Marshall Praised After Lincoln Intercollegiate Debate
In Lincoln Nebraska the intercollegiate debate between Nebraska and Wisconsin Universities drew about 1500 to a packed hall. Eugene J. Marshall, the Afro American debater, delivered a standout oration acclaimed as the finest ever heard in the state, with Bryan among those praising him and shaking his hand.
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Lincoln
Marshall
Nebr
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Northwest
Eugene J. Marshall
Negro Captain Young Recalled From Hayti Attache Post
Captain Char Young of the Ninth Cavalry, one of the army’s few Black officers, is ordered home from his role as military attache at Hayti to his regiment preparing for the Philippines. The post was created for him and will not be filled. His rank and seniority complicate future assignments as more officers serve under him and likely widens the officer pool in would be higher grades.
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Young
Ninth Cavalry
Hayti
Washington
Char, Young
Philippines
Institute Notice for Colored Teachers in Sedalia Missouri
The Institute for the Colored Teachers will open Monday morning June 3 1907 in Lincoln High School Building Sedalia Missouri for Pettis Bates Benton Cass Henry Johnson Moniteau Morgan and St. Clair counties. Teachers holding certificates to be renewed should bring them. The Sedalia people will provide pleasant home life. Instructors include Prof H L Billups Wiley University Marshall Texas and Editor W H Huston Sedalia Weekly Conservator.
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Institute For the Colored Teachers
Pettis
Bates
Benton
Cass Henry
Johnson, Moniteau
Morgan
H. L. Billups
Wiley University
Marshall, Texas
W. H. Huston
Sedalia
Weekly Conserva
Real Culture and Individual Destiny
The text argues that true culture comes from life lived and choices made by the individual. It posits that teachers guide but death rests in one's own hands and brain, and life’s value is measured by what one has formed in character or in lasting works. Selected.
Constitution League Defense of Black Battalion Endorsed by Massachusetts
A Massachusetts committee endorses The Constitution League's defense of the Black Battalion of the 25th U. S. Infantry. The appeal urges fund-raising, calls editors to publish, and asks churches and organizations to aid in securing constitutional rights for all citizens regardless of race. Names clergy and supporters, with instructions for contributions and acknowledgments.
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THE
Constitution League
Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
U. S. Infantry
U. S
Constition League of the
Constitutional League
Colored N‘wapapers
League
Petain
Ite Batde
Istitution League
Garrison
Anti Slavery Society
R. C. Ransom
H J Callis
A. N. Shaw
M L Harvey
W Hill
J W Schenck
E Courtney
W M Trotter
C WM Williams
C H Seales
SE Hoyt
J A Crawford
W H Scott
W L Marshall
W L Reed
Lincoln School to Close With Baccalaureate Address
Lincoln School closes with a baccalaureate service at Morgan Street Baptist Church on Sunday May 26 at 3 PM. Prof. B F Allen president of Lincoln Institute Jefferson City MO delivers the address, with musical selections readings prayers and a class song as part of the program.
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Lincoln School
Morgan Street Baptist Church
B. F. Allen
Lincoln Institute
Jefferson City
E. R. Wilberforce
R. Adkins
Spohr
Wm Alexander
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
Benjamin Franklin Allen
Lincoln School announces teacher training enrollment
Principal C. Hubbard of Lincoln School invites teachers to enroll for practice and methods guidance. Enroll Monday morning, June 3. Written information offered by the conductor at 323 West Johnson Street.
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Ior
C. C. Hubbard
Lincoln School
West Johnson Street
Negro Doctor Plans Two New Business Blocks in Muskogee
Dr E P Brown a wealthy Greenville Miss Negro travels to Muskogee to arrange two new business blocks on South Second Street. One three stories tall sits south of the Town building, the other four stories high near Elgin and Second by the Midland Valley station. Total cost about 40000 dollars. Brown also owns valued farm land in Indian Territory. Local colored community praises him and grants membership in their commercial organization.
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E. P. Brown
Greenville
Miss
Muskogee
So. Second Street
Iown
Elgin
Second
Midland Valley
Dr. Brown
Indian Territory
Doctor Brown
Local church notes and visiting speakers tied to Missouri towns
A Grant Chapel service highlights Miss Irene Moss planning a Sedalia trip with Rev T H Lockwood in Mexico. Prof P M Cason visited Glasgow for school closing. Rev F Dwell from Roanoke Mo attended Tooley recital. Miss Lillian Cosley from Chicago impressed at Grant’s Chapel M E Church with a Star 15 performance and future engagements in Sedalia, Mexico, Fulton. Patrons are urged to settle dues after June 1.
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Grant Chapel
Irene Moss
Sedalia
T. H. Lockwood
Mexico
F. Dwell
Roanoke Mo
Tooley
Lillian Cosley
Anna Morgan
Fine Art Building
Chicago
Grant's Chapel
M. E. Church
Sedilia
Fulton
Missouri
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Grand Select Musicale
Jackson
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Central
Feu F
Headquarters Soldiers' Defense Fund Committee
Fifth Avenue
New York
Colonial Trust Company of New York
A. B. Humemey
Fifth Ave
Alexander Hubbard
Conservator
C. C. Hussar
Erec
P. M. Cason
Glasgow
A. Stanley
the Tailor
Igenfritz Building
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