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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1916

Page

3

Education Exhibit on Colored Youth in Washington

Officials at Minor Normal School on Georgia Avenue showcased a Quadraples exhibit illustrating training for colored youth. The display covered play areas, domestic science, botany, and psychology along with handmade crafts and dolls. Susan Gillies, born a slave in Virginia, died in Brooklyn. her family traced generations back to the Peterson plantation and James Monroe’s era. There are about 12,000 cremations annually in the U.S.. cremation began in 1876 with only 28 bodies cremated in the first eight years.

Washington Minor Normal School Georgia Avenue Keelidtreet Northwest Anita J. ‘Turner Serview Congtess Ora Susan Gillies Virginia Classon Avenue Grooklyn Negresa Julia Thomas Elin Abbott Gill Thomas Peterborough Peterson Tn Nererrude United States

Native American devotion and National Guard service call

A Jersey City correspondent defends American Negroes and their patriotism, arguing they have long shown devotion to country and family. The letter supports black regiments in the National Guard and links this to broader American duty. Also noted is the Calgary grain elevator completion and a new reflector lantern with a high radio power, plus a mention of a one cent lamp price in New York.

Washington Warrington Hooker T. Washington Sophoniaha P. Fireckineldys New York AJ. Camverly Jersey City Considera Jethro Midian Hwlory National Guard Vaton

Liverpool's Vast Dry Dock Receives 50,000 Ton Liners

Liverpool claims the world's largest dry dock at 1020 feet long and 150 feet at the water line, able to accommodate 50,000 ton liners, while reports note American manufacturers expanding tendons and East Asian trade. An electric tremolo attachment for stringed instruments debuts, offering dotire effects via button presses. A western Mexico plant yields sufficient roain to enable practical wtitleation after death. A New York hotel tower flagpole, mounted for painting access, can be lowered into a tubular casing. Italy's export range rises from 3 million to 14.9 million in annual human fate stakes.

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