Negro Industrial Education Debate at Tampton Institute
New York Negro industrial education and its bearing on the face problem were discussed at the Tampton Institute meeting. Speakers included Andrew Carnegie Harvard president Elliot Booker T Washington Tuskegee Institute and Frissel Mamp ton Institute principal. Carnegie cited Ex-President Cleveland letter urging patriotic citizen action to stimulate public interest and activity for Negro amelioration through self supporting institutions.
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New York
Tampton Institute
Andrew Carnegie
Elliot
Harvard
Booker T. Washingington
Tuskegee Institute
Frissel
Mampton Institute
Carnegie
Cleveland
Missouri World’s Fair hostesses chosen for social duties
Missouri World’s Fair Commission selects Mrs Emma D Nuckles of Jefferson City and Mrs Bebie Hall Small of Sedalia as hostesses for the Missouri building social program. Appointments made mid February, announced by President M T Davis. Mrs Nuckles widow of editor J M Nuckels and daughter of Dr E J Davison. Mrs Small a Sedalia resident, widow of Dr Bri N Small. Duties begin at the Fair’s opening. pay $200 per month.
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Missouri
Emma D. Nuckéla
Jefferson City
Bebie Hall Small
Sedalia
St. Louis
M. T Davis
Springfield
Nuckels
J. M
Bri. N. Small
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Greater Victories Await Us
A long discourse argues that freedom came through perseverance and divine aid, and that Black Americans must continue advancing despite prejudice. It cites figures like Alexander, Washington, Grant, and Lincoln, urging hope for greater victories through faith, effort, and equality under the law.
Fragmentary OCR Touches Untouched Names and Phrases
The readable bits show tangled orthography and stray words about contact and conflict with unclear subjects. No clear events, persons, or places emerge to define a coherent news item or summary.
Contested Bishops Probed Amid Colored Byline Tangle
Fragmentary text notes a controversy over bishop candidacy and colored byline issues. Names and places are unreadable, but the event centers on ecclesiastical contenders and associated publication questions.
Race Pride Rally Calls Johnson to Help Fight Races
G BE Johnson, employed by A F Short, visited the office to offer financial and moral support as a figurative army of captains recruits war riors to defend the races. The document exhorts Johnson to wear race pride, draw strength from grit, and join the line at the waterloo against traitors and opposers.
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G BE. Johnson
A. F. Short
Jonhson
Morning and Evening Pulpit Filled by College Revy Clergy
In Rev. R. Davis's absence, College Revy clergy preached. Todd led the morning service and Rev. L. R. Grant preached in the evening on the theme of obedience. Grant cited Bible and history to claim women excel in disobedience and argued the point, while omitting church disobedience to its written discipline.
March Notes and Local Updates from the Conservator
SQUIBS This March brings rain sleet and snow through Sunday and into April. Reports say poultry farming remains a paying industry. Jas Martin visits Bea man, Fred Bush is bed-bound, Wim Williams ill at 700 N Washington St, and Jessie Wheeler traveled from Beaman for business. Archibald Roberson suffers pneumonia and Jessie Jennings relapses at North Mill St. Prof Coun cil urged at Geo R Smith College March 25. Advertisers urged for Conservator notices. Spring weather brings changing coats. Mrs G T Treland fell ill last Friday. Felix Warheld’s restaurant served chicken and dumplings. Negro grocers advertise to boost reader purchases. A one year old baby of Rev and Mrs Alexander died and was buried. Chas Simpson of Smithton to buy fencing wire. he’s recovering from La Grippe. A misprint correction notes Rev J A Dorsey preached the funeral of Geo Shackleford.
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Alexander
George Washington
Valley Forge
York Town
Grant
Shiload
Missionary Ridge
Jamestow
America
New York
Promise Land
Pisgah
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Marcis
Negro Indu3strial Education
Hannibal
Alps
Italy
Nero
Boston
Alout
Jas
Martin
Beaman
Fred Bush
Wim
Williams
Washinton St
Susan Lane
Archibald Roberson
Jessie Wheeler
Geo. R. Smith College
G. T. Treland
Felix Warheld
Conservaior
Jessie Jennings
North Mill St
Chas. Simpson
Smithton
LaGrippe
Geo. Shackleford
J. A. Dorsey
R. Davin
UISCS
Ainyeb
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