The Niagra Movement and Doubs Stand for Dignity
The Advance,St Louis urges unity around Du Bois as the Nevro leader. It condemns Booker T Washington's policies and Afro-American council shortcomings. It calls for men of courage, rejects office seeking, and stresses rights, justice, and equal protection under law.
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Afro-American Council F
Booker 7
Washington
AliaAmerican Counsil
Niagra
Booker T. Washington
Counsil
DuBois
Moses
Egypt
Pharoah
South
Douglas
Kosauth
Hungary
O'Connell
Ireland
Mallita
St, Louis
Sunday School Conference Program Highlights Schedule
A historical program list details daily sessions from Wednesday to Sunday with devotional services, business minutes, and sermons. It includes names such as John Irving Richard Rush H G Gibson and others, plus papers on Sunday school training and Epworth League topics. Delegates from Epworth Leagues may select their own subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Irving
Richard Rush
H. G. Gibson
Vrewer
Misa Nettie Lewis
Nevada Dunning
Clinton
Eric O. Jackson
Clinson
Sedalia
S. I
Johnson
Jon Sinsler
Epworth League of
Mt. Vernon
Epworth League
Joplin
Epworth
Carthage
Lermor
James W. Jackson
N.B
Emancipation Proclamation Observance Notice
A formal notice invites the public, especially Afro-Americans, to meet on September 22 to celebrate the Emancipation Proclamation. It recalls Lincoln’s 1862 proclamation declaring that slaves in designated states would be free as of January 1, 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. Abraham
Lincoln
Paris Social Ties Tie to Masonic and Local Meet
Paris residents attended Grand SMT session in Huntsville and basket meeting in Madison. Notables included Prof Neil of Language, Prof C C Hubbard elected National Grand Lodge delegate, Otto Vaughn in town, and several local visits and travels amid Masonic lodge suspensions and ball game results.
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Neil
H PA
Mesdames
Shropshire
Butler
Vaughn
Sims
Thesmt
Huntsville
F. J. Nott
Baptist Church
C C Hubbard
National Grand Lodge
Paris
Madison
Otto Vaughn
Mr. Tidings
Masonic Lodge
Creek Schools appointments mark new teaching year
Muskogee reports most Creek Schools appointments finished as teachers prepare for another year of school work. A Spencer Charles MBE church rally yielded 471.75 dollars in spirit and funds. Notable mentions include Miss Smith of Muskogee Institute and Miss Selah Biggrers who is convalescent. A Twentieth Century School purchase by Lawyer Meywether is noted. The AML FE church centennial events set for Aug 18.
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Anther
Spencer Charles Mbe
Selah Biggrers
Bell
D D Degree Awarded to Rev J M Harris at Burns Chapel
The McKinley university Vincennes Indiana confers the degree of D D on Rev J M Harris pastor of Burns chapel a colored congregation in Kansas City He is 30 educated at Baker university and urges rural land farming for his people The Supreme Council of Beneficial Order of Seven invites all ministers lodges and organizations to a St Louis celebration Sept 22 with historic reviews orations and speeches approved Aug 31 1905
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McKinley University
Vincennes
Ico
J. M. Harris
Burns Chapel
Ninetenth
Woodland
Kans
Harris
Baker University
Baldwin City
Kas
W. A. Quayle
Supreme Council of Beneficial Order
City of
St Louis Missouri
ME Club Meeting With Miss Ron Fowler
The ME club will meet with Miss Ron Fowler. A large turnout is expected as many will attend the State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Fowler
Foot surgery aids Mrs Phyllis Powell recovery
Mrs Phyllis Powell suffered an injured foot and underwent operation last Thursday August 10 performed by Dr J M Harris. The great toe of the right foot was removed and the tarsal bone reset toward the arch. All target tissue was removed and indications point to a swift return to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Powell
J. M. Harris
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Program OF
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Central Missouri Conference
Missouri
ALG
A. W. Higgs
BH. FP. Abbott
Rev
W.H. Smith
Bowles
J. W. Patton
A. H. Higgs
Adele Jolson
Springfield
Neosho
W. A. Bohannon
W. H. M. Society
G. W. Ball
R. Davis
Apy Renoon
J. J. Clark
W. H. Smith
M. T. Hooks
Liberty Park
Charles Edward
W. H. Huston
the Conservaor
United States of America
Camber
Waltore
North Lamine Street
A. W. Bird
Sedalia, Mo
Jane Richards
Boonville
Frank Sparks
Edward Essix
Philosophian Lodge No. 33. KP
Order
John Brown
Woodlawn
Boss Lewis
Hannibal
Malta Bend
Buddie Shannon
Blackburn
Maggie Stevenson
Robi Steverson
Georgia
Mattie Triplet
Cow Creek
Abner Reed
Miami
Malta Head
Muskogee
Miss Smith
Muskogee Institute
Our City
Meywether
Boynton
Twentiety Centary School of Stenography
AM & Church
Aml FE
Tyre
Executive Council
Chest
St. Louis
E. P. Penn
Co. W. Thompson
W. M. Winn
Divison
Phillis Keves
L. G. Bloomfield
Davis
Sedalia Ige Gream Co