10 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
1
A speech praising Abraham Lincoln as the ideal embodiment of modern Americanism. It extols his wartime leadership and statesmanship, calling him a deified national figure whose life and work symbolize courage, self-reliance, and the promotion of freedom. The piece urges emulation by readers and children.
A distorted tribute proclaims Lincoln as the greatest American to Black people worldwide praising his Emancipation Proclamation as a war measure and calling him a spiritual guide whose memory inspires future reform and freedom across nations.
The excerpt reflects on education after slavery, stressing the duty of Americans to uplift freed Black people. It notes the South's devastation and the church's role in guiding postwar progress, urging practical efforts to aid social and intellectual advancement.
Fragmentary letters praise Christian mothers and teachers while urging reform. The writer decries ministers for neglecting the burden of the Lincoln era, calling for intelligent grasp of causes and renewed vigor in church leadership and public duty.
In our Preedmenat's Aid institutions religious life is central with Christian teachers, Bible as required study, and regular services. Students are led to personal faith, revival meetings occur, and several graduates have become missionaries, ministers, or educators. Schools train Christian work and spiritual life, reflecting a strong church-based education approach.
Personal notices recount Mrs Rev Alexander absent from home on W Metis st and visits by Misses Trolmes Sichton and Martinel Tuba. Effic West detained Monday for business in the city. Wheeler's slaving parlor advertised. Mrs Dr Tarris hosted Husty Gil at West Morgan st. Dr I A listed as general housekeeper and contractor.
A. Wheeler and Wilkinson with Rev JL Vocker head a stone setting procession last Saturday. Mrs Roche of Butler Mo attended her aunt’s funeral at Otterville then visited her brother Winvius Walkey. President Dogan of Wiley Upiceraite will lecture at Colle Chapel on March 7 on business topics for students. Dr Dogan and Prof Givens will address Waverly and George Asmith College students this month, with Givens presenting Latin text work from Latin authors now used at the institution.
The event featured notable locals including Galo Cheromeioas of Colorado Sprints and the late Alfred Milen, a former servant of Judge Wilke. Residents Messer B A Harris and John T Willits, Nashville Town alumni, returned from Me. Hart Medical College studies. Mrs G W Tawkias visited Mexico and stood by dying Mrs Mattie Basket. her sister was recovering as well.
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