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Newspaper
The Appeal
Location
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
2
The St Paul Office outlines subscription prices and payment methods including advance rates and tolerances for running accounts. It details advertising charges per agate line, policy on discounts, and required sender information. It also covers mailing guidelines, manuscript standards, and conditions for notices and inquiries.
The Appeal invites capable agents to work at locations not yet covered. Earn extraordinary inducements by selling subscriptions for The Appeal. Complete address: The Appeal, St Paul Ma?va.
Prosperity reaches the Fish Commission with vast yearly fish distributions and large appropriations. The Holland submarine torpedo boat, purchased by the government, showcases a unique design with submerged operations, surface propulsion by gasoline engines, and electric drives underwater. Reports describe its dimensions, conning tower, and potential combat role, noting limits and tactical advantages for coast defense.
The piece argues cow values rose under Republicans while spending surged in the Spanish–American War era. It notes education gains, critiques Democrats, and mocks rivals like Goebel, Towne, Sulzer, Hearst, Bryan, and Pettigrew in a bustling, opinionated snapshot of late 19th century politics.
A Chicago APPEAL notice asks readers to aid a West Coast effort compiling works by Afro American writers for an Afro American exhibit at the Paris Exposition. It lists numerous authors and titles, requests donations of books or pamphlets, and offers mail labels to ship materials or provide descriptive details of unavailable items.
A medical paper reports that in railway crashes the majority of asleep passengers escape severe harm from shaking and concussion, describing sleep as nature's anaesthetic that preserves them. The note also quotes a pagan or religious sentiment about humanity.
A dense list of authors and titles concerning African American literature, history, and religious writings from the 19th century. Names include Bibb, Edward Blyden, Frederick Douglass, Ida B. Wells variants, and many more with publication years and cities such as Boston Philadelphia and Richmond. The fragment sketches a catalog of poetry, sermons, histories, narratives, and abolitionist tracts across US and London venues.
A list of titles and authors related to Afro-American literature and studies, including works on history, poetry, religion, education, and race progress. Names include Pennington, Phillips, Barbara Tope, Proctor, Randolph, Randoroph, Rideout, Riley, Rowe, Rudd, Rush, Sampson, Scarborough, and Scarborough.
A report from Paris 1900 highlights Prof W B DuBois and Atlanta University charts on Afro American population share over 1800 1830 1860 1890 and schooling enrollment figures 1876 1886 1896. Georgia data shows Savannah area Afro Americans exceed 30 000 with state totals 358 000 plus illiteracy decline 99 to 50 percent.
From Paris June 16 1900 a staff correspondent reports the Liberia exhibit in the agricultural hall featuring coffee palm oil kernels rubber ivory dyewood arrow root cocoa and rice. A large portrait of President Hilary W Johnson and his cabinet overlooks the display. Liberia founded by Americans in 1822 declared independent July 26 1847 and recognized by England in 1848 with a government modeled on the United States housing a president a senate eight members a house thirteen members a supreme court and cabinet.
The school emphasizes practical ministry training with broad study and clear methods. The three year program mirrors standard seminaries with a focus on thorough instruction. Tuition and room are free with affordable board and self-help loans. applications go to Rev. Wilbur P. Thirkield, D. D., Atlanta Georgia.
Industrial training at Eckstein Norton University Cane Spring Kentucky co-founded by Rev. Wm J Simmons. The campus offers many departments from literature to sericulture and carpentry in a rural Prohibition era setting near Louisville. Courses flexible to student needs, with instruction from varied institutions.
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