Open Letter to President Roosevelt From John Temple Graves
A critical open letter to Theodore Roosevelt argues his race policy undermines McKinley’s legacy. It contends Roosevelt has reopened sectional strife, inflamed negro ambitions, and endangered national harmony by pushing social equality and black officials into power.
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tribute to your statesmanship fades past errors
A clipped quotation honors a political figure, praising courage and integrity, and noting that the South will pay tribute and forget past wrongs in the hope of a prosperous future. The quotation is attributed to John Temple Graves of the Atlanta News.
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Free Rheumatism Cure Narrative Offered by A Plain Man
An appeal advertises a free story detailing a mother’s cure from rheumatism after years of suffering. The writer, a layman from Bloomfield, Indiana, promises to mail the work by return post to anyone who cites interest and provides an address.
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