Resolutions Adopted by a Negro Meeting at Taylor Chapel
The Sedalis community's law abiding colored residents adopt resolutions urging support for law and order, cooperation with white citizens, stronger anti mob laws, and restraint against arming self. A three member committee is named to organize a law and order league and coordinate with city progressives. The text criticizes mob violence and calls for police accountability and legality.
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Taylor Chapel
Sedalis
Law and Order League
City
W. H. Huston
A. J. Adams
N.C. Buren
John Steward
J. P. Moffitt
Johnson
Wise Promotion At George R Smith College
The Freedman Aid Society appoints Albert C. Maclin M A acting president of George R. Smith College starting September 1. Maclin brings culture scholarship and conservative leadership. The notice urges Black communities to support education and moral standards, with reference to Central Missouri Methodism and broader societal aims.
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Freedman Aid Society
Geoge R. Smith College
Albert C. Maclin
Macin
George R. Smith
School aims to shape boys into fine heads of families
The article outlines an aim of the school to train boys in standards of living and proper conduct, likening its purpose to a normal school. It mentions teachers will be trained there to operate in line with expected educational norms.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Hayti
Nord Alexis
Seys
Hoyting’s Prodigious Soldier Alexis Hoyt Hero of Campaigns
A fragmentary portrait praises Alexis Hoyt as a premier soldier admired for campaigns of Napoleon part against northern hills and for humane nature. The text notes rumors of wealth beyond the presidential salary, with references to recent liberal extras for expenses totaling thousands yearly.
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Napoleon Parte
Tian Hills
Hoyt
Exis
Ods
S. W. Christian Adt
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A.C. Maclin
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Cinting Pree
Usic
the Bunny CO
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Boston
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Ford
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