Correcting a Black Billy Sunday Campaign Report
Charles Fred White denounces Tribune claims about Rev. Alexander Willbanks and payments. He details salaries, book sales, and secret arrangements at Varick Temple during a six to seven week Philadelphia campaign and related travel and funds.
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the Tribune
Billy Sunday
Charles Fred White
Carrothers
Alexander Willbanks
Philadelphia
Willbanks
Varick Temple
Philadelphia Courant
Varick
Washington
Atlantic City
Wildwood
N. J
Black Billy
Billy
Rev. Wallace
Washington, D. C
Carruthers
White
St Louis Mayor Opposes Segregation and Backs Parkway
Mayor Henry W Kiel of St Louis states he opposes race segregation and will veto any segregation law enacted during his term. He supports the Central Parkway, arguing it benefits colored residents and urges voters to back the parkway ordinance. He criticizes race issues being tied to the parkway campaign and calls for equal rights for all.
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St. Louis
Henry W. Kiel
Kiels
Central Parkway
Hotel Brotherhood Plans May 27 Mortgage Burning Event
The Hotel Brotherhood U S A plans a complimentary reception and mortgage burning at Musical Fund Hall on Thursday May 27. Prominent speakers and top musical talents will honor the debt payoff. The group, founded October 16 1884 by Ludwig F Peterson S K Govern and Walter Timothy, has grown to about five hundred members and owns 1523 25 27 29 Bainbridge Street with plans for a public auditorium.
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Hotel Brotherhood U
Hotel Brotherhood
U.S. A
Ludwig F. Peterson
Croix
West Indies
Peterson
S. K. Govern
St. Croix
Walter Timothy
Richmond
Robert E. Lee
U. S. Grant
8. K. Govern
Juniper Street
Bainbridge Street
Kater Street
al 8. Jones
Jones
Philadelphia firm agent makes large sale in Egg Harbor City
Mrs. Prudence Penn, agent for the Gibson Bozarth Corporation of Philadelphia, was in town and made a large real estate sale after Egg Harbor City Council granted Dr nae Wastin permission for extensive improvements. The firm is noted as the largest real estate dealers in the area.
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Eyg City
N. J
Nae Wastin
Sean
Egg Harbor
Prudence Penn
Gibson-Bozarth Corporation
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Conference at Wesley A M E Zion Church opens amid many delegates
The eighty eighth annual Philadelphia and Baltimore Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church begins at Wesley A M E Zion Church with Bishop Alexander Walters presiding. More than 150 churches from Philadelphia Washington and Harrisburg districts are represented. a telegram of condolence to Bishop Henry Turner of Canada is read.
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Alexander Walters
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Wesley A. M. E. Zion
15Th
Lombard Sts
Washington
Harrisburg
Willis Lamb
W. P. Smith
R. Nelson
P. A. Wallace
Henry F. Turner
Canada
William 8. Oeton
Livingstone College
Salisbury
N. C
Robert
Carrall
Tindley and Creditt
John T. Daniels
C. B. Dorsey
Choirwell
R. A. Carwell
Walters
W. E. Blaine
Ence Randolph
T. A. D. Pinkett
E. Sabastin
Trinity Cheren
Washington, D. C
Miss la Hunter
Varrick
BE. L. Cor
L. W. Kyles
A. M. EB. Zion Brotherhood
W. ©. Carrington
Jas. Ed. Mason
J. 8. Jackson
G. W. Gaines
Pittsburgh
W. L. Lee
Geo. C. Clement
Charlotte
Gray
Hattie Briscoe
Samuel Hall
A. H. Battles
W. C. Brown
Ida Smith
McDonald
Florence Wyery
Baker
Jennie Carter
Jennie Shelton
J. Johnson
Yeager
Rockville
R. Farley Fisher
St. Louis
Lee
Mary Turner
St. Michaels
Elizabeth Ayre
Geo. L. White
Equal Rights Bill Passes Legislature
May 20 report notes passage after strenuous efforts to defeat it. The bill prohibits hotel restaurant cafe or amusement venue owners from excluding a person based on race or color under a fine up to 100 dollars.
Great project underway as Liberia mahogany deal grows
A prominent company has purchased 18,000 Liberia mahogany trees for sale to American manufacturers at a multi million dollar value. Joseph L. Jones of Cincinnati Ohio serves as Secretary of the venture.
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Ous Caceerene Neat de Aatees Sey
Liberia
Joseph L. Jones
Cincinnati
Ohio
Impressive Memorial Service at Bethel Church for Bishop Turner
A May 17 service at Bethel A M E Church honored the late Rt. Rev. Henry McNeil Turner of the AME Church who died May 8 in Windsor, Canada. The Philadelphia Preachers' Meeting led the event with eulogies by Bishop Evans Tyree and others, readings, prayers, and resolutions.
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Bethel A. M. E. Church
Henry McNeil Turner
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Windsor
Canada
Philadelphia
C. C. Dunlap
D. D
Charles H. Farreira
J. €. W. Burbage
W. H. Edwards
Byrd
B. W. Arnett
W. Spencer Carpenter
Flora Lewis-Maker
Henry Y. Arnett
Mt. Pisgah Church
Arnett
Evans Tyree
Tyree
Turner
Bishop Turner
Charles H. Faretta
Ill Prof Benjamin Oliver in Atlantic City
May 18 report states Professor Benjamin Oliver lies dangerously ill at his sister’s Baltic avenue residence near Natters Court and plans to travel to Philadelphia for competitive drill and prizes. Reverend Anderson conducts a significant effort at St. James Church.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Benjamin Oliver
Baltic Avenue
Natters Court
Philadelphia
Anderson
St. James
Ascension Day Knights Templars service at St Augustine Church
Ascension Day services of Ocean Spray Commandery No. 3 Knights Templars were held at St. Augustine Episcopal Church in Atlantic City on May 16. The church was crowded with Sir Knights and friends as Rev. James W. Deaver delivered a notable sermon. Officers included Edward W. Bailey and George H. Emory among others. The procession from Arctic Avenue drew praise for their appearance.
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Atlantic City
Ocean Spray Commandery No. 3
Knights Templars
St. Augustine Episcopal Church
James W. Deaver
Deaver
B. F. Parker
P. E
Edward W. Bailey
B. J. Fitzgerald
R Hill Brown
R Henry Lewis
C. C. Lewis
George H. Emory
John J. Ridgley
EK. T. Charity
Charles D. Lipscomb
R. Hill Brown
C. M. Wilson
S. G. Hipkins
C. C. Johnson
Barney Fleming
Harvey C. Green
Arctic Avenue
Edward T. Charity
Indiana Ave
J. P. Gregory
Union Baptist Temple
Song of
North Carolina
N. C
Ridley
M. L. Bowen
Baltialey
Randolph
M. Cooper
Cooper
A. C. Gules
Nash Tenn
J. M
S. R. Foster
L. W Mitchell
Philadelphia
L. M. Bowen
Baltimore
Federated Women
Fresh
A Beeeee
Ies
Moody’s Church Draws Line Against Colored Persons
Chicago May 16 Moody Church on LaSalle and Chicago avenues ends decades of open attendance for colored people by its pastor Rev Paul Rader asserting they may not attend services. The church has housed many educated Black members and hosted Medal winner Leonora Curtis. A planned conference on attendance was rejected by a Black minister leading to renewed debates on prejudice.
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Chicago, II
Moody Church
LaSalle and
Chicago Avenues
Chicago
Dwight L. Moody
Paul Rader
Leonora Curtis
Watter
Hense
Coatesville Items Highlights May 16 Wedding and Local News
May 16 wedding at Church of God and Saints of Christ unites Robert Jalu Lee of Coatesville with Clara Wilson of Chester. Bridesmaid Corine Bias and flower girl Debra Brooks, best man Percy Boyd. Out of town guests include Mrs. Wilson of Chester. Other notes report ill health, visits, and church services across Coatesville, Devon, and Wilmington.
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Coatesville
Bertha Johnson
Coates St
Flossie Brown
Isaac Green
Baltimore
Mary Cheney
Charles Jackson
Church of God and Saints of Christ
Robert Jalu Lee
Clara Wilson
Chester
Corine Bias
Debra Brooks
Percy Boyd
Benjamin Watkins
Flipps
Rs. Wilson
Bell Jackson
Sanna Shais
Rozela Miller
Elva Wilson
Abraham Blackwell
Wilmington
Isiah Williams
Devon
Mary Bern
John Benn
Merchant St
St. Pauls
L. W. Stanford
Chaney Jackson
E. Smith
Union Church
Union
Permon
Mamie Johnson
Ezion Methodists Welcome New Pastor in Wilmington
The Ezion M E B Church in Wilmington hosted a reception for Reverend W. T. Hemsley, with the official board and a full church. William E. Grinee presided as master of ceremonies and district superintendent Rev. W. H. Hexter attended, along with several local pastors. A social hour followed with cake and ice cream.
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Wilmington
Del
Ezion M. EB. Church
W. T. Hemsley
William E. Grinee
Philadelphia
W. H. Hexter
Bethel Church
B. T. Moore
W. Spriggs
J H Jewett
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