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Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1908

Page

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Negroes advancing through civilization says church leader

Bishop Wilden of the Methodist Episcopal Church argues in The California Christian Advocate that the Negro race is shedding slavery's disabilities and gaining literacy, work, and morality. He cites 1900 Census data on literacy, employment, church membership, and farm wealth to support a program of northern and southern aid to uplift Negroes, emphasizing education, religious life, and sustained effort for equal opportunity.

Wilden The Methodist Episcopal Church California Christian Advocate Thorbly America Continental United States North South Gammon Theological Seminary

Lloyd praised as Missouri Pythian leader at funeral

A. W. Lloyd Grand Chancellor of Missouri and C K Robinson attended the funeral of the Supreme Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias in Shakeston West Virginia. The St Louis Advance notes Lloyd’s long service, integrity and energy building Pythian ranks across Missouri, urging his possible elevation to Supreme Chancellor. The Sedalia Weekly Conservator endorses the piece.

A. W. Lloyd C. K.robinson Knights of L’ythans Shakeston W. Va Lloyd Order Missouri Lynod West Stark Lioyd Missouri Ithiais Negro Knights of Pythian Pythians Organizsion of Pythians St. Louis Sedalia Weekly Conservator

President Roosevelt Instructs Railroads on Equal Accommodations

Roosevelt releases April 2 letter directing injunctions to force South railroads to provide equal accommodations for white and colored passengers. Reports from Interstate Commerce Commission show Nashville Chattanooga & St Louis Railway failed to comply. The commission asserts that separate facilities must be equal in quality and price, citing state laws and Oklahoma provisions as supporting precedent.

Washington Rooseve South Interstate Commerce Commission Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Company Mlahoma

Don't fret nor fume over critics in life’s journey

A reflective verse urges kindness and resilience against naysayers. It champions goodwill, cherishes true friends, and cautions against letting negative talk erode one’s spirit. The poem emphasizes inner strength and lasting values over public opinion.

Women Home Mission Society Central Mission Conference

The Aniversary of the art department of the Episcopal Church was held Wednesday afternoon in the auditorium richly decorated with festoons and at 2 o'clock the program featured the deaconess Miss duces and Mrs Asdin Mrs Py MM Nasmeth. National officers and local workers attended as presiding Bishop’s wife and other dignitaries participated in the service.

Episcopal Church Childrey

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