Senate staff to be reorganized with J S Clark as secretary
The French Opera troupe draws nightly crowds and pleases the public. The Senate staff will be reorganized with J S Clark elected secretary in place of Cox of North Carolina. Reports say efforts to count out Taylor in Kentucky are underway with telegrams of support arriving from across the state.
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French Opera
The
Senate
J. S. Clark
Mr. Cox
North Carolina
Taylor
Kentucky
Crescent City Jockey Club Opens Winter Meeting
The Crescent City Jockey Club opened its winter meeting on Thanksgiving Day under favorable auspices. Promising to be the most successful in the association’s history, the event drew a large crowd as the track ran smoothly and met management’s expectations.
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Crescent City Jockey Club
Inquiry About B C Peterson United States Land Office Agent
A reader asks for information about B C Peterson who serves as special agent for the U S Land Office in the city. The paper promises a rigid investigation and will publish any findings in the next issue.
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B. C. Peterson
United States Land Office
Meeting to raise funds for Tuskegee Institute upgrade
New York dispatch reports a meeting to be held in New York soon to assist Prof Booker T. Washington in raising 500000 dollars for improvements and permanent endowment of the Industrial Institute at Tuskegee Alabama. Ex-President Cleveland has signified willingness to preside and aid the project.
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New York
Booker T. Washington
Orleans Parish
Court Building
Tulane
Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Cleveland
Bill to use officers for military instruction in public schools
A bill will be introduced in the next Congress to amend Section 1225 of the old Statutes. The amendment would authorize active or retired Army and Navy officers to assist in military instruction in public schools. Acknowledgment is given to E Longpre Special Aid of Military Instruction and Patriotic Education in Schools for Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Army
Navy
E. Longpre
Louisiana
Mississippi
Thanksgiving Day Observance Amid War Victory
Last Thursday, Thanksgiving was observed citywide with services in nearly all churches. A spirit of thankfulness prevailed as the nation reflects on wartime victory and four years of Republican prosperity, praying for continued prosperity.
Dre. I. B. Scott Honored Among Distinct Religious Dignitaries
Washington dispatches report Dre. I. B. Scott editor of the Southwestern Christian Advocate attended the reception for the bishops of the M E Church. He is described as affable brilliant and influential among local ministers and his inclusion among distinguished personages brings gratification.
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Washington, D. C
M. E
McKinley
Dre. I. B. Scott
Southwestern Christian Advocate
Coming Congress Faces Key Debates On Annexation Policy
The piece predicts a Republican led Congress starting December 4 will push expansionist aims, with division over Philippines annexation but enough votes to shape new territorial governments and broader policy, while criticizing Herwig’s ties to the Lilly White faction and urging caution against leadership by him.
Lilly White Treachery and Republican Realignment Edges
An interview attributed to W E Howell, chair of the Lilly White committee, argues for a statewide ticket in the upcoming gubernatorial contest and analyzes the futility of reconciling with the Herwig and Boothby factions. It asserts that a Negro presence cannot be removed from the Republican base and notes black voters’ loyalty to the Regular Democratic Party as a counter to Lilly White aims.
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Louisiana
Times-Democrat
W. E. Howell
Herwig State Committee
Lilly Whites
Boothby Committee
Herwig
Herwig Committee
Vame
Democratic Party
Maryland
Howell
Georgia Defeats Hardwick Suffrage Bill in Legislature
The Georgia legislature overwhelmingly defeats the Hardwick Suffrage Bill with only Mr. Hardwick voting in favor. Gov. Allen D. Candler praises the bill’s defeat as justified in its present form while Afro Americans gain the lasting gratitude of the people. Credit is given to J. W. A. Pledger and Blascar Orillion Post No. 14 New Orleans M. Turner for opposing the measure.
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Georgia
Allen D. Candler
J. W. A. Pledger
Blascar Orillion
Will Not Permit Goebel to Steal the State
The piece declares that Goebel and his followers seek to seize Kentucky from Governor elect W. S. Taylor. Republicans hold mass meetings across the state with anti Goebel Democrats pledging aid to prevent any take by force. If attempted the party warns that blood may be shed and vows to defend their victory.
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Goebel
Kentucky
W. 8
Taylor
Thanksgiving Dinner for Grand Army at Hall
The Grand Army members hosted friends for a sumptu ous Thanksgiving repast. The hall was decorated and old soldiers felt remembered. Music and patriotic songs filled the program with joy. Rev A H Reynolds Col OC W Keeting Col Jas Lewis spoke and were praised for blessings of the year. Janitor Mr Fisher helped guests enjoy the dinner.
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A. H. Reynolds
OC. W. Keeting
Jas. Lewis
Mr. Fisher
Longshoremen Anniversary Sermon At Union Chapel
The Longshoremen's Benevolent Protective Union observed its anniversary at Union Chapel on Nov 26. Rev. W R Butler preached a strong sermon to a large audience of members and families, with James E Porter reading the annual report showing solid financial condition and progress. The service praised Rev. Butler and the organization under President W H Penn and Porter, and a generous church collection followed.
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Longshoremen’s Benevolent Protective Union
Union Chapel
Bienville and
Marais Streets
W. R. Butler
James E. Porter
Butler
Longshoremen’s
W. H. Penn
Opening of the Iroquois Club Debut
The Iroquois Club rooms on Liberty and Cans streets opened to the public last Wednesday. The building houses elegant parlors, smoking room, offices, billiard room, and baths across two floors with lavish furnishings by H Flynn on Poydras Street and Leopold Levy upholstering. A large crowd attended the stylish debut and a formal ladies reception is planned once arrangements are ready.
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Iroquois Cclub
Liberty and
Cans Streets
Iroquois
H. Flynn
Poydras Street
Leopold Levy
Messra
W. L. Cohen
Col
James Lewis
Simma
Booker T. Washingtons New Book Review Note
A brief note discusses Booker T. Washingtons new book described as small in size but substantial in scope, indicating it covers a wide range of topics and ideas. The piece signals interest in its concise yet far reaching content.
Afro American industrial ideas book published in Boston
The Prof's concise exposition of industrial ideas aims to elevate Afro American readers. Publishers Small Maynard and Co. of Boston release the work priced at 1.50 dollars and include other valuable information for readers.
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Messrs. Small, Maynard & Co
Boston
Mass
A New Song Writer G B Williams Poised for Fame
The local rising writer G B Williams publishes a ballad Something Must Have Told You set to music and offered at Wer lein music store. His poem Time is praised as his most brilliant work while his efforts show rapid progress and a bright future.
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G. B. Williams
Werlein
Williams
Mr. Williams
American Standard Social Club Adopts Constitution
The American Standard Social Club met Monday night January 20 at 7 pm at Mr and Mrs Baker 1377 Annette street. They adopted their constitution and by laws and set a meeting for December 4 at Mr J P Guidry 2004 Lapeyrouse near Johnson street with a duet by Miss Dennis and Mr Carlson.
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American Standard Social Club
Death of Simon Alfred Jones 39 Alexandria La native
Dinn Wednesday November 29 1899 Simon Alfred Jones a native of Alexandria Louisiana aged 39 years. He resided many years in the Sixth district where he was well known and had many friends. He was brother in law of J B Alexander. Funeral from Annunciation near Jena street Thursday morning followed by many friends. Sympathy to the bereaved wife and family.
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Simon Alfred Jones
Alexandria
J. B. Alexander
Annunciation
Jena Street
New Orleans Socials and Local Events Highlight Gratitude and School Ties
One New Orleans young MissHoward returns home from teaching in St. Charles Parish, appearing healthy and loved. A Central Church benefit concert on November 20 for the Free Kindergarten drew a large crowd with encores praising the program and organizers. Mr and Mrs Thos Palms hosted a refined Howard street dinner, memorable for games and warm wishes. Miss Martha Harding, trained nurse student at Dixie Hospital Richmond Virginia, visited relatives here en route to graduation.
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Central Church
Thos.Palms
Howard Street
Betwee Jackson
Philip Streets
Martha Harding
Dixie Hospital
Richmond
Vaa
Harding
Wesley Harding
AT THE CAPITOL AND LOCAL ENTERTAINMENTS
The Democratic Parish Committee endorses a white primary for selecting parochial candidates and delegates to the State Convention, while sheriff judge district attorney and senate nominees are largely decided. Contending for other offices are several aspirants. Clark and Smith Bros minstrels performed in New Orleans to large crowds, Mrs Heedly entertained with a novel show, the educated cow drew interest, and the Woman's Eureka Club hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for many elderly residents.
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Democratic Parish Committee
Court House
Senate
Clark and Smith Bros. Minstrels
New Orleans
The Judge on Dewey and Republican prospects
The Judge notes Admiral Dewey refuses any bid for the presidency and backs McKinley for re election. He surveys Democratic ambitions at Baton Rouge and the likely lively race for Governor and Senator Caffery’s seat. He warns of party machinations, purges in federal ranks, and Republican strength as Congress debates territorial policy and reconstruction under GOP leadership.
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Admiral Dewey
McKinley
Baton Rouge
United States Senate
Caffery
Gilroy
For Rent Notice in Aline and Foucher Area
Advertisement offers a half of a property at 3521 Laurel Street in Aline and Foucher. Applicants are directed to contact Pochela at 3519 Lanu rel Street for rental details.
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Laurel Street
Aline and
Foucher
Pochela
Lanurel Street
Mrs Frances Joseph Sets Baton Rouge Lecture Tour
Mrs Francis Joseph leaves Friday morning for Baton Rouge Louisiana to deliver several lectures in the work she is engaged in.
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Francis Joseph
Baton Rouge
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Congress
Philippines
Spencenehene
Longshoremen
Iroquois Club
Mdies
Dase Whyeme A Howard
St. Charles Parish
Capitol
National Congress
Republican Party
South
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