An Extraordinary Career of William McKinley Ends
A lengthy tribute recalling William McKinley’s life and presidency. The article highlights his kindness, steady principles, unifier role after Civil War bitterness, and contrasts him with rivals. It notes youth in leadership, cites other historical figures achieving fame young, and references posthumous public reaction.
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Anarchists Challenge U S Free Speech Clause Flaw
A report notes that anarchists will seek to exploit flaws in the United States constitution focusing on the free speech clause. The article discusses ongoing debate over First Amendment protections and potential legal implications.
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Colored people of Dooly County plan Vienna high school
In Vienna on September 14 1901 a message to publish in the Progress notes that the colored people of Dooly County meet to organize a high school in Vienna. They plan another meeting in October and invite all county negroes to attend. Officers listed: J D S Wit President T B Lill Vice President H Lewis Secretary.
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Colored People of Dooly Co
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JD. S. Wit
Lill
P. H. Lewis
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