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Sedalia Weekly Conservator in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1903
Page
1
Southern Governor speaks on prosperity and race relations
Former Governor Robert J. Taylor spoke at the Midland hotel about Southern progress after the Civil War. He praised industry and agriculture and claimed the race problem is settled, with whites aiding blacks and blacks behaving well, while noting challenges and debates over politics and campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Taylor
Midland Hotel
Independence Avenue Methodist Church
United States
Feud Ends as Whites Buy Negro Church Building
The Fourteenth and Madrid neighborhood halts a white Negro feud after white property owners purchase the church the Burns Chapel congregation sought. Negroes seek a new site amid protests and bids on churches at Sixth and Tracy and Seventh and Brooklyn. An alderman’s ordinance idea to widen Seventh Street shifted the outcome, with Negroes eventually courting other options. The United Presbyterian church, owner of a mission, insists the property is for sale to anyone with funds, despite white objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negrochurch
Fourteenth and
Madlid
Burns Chapel
Sixth and
Tracy
Ebenezer Church
Seventh Annd
Brooklyn
Seventh Street
Dr. Cromer
Mission Church
Northern Methodists
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Woodland
Prospect
United Presbyterians
Opposing deal buys tract for church amid race tensions
A property owner used quick funds and neighbor support to secure a Burns Congre gation option over a lot. The agreement saw Black buyers pay 300, then 1200, with 250 to the neighbor for the so called bargain. Residents of Thirteenth and Garfield now face a church, while the area has shed a costly Negro coa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kia
South
Thirteenth
Garfield
Local Society Notes and Community News
Miss Mary B. Diggs visiting in St Louis for months. Fr ncis Crutchfield to marry Mr Bowen Lexington at Malta Bend on Dec 24. A quiet wedding was held for Thos Parker and Mrs Anna Smith in the Georgetown area. Epworth League urged to study. weddings, travels, and school events noted. Births and deaths reported. Sadie Simpson and George Bird mourned. Community updates from The Conservator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Diggs
Geo. R. Smith College
Richard Davis
Diggs
St. Louis
Francis E. Crutchfield
Malta Bend
Bowen Lexington
Crutchfield
Thos. Parker
Dresden
Anna Smith
Georgetown
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Ito
Aba
Etn
Chen
Atallaok
Bob Taylor
Abraham Todd
Taylor's Chapel
Good Brethren
G. W. Ball
R. Davis
Mesdames Jno
Wheeler
Julia Woods
Marshall
Tex
Woolf
Will
Mrs
Fight
W. BE. B. DuBois
Chicago
Wibke University
Merrill
Finke
University
Mr. Warfield
East Morgan St
Gail
Felix Warfield, Wm
Travis
Jerry Brown
Yaller
Cotton Tails
Warfield
A. W
Hird
East Pettis St
Babe
Miss Sadie Simpson
W. Johnson St
Lincoln High School
Ter
George Bird
Ion Ham
Thos. Martin
Rela
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