Grand Classical Concert at Sedalia Theatre May 27
A grand classical concert given at Sedalia Theatre on Monday evening May 27 features Misses Minniolia and Violetta W. Jackson with local talent. The program includes Nearer My God to Thee, Invocations, songs, piano solos, a chorus, and works by Rossini and Leybach among others. Astride the event, other notices mention Alpine Storm and a July convention in St Louis.
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Sedalia Theatre
Minniolia
Violetta W. Jackson
St. Louis
Central Baptist Church
Atg A.m
St. Paul A. M. B
Abraham Grant
Great Mass Meeting Called in Missouri Protest
A February 13 1907 mass gathering in Jefferson City drew fifty delegates from ten counties and cities to oppose a separate car law. The group urged organized public opinion to protect Negro civil and political rights and invited a solemn convocation to consider permanent statewide organization.
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State House
Jefferson City
State Senate
Railroad Committee
House of Representatives
A. M. E. Church
Pythian Leaders and Local Lodge News from Missouri
Capt Adams writes on Pythianism and competent officers while Prof Maclin visits from George R Smith College. Blind Boone Concert Co performs for Sedalia and Osceola, as plans to organize a lodge progress. Grand Lecturer Brown boosts Pythian work and the writer eyes Fayette meeting. Missouri lodges urged to select honest competent officers devoted to the Order’s principles.
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B. F. Adams
A. C. Maclin
George R. Smith College
George R
Osceola
Blind Boone
Bro Brown
Fayette
Bro. Huston
Missouri
U.S
A. W. Lloyd
Bro
Huston
Mort Anon Cap
T. B
Adams
Constitution League backs defense of Black Battalion
Boston Mass April 1907 The Constitution League of the United States endorses the Soldiers' Defense Fund Massachusetts committee urging funds to defend the Black Battalion's constitutional rights. The appeal asks racial organizations churches and editors to support the effort and forms committees to raise money for the cause. The statement names leaders and calls for disciplined competent leadership in the Order and endorses continued support for the Constitution League and its activities.
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Boston
Mass
U. S. Infantry
U. S
Constition League of the
United States
Joseph Kenson Foraker
Ohio
Committee For the “Soldiers’ Defense Fund
Massachusetts
Constitutional League
Constitution League
Ite
Thestitution League
Garrison
Anti Slavery Society
C. Ransom
Cailis
Shaw
L Harvey
W Hill
J W Schenck
E Courtney
W M Trotter
WM Williams
CH Seales
S E
J A Crawford Rey W H Scott
W L Marshall
W L Reed
Compelling spring to warn before it puts on straw
W. J. Lampkin laments the approaching season of spring and the need to face change as winter recedes. The speaker recalls past springs when life blossomed with birds, blooms, and bright sunshine, yet now trembles at the coming of warmer days and the duties ahead.
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W. J. Lampkin
New
Dr Plato Cocoan Oil Soap Ad Notices
An old newspaper notice promotes Dr Plato Cocoan Oil Soap for scalp health and hair growth, directing readers to request it by sending money to Sedalia Missouri. It also notes conservator annex events and a June 1st editor call for legal patrons to settle dues.
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Sedalia
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Piano
M. Minwrotta Jackson
Sere
Oberon
Jackson Sisters
Schleiffarth
H. A. Hentey
J. M. Buapen
Leybach
Lucy Owsley
Rossini
Millard
Restless Sea
J. M. Brapven
Roy Bisxner
Sonambula
M. Mimmiotta Jackson
Owsley
Parker
Mra Mason
Braden
Jackson
Variola
V. Witten
Jabra
Fortune Teller
Foster
Ownley
Mason
Tompkins
Kunkel Jackson
George E. Stevens
State of Missour
E. Main St
Sedaa
THE
Headquarters Soldiers' Defense Fund Committee
League
Fifth Avenue
New York
Colonial Trust Company of New York
A. B. Hawpsrey
Fifth Ave
Conservator-Annex
Ridgley Clothing CO
South Ohio St
STRAW
Straw Hate
Eihe
Conservator
A. Stanley
the Tailor
Igenfritz Building
U. K