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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
2
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Contributions must be accompanied by a name as assurance of dead faith. Articles for publication must date by Wednesday, Leh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muat Bate
Corruption Claims Hit City Race As New York Mayor Bid Looms
A reader notes widespread alleged corruption in the city. The piece targets Mayor Lowe, fusion candidate for re election in Greater New York, labeling his campaign a high stakes effort and warning he must prove strength to avoid political fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Mas Yoralty
Greater
New York
Sedatia Considers Local Governance Amid Tammany Echoes
The piece questions Sedatia’s leadership and是否 mirrors Tammany Hall, asking whether a local figure nicknamed the Tiger should grow into a real threat or be contained. It urges calm observation of community actions and asks what steps could benefit residents and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bold ideals for young America amid adversity
The piece urges young men to pursue large, ambitious goals despite difficulties. It argues courage, optimism, and effort to realize noble aims, warning that dwindling resolve risks national decline and echoes past harms to Native peoples as cautionary precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
America
Rise and Rebirth of a Free People in Faith and Courage
A historic call to Black Americans to embrace education and self reliance. The speaker urges pride and perseverance, arguing emancipation disproves doom predictions and insists on fronting adversity with courage. Emphasizes conscience, industry, and spiritual aim as keys to future success.
Deweys Football Team Readies For Strong Season
The Geo. R. Smith College Foot Ball Team, also called the Deweys, weigh in with a 25 man squad after injuries to Johnson Harris Jolson and other players. They list prospective games with Lincoln Institute Sumner High St Louis Douglas School Plaza High Fort Scott and Booneville Mo. Dr J M Harris Mer 116 West Main Sedatia Mo invites teams to arrange matches and notes the squad trains with notable enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Smith College
Johnson
Harris
Dysart
Goins
Deweys
J. M. Harris
Mer
West Main St
Sedatia, Mo
Negro progress and race education debate across states
The piece notes mixed views on Negro advancement and calls for patience as progress unfolds over decades. It mentions separation in schooling in the north and east, praises self development as the best teacher, reports Colorado Springs planning a new hotel, urges early readiness for future trade, and rumors Polk may push Roosevelt toward stringent anti-lynching legislation.
Plans for Taylor's Chapel Strengthening City Church
Plans for a greater Taylor's Chapel aim to save and modernize a local church in the city. A revival day featured three sermons by I L Lowe, John Wilson, and W A Lehanon as Rev Richard Davis and church captains marshaled funds and reports showing sustained cash gains and growing leadership. Since August 1 Taylor's Chapel has raised 601.37 in cash, with 333.17 listed in recent reports, signaling strong church support and a forthcoming focus on soul salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Davis
Taylor's Chapel
Pres
I. L Lowe
John Wilson
St. Joe Oms i
W. A
Maney
Richard Day
Capiions
Salle Moffitt
Lilly Bell Wheeler
Anna Wright
Julia Nelson
Mattie Carter
Caldwell
Nattie Bishop
Mayme B. Smith
Davis
Invincible
Amanda Travis
Mary Dinsmore
Nellie Davis
Christain Brotherhood
George R Smith College President Rev I L Lowe D D Ph D
George R Smith College lists Rev I L Lowe D D Ph D as president for 1903 to 1904. The note records the academic leadership reflectively detailing the college’s administration during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Smith College
I. L. Lowe
Work and Self-help for College Students
A historical notice discusses work and self-help for students, describing allowances for part time labor, payments, and instruction requirements. It notes applicants should contact the college president and references guardians' written permission for minors.
Photographs Sought For Missouri World's Fair Volume
The Missouri World's Fair Commission seeks county photographs for a $50,000 volume depicting Missouri. Arnold Shanklin will visit to photograph livestock farms orchards mining landscapes and notable buildings to illustrate county beauty and resources. Send inquiries to Walter Williams Superintendent of Publication St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri World's Fair Commission
Missouri
Arnold Shanklin
Walter Williams
St. Louis
College expenses and housing details for four weeks
An itemized list outlines costs for laundry, instrument use, typewriter access, and dormitory furnishings for four weeks. It notes reduced fees for ministerial candidates and requires advance payment on the first day of each school month, with funds sent to President L. Lowe in Bednlin Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindo
P.O
Pres. L. Lowe
Bednlin
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