Foraker Letter on Negro Vote and Brownsville Postponement
Senator Foraker's letter to John Milholland of New York discusses the Negro vote and explains reasons for postponing action on the Brownsville bill. He quotes a letter to William D. Watts of Cambridge Mass detailing political leverage, Senate timing, and the impact on the 1906 campaign as partisan support shifts and the veto risk looms.
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Senator Foraker
John Milholland
New York
Brownsville
Teros
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Foraker
Miiholland
Hishard D. Watis
Camorilvs
Mass
Aiewer
Pledge Demands for Foraker Bill in Racial Vote Debate
In a postponed bill debate, 10 million Black voters are urged to demand Republican pledges from candidates for President, Vice President, Senate, and House to support Foraker's bill. The author argues postponement gives a living issue and a chance to influence national policy, framing it as a labor of love and divine providence.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Foraker
United States
White
A Decisive Majority in Local Option Vote
The Thursday local option election produced a decisive wet majority for licensed saloons. Fourth ward drys led 44 to 0 while Third ward wet voters edged vets by thirty seven. First and Second wards favored wet by 534 and 321 respectively, signaling broad public sentiment for regulated saloons and their revenue. Sedalia is a growing city facing important issues ahead.
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Sedalia
Negro Jew Found in Newark Jail Surprises Officers
A man named Sam Johnson in Newark New Jersey claimed to be a Jew during Passover observances. He requested matzos and demonstrated fluent Hebrew writing, saying he was born in Jerusalem and an Asiatic, though years in Virginia shaped his speech and manners.
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Newark
N.J
Sam Johnson
Johnson
Jerusalem
Virginia
Dr. J Will Jackson Visits Family This Week
Dr J Will Jackson spends the week with family while Miss Agnes A Miller accompanies friend Miss Georgia Garner visiting Festug the home of the latter.
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J. Will Jackson
Agnes A. Miller
Georgia Garner
Portraits and frames offered by Williams Company
Agents wanted for 16x20 crayon portraits at 40 cents each, frames from 10 cents, sheet pictures available. Catalogue and samples free. Frank W Williams Company promotes services from 1208 W. Taylors St., Chicago, Illinois.
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Quezentoach
Frank W. Williams Company
W. Taylors St
Chicago
Ilinois
George W. Anamesa Seeks Republican Primary Endorsement
Local politics notice announces George W. Anamesa as a candidate for the office of representative in the General Assembly. The filing is subject to endorsement by the Republican Primary on August 4. The notice names the candidate and the election date.
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George W. Anamesa
General Assembly
Harvey D. Dow Seeks Republican Primary Endorsement
For prosecuting attorney candidate Harvey D. Dow seeks the Republican Party endorsement in the upcoming primary on August 4. Dow aims to secure party support to advance to the election cycle.
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