Colored people to build church in city
It was announced last evening that 5000 had been subscribed by other churches for the new African M E church. Four churches are yet to be heard from and the amount may reach 1000. About 4100 has been subscribed by individuals. The pastor Rev J B hopes to raise 1500 by Jan 1 to purchase property. The congregation now meets in two rooms at the Bess home Merriam and Bates streets. If a site is purchased a trustees board including ministers from other city churches will manage affairs. After five years title will be surrendered to the colored people. Tabernacle chapter No 52 R A M will hold a convocation Thursday with degrees and supper.
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Tabernacle Chapter
Socialist Slap at Pennsylvanian Socialists Gain Ground
John W. Slayton, twice a gubernatorial candidate, cites rising Socialist influence in Pennsylvania. He notes unsettled industrial conditions and claims party growth in the east, with Altoona adopting a commission form of government aided by Socialist leaders. Slayton also mentions his Waterloo visit and an advertisement for the Home Tea Store.
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Keystone
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Adelberg & Berman
Peoples
Fourth Street West
Slayton
Clarence Darrow
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Waterloo
Harry Aaron
Peoples Store
Home Tea
East Fifth St
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