Negro vote power in national elections analysis
A lengthy piece argues the Republican party courted Southern support while denying Black citizenship rights. It cites Negro voting strength in Tennessee, Kentucky, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Missouri, noting potential impacts on party outcomes and urging unity to secure rights. It warns Republicans risks by courting disenfranchisement and calls for Black voters to demand effectual citizenship protections.
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Republican Party
Sol Citor
Republicans
United
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Tennessee
Union
Kentucky
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Missouri
New York
Illinois
Ohio
East
New Jersey
U. S. Senate
Dryden
Kansas
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Dela Vire
Michigan
Connecticut
Iowa
Cadlifornia
Colorado
Nebraska
Rhode Island
If I knew I should pass hence today Smithsonian
Prayerful reflection on living rightly before death. The speaker resolves to act with faith, truth, and kindness, to fulfill duties, forgive wrongs, and live righteously, hoping to meet judgment with a clean conscience. The verse emphasizes diligence, humility, and devotion in daily life as a test of true character.
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Smithsonian
Sedalia Cee Conservator Publisher Note
The Sedalia Cee Conservator announces W. H. Huston as editor and publisher. The paper is published every Monday morning and is entered at the Sedalia Post Office as second class matter.
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Sedalia Cee Conservator
W. H. Huston
Sedalia
Subscription Prices For One Year And Six Months
Subscriptions offered at one year for 52 consecutive copies at 1.00 dollars and six months for 26 consecutive copies at 0.65 dollars. No further details provided.
Inter-State Literary Association Meeting Plans Abroad
The Inter-State Literary Society outlines its scope for St. Joseph during the holidays with contests in oratory poetry music and composition and adds painting drawing and fancy needlework. The piece urges West and Southwest Negroes to be represented and invites Missourians to join the effort with contact details for Mr. W. A. Hill in St. Joseph. It also notes a public letter from 11. Sykes urging Roosevelt to reevaluate the discharge of the 25th Infantry battalion.
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Inter-State Literary Association
St. Joseph
West
Sedalia
Literary Society of Art Clubs
W. A. Hill
Savannah Avenue
Missouri
Little Rock
Ark
Sykes
Roosevelt
25Th Infantry
Brownsville
War Department
Santiago
United States
Spain
New York Negroes Denounce Roosevelt at Thanksgiving Service
At Mount Olivet Baptist Church a union service by New York City’s four Negro churches denounced President Roosevelt for dismissing Black soldiers. Rev. W. H. Brooks led a sermon praising the exiled troops and calling for justice, with funds raised for relief.
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New York
Roosevelt
United States Army
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
W. H. Brooks
St. Mark's African Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooks
Atrle
Heaven
Lodges Urged to Notify Conservator of Roster Changes
All lodges must inform the Conservator of any changes in the official rosters and swiftly send the name of the Grand Representative. Changes are to be made in the directory during December.
Ten Thousand Jumbo Torpedoes Destroy Four Co Store
A massive blast at the Four Co store on Roanoke Avenue in Megeo Still Lives Network Virginia wrecked the main floor. A Negro porter, loading torpedoes for Christmas storage, was hurled across the avenue but survived.
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Roanoke Avenue
Warning to Pythians on impostor claiming as AT Showers
A warning cautions all Pythians and lodges to withhold favors from a man traveling the country claiming to be AT Showers of Atlanta Lodge No 103. The imposter steals a finance book from Dr Louis A Cornish’s guest, travels from Cincinnati to Dayton, and is to be arrested on sight. The notice charges he is an apparent Pythian who has fallen from grace and urges securing the book and arresting the man.
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Atlanta
Atlan Lodge No
Bro Shower
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
Garnet Lodge No
Clergymen urged to mark Garrison centenary plea
A Boston Suffrage League sub committee issues a letter to clergymen nationwide urging recognition of William Lloyd Garrison’s 100th birthday on December 10 11. The call stresses using the anniversary to combat Negro American slavery and advocate constitutional amendments tied to emancipation.
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Boston Suffrage League
Garrison
New England
United States
Suffrage League of
Boston
William Lloyd Garrison
Americas
A Sober Truth From the Professional World Quote
A short saying warns that when someone tells you a distressing tale and claims a definite source you may suspect the teller is the author. The note emphasizes skepticism toward firsthand attribution in professional discourse.
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Rotain
Notice of Administration With Will Annexed
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration with the will annexed on the estate signed in 1906 in Pettis County meet the sons having claims. Claims against the estate must be exhibited to the administrator for allowance within one year after the letters date. If not exhibited within two years, benefits may be precluded.
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Pettis County
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Louis A Cornish
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Whotesite Liquor
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Sedalia, Missourl
Gymen
Rison
Wm K Scott
Woburn
Chas H, Hall
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