Great Mass Meeting Called by Missouri Delegates
A 1907 Missouri assembly at Jefferson City protested the separate car law and urged organizing to protect Negro civil rights. Delegates from ten counties planned a broader convention in St Louis to form a permanent state-wide organization, inviting all denominations and groups to send delegates. Abraham Grant led the call.
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State House
Jefferson City
State Senate
Railroad Committee
House of Representatives
A. Md. Church
Jefferson Civ. Mo
Missouri
St. Louis
Central Baptist Church
Atg A.m
St. Paul A. M. BE
Abraham Grant
Tipton News Highlights Local Visits and School Events
Edward Shackleford of Leavenworth Kansas visits his brothers J. C. and Peter. Mrs M Staple of California spends Sunday in Tipton. Master Berzulius Shackleford attends Lincoln Institute commencement. Profs A H Gravette and V Wiliene Jackson reelected teachers at Harrison public school. Prof C C Hubbard of Lincoln School Sedalia addresses Lincoln Institute Literary Society in Jeff City. Mrs Geo Johnson attends Lincoln Institute commencement. Mrs Ida Billups of Columbia visits J C Shackleford's family. Rev Bull conducts Sunday service. Sons and Daughters of Douglas held a public installation and entertainment Saturday night.
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M Staple
California
Tipton
Berzulius Shackleford
Lincoln Institute
HT Gravette
V Wiliene Jackson
Harrison Public School
C C Hubbard
Lincoln School
Sedalia
Jeff City
Literary Society of
Fred Shipley
Rev Bull
Douglas
The Secret of A Beautiful Complexion Ring Offer
A dated advertisement touts a beauty secret claimed to come from Orientals and Greeks, offering a flawless complexion with a diamond ring. The deal promises free complexion guidance with every ring and a $2 money order payment, urging readers to order before supply ends.
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Europe
T. C. Moseley
East 23Rd St
New York City
YY Pythian Lodge Directory for Missouri and Kansas City
Directory lists Pythian lodges across Missouri and Kansas City with meeting nights and locations. Note key lodges include St Louis No 41 at St Louis and New Madrid No 45 at New Madrid, plus Warrensburg 46 and Gallant 57 in Salisbury.
Bathing Available at Al G Wheeler’s Shop
Al G Wheeler at 103 North Lamine adds a bath facility with hot and cold water to his shop. Patrons are invited to bathe at a reasonable price and are urged to visit to take advantage of the new amenity.
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al G Wheeler
North Lamine
Third Wednesdays at Eight Oclock Fraternal Gatherings
Fragmentary notice lists Eureka No 16 St Louis Samuel Keys chancellor commander William H Johnson keeper Fayette No 35 Fayette Lewis W Williams chancellor commander Laurenzo Leonard keeper Zenith No 64 Rocheport William Sexton chancellor commander A E Robinson keeper of.
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Eureka
St. Louis
Samuel Keys
William H Johnson
Fayette
Lewis W Williams
Laurenzo Leonard
Zenith
Rocheport
William Sexton
A E Robinson
Third Thursdays Monthly Lodge Officers Named in Kansas City and Other Cities
Raw Valley No. 54 Kansas City names John H Yates chancellor commander and W E Burdette keeper Flora No. 15 Poplar Bluff. Richmond No. 20 keeper Townsend William Moss chancellor commander. Anchor No. 31 Cape Girardeau George Walls chancellor commander A M Oliver keeper of records. Greater Sedalia No. 42 Sedalia A C Maclin chancellor commander George M Williams keeper for records and seal.
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Kansas City
William Scott
Wade H Robinson
Warrensburg No
Warrensburg
Stephen Lillard
J. Will Cooper
Raw Valley No
John H Yates
W E Burdette
Flora
Poplar Bluff
William L Carter
S — ‘Townsend
Richmond
William Moss
Benjamin Waugh
Anchor
Cape Girardeau
George Walls
A M Oliver
Greater Sedalia
Sedalia
A C Maclin
George M Williams
Theatrical Duel Over Acts and Drinks
A courtroom joke centers on Mrs Knicker asking if her husband goes out between the acts and Mrs Becker replying she comes in between drinks. a judge presides over this witty exchange reflecting stage life and social quirks.
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Knicker
Becker
Fourth Thursdays Excelsior and Golden Star Masonic Officers
The list names officers from Excelsior No. 3 St Louis and Harrison No. 12 Huntsville with chancellor commanders Arthur Turner and A L Davis and keepers W L Toney, plus Golden Star No. 27 Ardmore with William Campbell and H Crutchfield, noting locations Ardmore St Louis Huntsville and Ardmore.
Job Work Requests For Careful Dispatch
Readers are invited to place orders for job work, promising careful handling and prompt completion. Instructions urge timely submission to ensure efficient processing and accurate fulfillment.
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State of
Edward Shackleford
Leavenworth, Kansas
Brothers J. C. and
Peter
Geo Johson
Ida Billups
Columbia
Jh C Shacklefords
Cor Wu H Hucnris
Bernard Ave
St Louis
YY Pythian Lodge
Pythian Temple
Pine Street
Vendome Academy
Grand Avenue
Salisbury
William Harvey
J C Russell
Mound City
R H Cole
John Johnson
Fidelity
Springfield
F Adams
William Mitchell
W H Goff
Lone Star No. 10
Macon
J T Ancell
J O McNutt
Westgate No
Kirksville
M Hockaday
G G Brown
Joseph Eagles
Charles S White
Miami
Frank H Brown
L L Dandridge
New Madrid
William Powell
G D Ross
Clinton
William Elliston
Ernest Dunning
Louis
T H Baker
O J Biggs
Pythagoras No. 30
Ironton
Henry Spiers
H F Boyd
Triumph
Green Valley No. 36
Lexington
Walter Shipley
James Lindsey
St Pythias
Cato Graves
William B. Rankins
Sael
Versailles
Serry Woods
Goal
K. of P
Dr. Miles
J. J. McDonald
Thiebe-Stierlin Music House
St. Laws
Chickering & Son
Boston
Poole
Cameron
Thiebe-Stierlin
Thielin
STIEN
Bach-Dreher
J. J. McDonuach
LaFayette Street
Sedana
C. T. Moseley
The
Knights of Pythias
A. W. Lloyd
Pine St
St- Louis
Excelsior No
St Lous
Chas Parks
Arthur Turner
Harrison
Hunteville
A L Davis
W L Toney
Ardmore
William Campbell
H Crutchfield
Phyllis Wheatley
George Washington
Thomas Jeferson
Colored American Novelty Co
P. D
Washington, D. Cc
J Grosshaw
Grocer
East Main St
Stoka.m
Top. m
J. D. Ball
M. D
J. Will Jackson
Minniola Cottage
G. W
Mount Qlive, MO
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