Editorial Critics Afro-apothesis Policy and Negro Officials
The Herald editorialized against placing Negro officials in white southern communities arguing it fuels prejudice and split in the South and signals rebuke from the North. It accuses Roosevelt of offensive politics and warns of north presses mounting protest against Afro-apothesis policy.
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Herald
The
North
Roosevelt
South
Boston
New York
Charleston
New York Herald
Atlanta Constitution
Presidential presumption on Smoot senate bid and Roosevelt clash
The piece condemns President Roosevelt for opposing Reed Smoot's Utah senate bid and argues a senator represents all states, not just Utah. It cites Webster on senatorial duties, notes Utah's rights, and warns against presidential interference in state elections. Also included are brief local notices about Ben Lyon’s jumping pig and Tom W. Miller’s death by morphine.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Utah
Reed Smott
United States
Senate
Daniel Webster
Union
United States Senate
Apostle Smoot
Georgia
White House
Solomon
Atlanta Constitution
Broad street notes on police, court, and school event
Police continue to gather tramps as Recorder Cummins presides. Prof. Carnes entertains Broadway schoolchildren with elocution. Butter and eggs drop in price. butter 15 cents per pound and eggs 10 cents per dozen.
Notable Deaths and Births in Early American Figures
A historical note lists births and deaths of figures like Richard III’s era poet, Edward Gibbon the historian, General Halleck, Fanny Kemble, J T Headley, J P Villiers, and General Christopher Colon Augur. It records places of birth and death and years of life for each prominent person.
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Edward Gibbon
Henry Waver Halleck
Westernville
Oneida County
N. Y
Frances Anne Kemble-Butter
Fanny Kemble
London
J. T. Headly
J. T. Headley
Newbury
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Sedalia Sentinel
Sedalia Sentinel Company
George H. Scruton
Walter J. Brill
Bell Queen City
C.F. Kirby
PHO
J. R. Baldwin
Sentinel
Sedalia, Mo
Sedalia
Sedalia and
Pettis County
Theodore Roosevelt
of New York
Ben Lyn
Ben Lyon
Tom W. Miller
Tie
Marshall
EE. Johnston
Ohio St
Sedalia Bazoo
OPERA
California
J. C. Warren
Q.C
East Fifteenth Street
Secalia, Mo
Onio
Recorder Cummins
Carnes
Broadway School
Richard 3S
East
Second ST
Oneal
McClellan
Ohi ST
Mormon Church
San Francisco
Cal
W. E. Bard Drug
Ady
12Th& Pine St
St. Louis
Cern
Monarch Laundry
Charles van Antwerp
Address
Pea Medicine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Oldb. W.E. Sard Drug Co
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