe
Tr Christian
Enna
God
Moses
Egypt
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Booker Washington
Lincoln
United States of America
Booker T. Washington
Harvard University
Dartmouth Colege
West Virginia
Richmond
The
Outlook
Doctor Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Booker Taliaferro Washington
United States
Booker
Home Rule debate echoes in Pennsylvania Letters
Readers debate Home Rule for Ireland and accuse Harrisburg politicians of denying representation to over 200,000 Pennsylvanians. The letter writer condemns segregation in public places and labels Irish expatriate descendants as part of the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Call for united race representation and Home Rule
A persuasive message urges colored citizens to unite at primaries and elect race representatives. It condemns current leadership as corrupt and ineffective, argues for self reliance, boycott of weak leaders, and strong backing for fearless, honest candidates in Harrisburg. It links Irish Home Rule to broader race equality and demands action now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Harrisburg
Annanias
Ireland
Morton Shorter A M E church hosts services and alarums
In Morton Pennsylvania on June 12 the Shorter A M E church led by Rev R O Napper held 11 am sermon and 3 pm Sunday school program under Mrs Carrie Ward with solos and addresses. An 8 pm sermon titled Two Coats drew a packed church and new members united at the altar.
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M. C. Wilson
Ben. Haines
Susan Sargent
Henry
Chambers
Walter Tolliver
Ida Wilson
Ridley Park Hospital
Albert Burrell
Bee Rev. Napper
the Tribune
E. G. Hubert
A. B
Hulett Strothers
Morton
Leroy Sargent
Florida
John Sargent
Grace Prior
Burton Mayo
Napper
Louis Boody Cere
Arlington Perry
Noted Orator Harry W. Bass Dies
Public notice reports the death of Harry W. Bass, acclaimed speaker and renowned orator. Tributes praise his oratory skill and public service, noting his influence and character.
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Harry W. Bass
Booker T Washington's Lifelong Service and Legacy
A tribute recounts Booker T. Washington's journey from poverty in Richmond to Hampton Institute and Tuskegee, praising his leadership, educational reform, andCall for ongoing service. It highlights General Armstrong's mentorship, Tuskegee's growth, and Washington's impact on American democracy and racial uplift.
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Hampton
Hampton Institute
Richmond
Halden
West Virginia
Samuel Armstrong
Washington
General Armstrong
Ham
Booker Washington
Booker T. Washington
Normal and Industrial School
Tuskegee
Alabama
California
Journal of Education
Paul Monroe
Teachers’ College of Columbia University
South
Atlanta
Patience and The Sweetest Name at Grimes A. M. E. Church
Phoenixville reports a church service with sermons on Patience from James and The Sweetest Name from Matthew. A funeral for Thomas Amos Golden at Kemberton drew a large crowd, with interment in Morris Cemetery. Local visits noted include Reva Young, Mrs. Loper, Minnie Coleman, and Joshua Wilson.
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Phoenixville
Grimes
A. H. Young
Thomas Amos Golden
Kemberton
Morris Cemetery
Reva Young
Earl Peterson
West Chester
Loper
Brandywine Summit
George Thomas
Freemont St
John Price
Minnie Coleman
Paul Davis
Nettie Coleman
St Pauls AME Church Services Fill Malvern Day
Malvern Pennsylvania reports full attendance at morning and evening services at St Pauls AME Church. Edifying visits include Thomas Newton of Berwyn and Mary E Schenck traveling to Princeton for a funeral. Local residents attend events and visit relatives across Langford avenue and West Chester.
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Malvern
St. Pauls A. M. E
Thomas Newton
Berwyn
Mary E. Schenck
Princeton
N. J
Hughly Thycot
Joseph Beecham
Parthenia Twisdale
Mary E. Thomson
Wayne
Wm. Thomas
Langford Avenue
Laura Taylor
West Chester
Mary Tinson
Lancaster Avenue
George Holmes
Lizzie Cotton
Frazier
W. Thomas
W. Miller
Bristol Items and Community Notes From Bristol Pennsylvania
Bristol, June 18. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher visited Rev. and Mrs. Geo. W. Fisher. A large number of local men registered. Miss Lucy Alien and Miss Helen Miller visited Philadelphia. James Biddle invites men to Bristols Bethel AME church on July 2 for Men’s Day. Children’s Day observed at both churches. A summer rally is planned at 10 am. Rev. Geo. W. Fisher has joined Warner Steel Worsted Mill. Mrs. Mamie Allen of Trenton and Mrs. William Hamilton of Philadelphia visited Bristol. Pastor Mrs. Sadie Cork hosted guests. A Strawberry Festival was held by Bethel AME Pastor’s Aid. Mr. and Mrs. J. Winchester and son came from Wilmington for a wedding. the couple hosted dinner with Mr. and Mrs. G. Roe.
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Bristol
J. W. Fisher
Geo. W. Fisher
Lucy Alien
Helen Miller
Philadelphia
James Biddle
Bethel A. M. EB
Warner Steel
Lacy Vaughn
Langhorne
Geo
Gaston Roe
Pine Street
E. W. Miller
Arrington Roe
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Mamie Allen
Trenton
N. J
William Hamilton
Sadie Cork
N. Tenth St
Goumhter
Sughes
Iphia
Clarence Jones
J. Winchester and Son
Wilmington
Del
J. Wingchester
Walter Jenkins
G. Roe
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Hiladelphia
Ribune
Yeth Street
Chris. J. Perry Oo
G. Grant Williams
Othe
Regpesseneee Ee
Bell Phone
Dickinson
National Negro Press Association
HOME
Emerald Isle
American Congress
O Colored Youth
John T. Gibson
New Standard Theatre
Chas E
Cora
Nora Bayes
Eltinge Theatre
New York City
Chas. Johnson Dean
Blanche Thompson
Russell Harper Smith
Chip
Tom Boy
Prampins
Marshall Sisters
Matinee Daily Co
J.T. Mosby
Waltz Dream Hall
North Thirteenth Street
Tribune
Yaney
W. W. Morris
I Robinson
W. P. Hammond
Alphonso Patton
Srt. Lee
Chas. H. Young
W. R. Gullins, Jr
Wiliam
Edna Gullin
Bryn Mawr
F. Bradley
Miss Jenkins
the Ocean House
Sea Isle City, N. J
Ocean Front
Garl R. Diton
Dick W
Arch Street
Sadie Wichite
Bordentown School
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