Negro Congress and Washington plans in 1906
Horace D. Slatter outlines the 1906 National Negro Young People’s Christian and Educational Congress to be held in Washington, D C, building on Atlanta 1902. The piece praises progress, calls for funded outreach, press engagement, and coordination with churches and race organizations to push for lasting Christian work among youth. It notes Washington preparations and aims for a paid representative to publicize positive race achievements.
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Horace D. Slatter
Department of Publicity and Promotion
Negro Young Peoples’ Christian and Educational Congress
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
South
Washington
AME Church
Baptist Congregational Church
Presbyterian
SepAtiA Weekly Conservative Subscription Appeal
Readers are urged to subscribe to the SepAtiA Weekly Conservative publication. The message questions readers on affordability and emphasizes joining supporters to avoid missing timely political commentary.
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Sepatia Weekly Conservator
Springfield Lynching Stirs City Over Easter Weekend
A violent mob of men and boys from adjacent counties and Springfield attacked a Black man Saturday night as Easter activities began. The incident, described as savage and barbarous, prompted outrage among local groups including the Pythiana of Springfield and Sisters of Pythagoras Court No. 16, who emphasize resilience and community leadership amid the tragedy.
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Missouri
Springfield
Sisters of Pythagoras Court
Greater
Geta move on you and subscribe for this paper at once
The reader is urged to act swiftly to subscribe to the newspaper, highlighting the benefits of timely delivery and ongoing access to local reporting and updates. Urgency is emphasized to secure current issues and future editions.
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Geta
Springfield Militia Stabilizes City Amid Tense Tensions
Three companies of State Militia occupy Springfield as mobs draw jeers and the Negro population contemplates exit. Soldiers aim to prevent further uprisings and property loss while local leadership coalesces around organization and decisive direction.
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Springfield
Retribution Will Come in Missouri Lynching Letter
A St. Louis editor denounces the Springfield mob killings of three African Americans, condemning the public spectacle on the city square by a crowd around the Goddess of Liberty. He calls for swift retribution and laments the Missouri crime as a stain on American civilization.
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St. Louis
Springfield
Missouri
Pierce City
America
Guerce B. Jones
Walnutstreet
New Spring and Summer Goods at Loewer's Visit
Albert T. Loewer, merchant tailor, invites customers to select new spring and summer suits from an elegant line of fresh goods on display.
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Albert T. Loewer
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Kuppenheimer & Co
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E. E. Johnston
Ohio Street
Springfield Linching
Rock Island
Charles Easton
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