Opposes Mingling of Negro and Orientals in Society
A St Louis discussion argues against social mixing of African American and Oriental races at the World’s Fair circle. It stresses that colored residents have no ambition for social equality with Japanese or Chinese workers and cautions about fragile caste-based mingling. The piece rejects any official push for social integration and defends race pride and self-improvement as paths to respectability.
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St. Louis
Francis
Wall
Ateq
Mr. Higaki
Hastun
Weprobe
Geeral
Tin City
West Indies
West
United States
America
J.C. Taylor
New York Sun
Phreyer
Politician repeats Scott claim about Cleveland dining with Douglas
The article notes Charley Scott’s assertion that President Cleveland hosted Frederick Douglass for dinner in the White House, a claim supported by ex-Congressman Watson of Georgia. It suggests South anger at Douglass as a despised figure for marrying a white woman and cites vindication of Scott’s proposition.
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Charley Scott
Cleveland
White House
Scott
A. J. Paylor
Frederick Douglas
Fred Douglas
Dinjher
Watson
Georgia
Grover Cleveland
Hix
Bishop Brown faces edgier colors clash over lynching talk
Rt Rev. Wm. Brown Arkansas bishop defends remarks as misunderstood while North and South clash over lynching and race policy. In Washington his speech drew warm praise, in Boston chilly reception. The Episcopal church debate splits along color lines as southern bishops weigh a separate national division. Security concerns delay shore party during Santo Domingo incident. A Birmingham shooting between Negroes and deputies leaves multiple wounded and one killed as tensions rise.
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Wm. Brown
Arkansas
Washington
Boston
Episcopal
New York
Christ
Episcopal Church
Walbver
Rostov
Episcopal Church In
Gailor
Pennessee
Loomis
Admiral Dewey
Santo Domingo
William F Powell
Mr. Powell
Lilliamis
Powell
J Govement Roops
Booker T. Washington
Equal citizens push to segregate petty criminals in town
The text urges white and Black residents to unite in colonizing petty criminals of both races to force them to leave. It calls on renters to hire only respectable families and describes a street parade by sportsmen to intimidate pedestrians as part of this plan.
Evening Exercises At South Ohio Street Church
J B Simpson and M Eng list spoke at an evening service at 3 South Ohio Street Church. Both delivered talks on church piety and daily religion. The engaging presentations drew many attendees who wished to hear them again.
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J B. Simpson
M. Englist
Uth
Ohio Street Church
Local notes on visits, illness, crime, and church life in Sedalia
Jas Ramsey out sick with grippe. Mr Barber of Bunceton travels to Kansas City then returns home. Miss Lee Hogan and companions visit, return to Otterville. Alfred Allen declared insane and sent to St Joseph asylum. Ray and Holt add ice box and wagon to market. Public concerns on street safety after Saturday Main Street incident. Easter services observed with Baptist Church program. Election results show Babcock mayor with 1119 votes to Behrns 311. list of city officials provided.
J L Babcock Is Mayor In Quiet City Election
The city elected J L Babcock as mayor amid a quiet vote. Citizens express thanks to the mayor and council for protecting shops and inviting new enterprises, signaling confidence in local leadership and a brighter future for the town.
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Ciy
PF .Caday
Babcock
Council
South Grove Notes and Local Arrivals
Mrs Malinda Taiton is on the sick list Miss Ura Potts has returned from Kansas City Miss L Bennett closed her Salt Pond school in March John Shannon son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Shannon passed away in Salami aged 8 months 17 days Messrs Geo Carter Nathaniel Harper Shelly Spriggs and W Spriggs went to Sweet Springs Saturday Misses Mary and Br A Stevers on son and Myrtie Carr dined with Mrs J Polard recently
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Ura Potts
Kansas City
L. Bennett
Salt Pond
John Bk, Shannon
Samuel Shannon
Salami
Messrs. Geo. Carter
Nathaniel Harper
Shelly Sprigs
W. Spriggs
Sweet Springs
Mary
Br A. Stevereson
Myrtie Carr
J. &. Polard
Measles Plague in Gilliam and Local News
Con servator notes greet readers while Mrs Milza Henderson is listed as sick. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry White of Little Rock. Measles keep attendance low at local school. Prof Pierce from Fayette teaches. Rev Prof Burns preached a sermon from Matthew 28:6. John Birvins attended his brother's funeral in Armstrong. Mrs Geo Foster returned from Chicago. writer ends six month school term at Cambridge, Mo with a noted success.
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Tom Birvins
Armstrong
Geo Foster
Chicago
Poster
Pierce
Fayette
Prof. Burns
Cambridge
Lowi
Malta Bend Social News Highlights
In Marshall on business were Mr S Walker Florence. Mrs Mary Steverson visited Mt Leonard. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Nolan on Wednesday the 30th. mother and baby are doing well. Nora Crutchfield visited Aunt Mrs Miller Neff. The A M E Sunday school program closed strongly with Mrs Perkins reading on missions, Prof Perkins speaking on the race problem, and Mrs Thompkins singing.
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Mary Steverson
Mt. Leonard
Nolan
Nora Crutchfield
Marshall
Miller Neff
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Lee
Ethiope
BISH
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Birmingham
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Jess
Bessemer
Quinn Bros
Ohio Street
Jas
Ramsey
Grippe
Mr. Barber
Bunceton
Alfred Allen
Wilkerson
St. Joseph
Ray and Holt
House of God
Douglass Lane
W. J. Letts
P. G. Stafford
W. M. Jobs
W. L. Powell
J. L. Babcock
The
South Grove
Malinda Taiton
Gilliam
Milza Henderson
Mrs
Harry White
Little Rock
Malta Bend
Walker Florence
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