davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-10
BOYS LIFE SAVED FROM MEM.
RRANOUS CROJJP

G. w. Lynch, prominent citizen Of
winchester, Ind, writes. my little
boy had severe attack of membran-
GUS Group. and only got relief after
taking Foley's Honey and Tar. He
got relief after one dose and l feel
that 1t saved the life of my boy" Re-
fuse substitutes. For sale by Roth &
Hug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-10
COUGHS. COLDS. AND coNsTIPA
TION.

Few people realize when taking
cough medicines other than Foley's
Honey and Tar, that they contain
op!ates which are constipating be.
Sides being unsafe. particularly for
children. Foley's Honey and Tar ccz-
|tains no opiates. IL safe and sure Gna
XiiI not ccuetfpate, For sale by Roth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-10
A TIMELY TOPIC.

J. q. Gluck, superintendent, Prunty-
town, w. Va. writes: after trying
all other advertised cough medicines
we have decided to use Foley's Honey
and Tar exclusively In the West Yir-
ginia Reform School. find It the
most effective and absolutely harm
less" For sale by Roth q Hug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-10
Notice Of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
OF tie estate of Louis Kemery,
late of stark County. Ohio, deceased.
Dated the 9th day of February, 1903.
ALFRED II. KEMERY,
3-l0-l7 Executor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-10
LOCAL PLANT
Not Affected by strik. orde ,

The American Bridge company.
which employees many structural iron
workers are wrestling with a strike
called. The local plant will net be af-
fected. as only the field workers are
out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-10

"A kidney or, bladder trouble can al
ways be cured by using Foley's Kid
ney Cure In time. For sale by Roth
a. Hug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-10
MARRIAGE PERMITS.

John w. Elsass. 10. and Florence l..
Dieringer, IT, Waynesburg.
Charles ]. Meacham,. 2S. and Mar
garie c. Donnenwirth. 20, Canal Full
ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-10

* Don't bc imposed. rDon By talEinx
The colored American., 1903-07-11
were any OF the Negro committeeman
given seats on the stage?
BOOKER WASHINGTON TELLS HIS
RACE TO BE BRAVE.

Louisville, July 2.-Before an i'm
mense audience Booker t. Washing
ton, head of the Tuskegee Normal
School, tonight delivered an address.
He said that recent regrettable events
in connection with the race question
went to show that lynch law is not
confined to any one section of the
country. These events, he said, tend
to simplify the race problem by max
ing it national.
Among the other speakers was w. H.
Lewis, Assistant District Attorney of
Massachusetts, who was appointed sew
eral months ago by President Roose-
Velt.
Booker Washington said in part:
I'm the present season of anxiety,
and almost of despair, which possesses
an element of the race, there are two
can:
First, let no man Of the race be-
come discouraged or hopeless. There
are in this country, North and South,
men who mean to see that justice is
meted out to the race. Such a man is
Judge Jones, of Alabama, to whom
more credit should be given for blot
ting out the Infamous system of peOn-
age than any other person.
Second, let us keep before us the
fact that, almost without exception,
every race or nation that has ever
go: upon its feet has done so through
struggle and trial and persecution.
mo one should seek to close his eyes
! to the TACT that the race is passing
through a very serious and trying Pc
kriod of it's Developments period that
kcalls for the use of our ripest thought
and sober judgment.
The colored American., 1903-07-11

Let nothing lead us into extremes
long run, the race or individual that
exercises the most patience, forbear-
ance and self-contrOl in the midst of
trying conditions that wins its cause
Let nothing induce us to descend to the
IeUeI of the mob. In GdUOcGting this
policy in not asking that the Negro
SpGD0tO0 4Ou 9GD 911 :pLD0lO3 9Y3 1oD
The part we have played in defending
the flag of our country is sufficient eVi-
Jence of our courage.
The recent outbreaks Of the mob
emphasize two lessons-one for our
race and one for the other citizens of
our country, South and North; for it
is to be noted that the work of the
lyncher is not confined to one section
of the country. The lesson for us is
that we should see to it that, so far
as the influences Of the parent, school
NJ Urlpit Is concerned, no effort be
spared to impress on our own people
that idleness and crime should cease.
We should let the world know On all
occasions that We consider no legal
punishment to severe for the wretch
of any race who attempts to attack a
woman.
1.-The lesson for the other portion of
the nation to learn is that both in the
making and in the execution the same
law should be made to apply to the
Negro as to the white man. There
should be meted out equal justice to
the black man and the white man"
The colored American., 1903-07-11
CdmD-FireS tt AfrO-AmeriCdn

s, profusely illustrated with beautiful
istory of the COlored Race in America
from the first landing of slaves at
jamestown, Va, in the year 1920
to the present time.
1t gives a full account of their
gallant deeds in all the wars of the
United States, especially the Great
Civil War of 1S6I-65, and the Span
ish-A American War of 1898.
II is filed with thrilling tales of
individual heIoism in battles on sea
and land, in patriotic uprisings, and
in prison pens; tells of all the Col
ored heroes from brave Crispus'
Attucks to the invincible Colored
Regulars of the u. s. Army who
stOrmed San Juan bill July 8, 1893.
saved the Rough kiders led by
the gallant Roosevelt, and VIZ
tually ended the Spanish War.
This book will be used as a text
book of history in every Colored
school. It Will be treasured in
every COlored home-for no other
work in existence gives the Afro
American people their proper place
In the history of our country.
With every copy of the first edition,
now being Rold, the publishers will
give as a FREE PREMIUM, q
copy of Mr.. James z. Taylor's great
painting.
The colored American., 1903-07-11

The Fourth Of July Exercises on
me White House Grounds were inter.
sung and attracted a large crowd
y was entirely befiitting the occasion
a@t representative of the French ma
Won should occupy a conspicuous posi-
HOn on the program. The French
sesneral, Lafayette, and his compa-
Ilots were notable factors in the strug-
SrO Ior independence. But the Negro
"a. rs also, as witness the fact that
bisPus Attucks was in the forefront
sII the first shot was fired. And
q me Inc l read Of colOred men being ap-
".nled on omnibus committees to ar
,se lot the celebration, did not sec
IN; On the platform and / certainly
uot hear any Negro giving voice
~ pdlrlotic sentiments from the plat
~ VIII somebody tell me if there
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31

Testimony is now hcing taken In the
Tyler bank cases, checks ~ the car anu
lumber company being offered in evidence
1t IS believed 20 o., prolailc that new
site for the town Of Sour Take vii be e.
tabl.shed as the present site is too valuable
as ON oil field
Dallas contractors have elrcu notice that
they WI resume work on thrir contracts
next Monday; old men may have jobs hnt
not ms members of the Elilding Trade
Council
The attorney general IDS Rat there can
be no extension u tur time Ih which tA'
poll tax must be paid.
Mrs Otto schunke shot aud killed Jack
Crawford. who was ipins to enter =
home after midnight
Tho Coo ado county court has placed II.
X. Byars IN charge Of The Dan want ~.
tote while the matter o, dissolying lac I'm
Junction Ia under consideration.
linn Pleasant. prosperous negro, wn'
/ taken from his home near Applahy by q
+ mob. and il is bciercd hc vas Killed, as
nothing has been heard d him since.
/ q. NJ stone Of Waxnh0chic WAS found
/ guilty of criminal assault. and eiven te'
years in tho pententIary
general meeting = commercial! clubs
has been called at Waco February 10 e
consider the fcd ration plan
The city hCalth officer NJ Betumo s'y'
that preventive measures oro abs lu'oly es
sortlal 20 head 81 % smallpox epidemic
Tho warshlrs are 70 remain OF Galveston
TO- week from February Is.
Mrs. cary sulnidrd utTr Ten0ha by cut
.t.,. to. t,.., t and thcn mn ling the Wouu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
WASHINGTON.


Tho johnson claim, which HIS been before
the h uSc for several years, has finally SO
cured a favorable report from the commit
tee Of the whole
Mr.. Hydos antagonists will use the
Burcson bin FOR another attack
TIE c.mmlttee ON public buildings mry
NOT nuke the Southern trip
TIE attitude OF the alu,s has made the
yenczrclan question u del ate one
The cabinet discussed AFFAIRS relating to
NenczI"ia and the Philippines It was
mcde known that the United states Is not
expecting trouble but II It comes she is
able 20 take rare OF herself
Senator Quays committee ordered a
favorable report on the statehood b.l or
fercd br him az an amendment TO the APP
preparation bills
The administration Will press action FOR
al adjustment Of The ratio between gold
and s!ivcr Ia IA, >uyer.using countries
Baron Sterubcrs. the nov German envoy
eStraorduory mas reached Washington.
The sruate foreign anairs committee
made favorable reports ou the Alaskan
boundary trruty ana the protocol FOR an
extension Of time for tnc ratification VI tai
Cuban reciprocity treaty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
SHORT NEWS STORIES,

NEW YORK About twenty mail wagon
drivers who went on strike. demAhuhB M
.rrused wages ON tenhour day unsls anu
NHU Drivers association would refuse Ia
work If the dpmuuds were not granted, re
burned after being out two hours. lu'lF
.mployerg decided to grant their request
Los ANGELES. Cal General Manager
t,ir,g NJ tbc santa re lines west Of Albu-
lucrQur has announced that bremen ON an
Western liucs of that company VIII toe
granted an increase equal To on per
Ccut.
PENSACOLA. Fla John Eagon. United
Stutcs district attorney for the Northern
district of Florida, died here of pneumonia
RALEIGH, y. e., 1hc general assembly
OF North Carolina formally elected Lee >.
Ovcrmuu, the nominee OF the d'hocf'IlG
caucus. as United states senator To succeed
Senator pritchord
DECATUR, m ben Atkinson Of Mai
ycrn, Ark, committed suicide by taxing
morphine.
pIrTSBuRG, Pa.--At the close Of the
three nights play for the pool champion
ship NJ the world between Gruut Eby, pres
cut champion, aud William Clearwater,
Eby defeated his opponent by the score OF
600 ~ 400,
MANILA. Eight ladrones and one con
stable were killed in nm encounter at Ormoc,
West Lcyte province, Tuesday. he hght
was "A hard one. but the coustnbulary ulti-
mately won 10y daring charge
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, a Big -Four pas,
spngCr train, suuthhound, struck street
ear, iuiuring eleven persons,
MONTGOMERY, Ala An Advertiser spe
clnl from Florence, Ala, says Colonel sam,
uol kirkmau Is dead. He was 40 years olu
and was Well known as cotton crop stats
Nciau
MONTGOMERY. Ala.--A bill was pa sseC
nv the house prohibiting the sale VI cigar
cites or cigarette paper in this state 10y
vote Of 81 to rs.
N,nrANAppI1s Ind -Indinna coal Oh
erntors are working on ono OF the mrges
merging schemes in the history of the State
| The plan Is To bring al the Controlling con
produclng interests In the state into ou'
tompagy Absolute ownership Is the plan
| TO be followed,
NEW YORK, George StackhOuso, sport
/ ing editor OF the New York Tribune, u
/ dead
/ BOSTON, Mass While John ID. Long
! former secretary of tine navy, who Is az 81
7 Mnrieta's hospital suffering from influenza
/ held his own there was no material I'M
| provemeut in his condition, ana he Is stu
! critically III.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
THE MAYOR REMOVED
Governor Claims TO Have Abundant
Proof of His WrOUgioiDg.
FRAUD AND GROSS INCAPACITf
Are CHARGED by the Attorney General to
Exist in Every Department OF the
City Government
FRAUD AND GROSS INcAPAcITY

Sun Juan, January 9o,-Governor Hunt
in issuing an executive order removing the
mayor OF San Juan, Manuel Egozcue, from
office. said he was IN possession OF the
further proofs Of the mayors negligence
and urong-doiug Criminal action against
the mayor is stlu pending. In the mean
time rnere are excitement and cons,crna-
lion in certain circles at the firm stand
tap,n ne. no government and Attorney
General Hprlau. The latter In his letter
shows ihat the city lost 500 1871 I'm ono Item
II expenditure and says he found that tn
fraud and gross iueapacity in every depart
fuppf II the city government was $50 rN'
fraordlnary that IL Is difficult To find a sim
liar Instance fla municipal government,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
THE SILVER PROPOSALS.
Mexicans Are Pleased Over Energetic
Action OF Their Minister.

Mexcans Are Pleased Over Energetic
Action OF Their Minister.
Mexico city, January 3o.-The news from
Washington regarding the joint eudeavor
of Mexico and China to accomplish some
thing for the improvement in value Of sill
yer excites the liveliest interest In bust
ness and financial circles here.
The action was primarily taken by Fin
ance Minister Limnntour, who sent com
mission to Washington with instructions 10
approach the United States government and
secure, II possible, the cooperation Of
China. The Chinese charge danaires was
unable TO take immediate action and as the
Sessions of the American congress are an
preaching their close the Mexican note
was presented alone. However, the Chinese
charge d'aflaires teegraphed the text VI
the said note TO his government and 1--we
days later received instructions t. CO.
operate with Mexico Thus the entire in
ltiUtlve came from MeXico's finance min,
ister and his action Is regarded as a
master stroke and much satisfaction Is
felt at the energetic efforts to terminate
the difficult situation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
VENEZUELA.

The allies have autly refused to accord
France equal treatment IN the Venezuelan
settlement
The unexpected rejection OF the French
claim 10 equality Of treatment adds FUR
Their complications 20 the situation
The situation increases In gravity
reference 10 The Hague tribunal is now IA
probability
France may be joined by the other claim
ant nations IN protest against the do
uands Of the niles.
A renewul of hosulitles on the Venezuelan
coast would probably be resisted by the
United States,
The German colony at Caracas refused
an invitation 20 celebrate the empcror's
birthday aboard German cruiser on ae
count Of the war that country Is wnginp
against Venezuela
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
souAsgLINe OVER THE DEAD.

Proceedings Delayed by Two Coroners
Who Claim Right to Hold Inquest.
Tucson, Aria January 30.-George
Clough, night telegraph operator at Walls
station, who * said 10 be responsible for
the wreck on Wednesday between the sun
set limited and the Crescent City express,
on the Southern Pacific road, could not he
fullnd today. Officers have seQrched Tucson
all dRy for him with a summons to appear
before the corouers Jury and testify.
Conflict between the two corOners or
Tucson Is rctarding the Investigation into
the responslbllitv for the wreck, Under
the laws OF Arizona justices of the peace
act as coroners. Tucson has two justices
aud there are two coroners w. II. Gull
Ver and q T Ritchey both claim the right
20 hold iuquests over the victims OF the
wreck Two juries were summoned but
the testimony OF Parker, the conductor ot
the westhound train, was teNsn before
Coroner Ritchey's jury although Coroner
Culver's deputy was trst on the scene.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
FOREIGN,

Business circles in Mexico are pleased
with the energetic action Of that govern
ment IN connection with the silver pro-
posals 10 tho United States
a Chlnhman died OF the plague at Mazut-
Ian.
The British ambassador cabled his gov
ernment what Mr., Boweus action would
probably be in case the allies do not yield
their demand for preferential treatment
slgnor Prlnettl. the Italian foreign min.
lister, IL improving.
The invasion OF committee room by
sugar rehners provoked a stormy scene IN
the reichstag
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
DOMESTIC

The operators closed their case before
the coal strike commission.
rhe conference between tho president of
the Union Paeihc railway and the stHN
Ing shopmen at Omaha WAS without re-
suit. The strike may be extended to all
parts OF the Hartman system.
George Clough, the operator who j"
charged with he!ug responsible for iA'
Tucson wreck, cun not be- found and II 'r
said he has aed TO Mexico
head end collision ocenued OF the
Pouns, lyapla railroad near Lofty. h'iihi
the engineer aud fireman aud inlurtns sew
era Other pcrsuus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
MAR SHIPS AT GALVESTON.
They Win Arrive February ts and Win
Remain a Week

Galveston, Texas, January 30-secretsrv
Gardner OF the Galveston business learue
has received letter from Congressman
Burgess stating that the battleshlps VIII
remain In Galveston one week. II had
been previously announced that they were
expected TO arrive February is but untr
the letter was received II was not known
how long they would remain. A program
Is now being prepared for the event and
unless the plans miscarry It viii be an
occasion long 10 be remembered II has
been suggested that the members OF the
state legislature be invited TO visit Gal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS


washington. January 30 East Texas
Fair Saturday; warmer in northwest pcr'
don. sunday. showers; fresh east 20 south
wluds
West Texas-Cloudy Saturday. rain ~
night or sunday.
New Mexico--C Cloudy saturday; rain OF
snnw at night or sunday; rain IN south pr
ton.
oElnht ma, Arkansas and Indian rerritorF
Increasing eloudiness Saturday; rain sun
day.
Mississippi Fair Saturday and srnday'
fresh east "a southeast winds
Louisiana saturday. sunday, I n
increasing roudipess: probably showers in
west: fresh cast to nth winds.
Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau At S ,. IN, 75th meridian
time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
Adjudeed a eankrupL.

Galveston. Texas. January sO.-ira Fdel
Jra OF Wallis station. Austin county. who
has been Engaged In the husiness OF mer-
chaudlslng, was adildged bankrupt this
morning In the United states court. The
schedule died foots up S3j0fs due prior
creditors and S2lA0ST ~ unsecured debts.
The property ~ bankrupt IS given al $500
IN realty and STA IN personal property.
Debts due petitioner $780, property in tx.
pectanCy Sluol household ANA hltchen fur-
niture $780, total liabilities S2G48S1: assets
SIT 2l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31

the passage Of the numerous bills Of this
character the house took recess until
today In order to continue the legislative
day.
The senate devoted the day TO paying
tribute TO the late Senator Mcmillan
one Of the claims presented In the house
was FOR Ice furnished the army Ia the
Mississippi valley during thc ciyil war
From the size. o. the bin 1t Is evident taai
the Coufedcratcs made It hot FOR Che Ia
NaNers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
EnRElGN RRIEFs.

NEW YORK. liverpool and Manchester,
hitherto deadly rivals IN trade, have, ac-
cording 10 the London correspondent OF the
tribune, entered into a Partnership, IN
order to bring about cotton growing within
the British empire.
KIMBERLEY. Cape Colony. Colonial
Secretary Chamberlain and Mrs Chamber
lain were accorded r remarkable reception.
The town was lsyishly decorated ana Mrs
Chamherlain was presented with casket
az diamonds by the ladies Of Kimberley
CONSTANT NOBLE A detachment Of
Turkish troops has defeated a Strong band
OF Macedoniaus near Lake Okhrida, Al
bnnia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
Chronicle Weather R.port..

New York, January 80, The Commercial
aud Financial Chronicle reports; Tele.
graphic adylces to us this evening from
the South Indicate that rain has fallen IN
most districts during the week and that
at some points the precipitation has been
rather excessive the temperature has
ranged higher MS rule.
IN some secdons our correspondents re
port that farm work is now ia progress
From Arkansas we are advised that pick.
ing Is again under way and progressing
we'll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
MAYO's SUCCESSOR
NJ. 3. Trezevant Of New Orleans Has
Accepted the Position


New Orleans, January 80. NJ. +. Treze-
want who has hceu for the past eight years
member Of the STAFF OF the New Orleans
Evening states, was today appointed chief
Of the literary bureau Of the Southern Pa
clhc railway. With headquarters at Hous-
ton. MIR Trcaeyant will succeed Henry
NJ. Mayo, who has been elected secretary
Of the New orleans Progressive union. He
VIII leave for Houston at once to assume
his new duties
Mr.. Irrelevant is native OF Memphis.
Tenn, where he began his newspaper ca
reer: lie was employed on the Appeal
Avalanche for some time and I'm addition
10 being q good writer he learned 10 be
one Of the best sketch artists I'm the couu.
try. He came to New Orleans about eight
years ago aud secured employment on tho
Evening states, whore his work attracted
attention of the southern Pacific ofHcn,is.
ana when Mr.. Mayo rendered his roslSna.
ton Lhe place was offered and accepted by
Mr., Irrelevant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
NO GREASE Or DANGEROUS DRUGS.
In "Aerpi9j4e" the New Scientific and
Successful Oandruff Treatment.

In "Herpi3i5e" the New SclentlfIc and
Successful Dandruff Treatment.
Have you dandruffi Then you have a
contagious parasite disease, unpleasant
unhealthful and one that win eventually
lead 10 badness TO cure It you must de-,
stroy the parasite that eats at the root OF
the hair The only preparation for de-
stroylng these germs Is Newhro's Herpie'de,
Charles Klein OF Laramie, wyo,. says'
"Iierpicide allayed the itching, cured the
dandrun and stopped my hairs falling out;
and & Is bringing q new crop OF hair.
llcrpiolde Is free from grease ~ dangerous
drugs. and makes hair glossy aud soft as
SILK, One bottle viii convince ron OF IT'S
merits, Sold hy Cockrell 8 RoNner, send
los N STAMPS Tor sample 20 the Hevplside
Co., Detroit Mich.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
pRErENDER CHALLENGED SULTAN

Latter Accepted and Has Ordered the
Concentration Of Troops.
London, January 31.-According to n dis
patch from Taugler published in the Morn
ing Leader the Moorish pretendor, Buha-
mara sent challenge to the sultan nccus'
ing him Of cowardco in remaining within
the walls of Tez, whore it was impossible
to attack him because Fea Is holy city,
and calling on him to give battle. The sui
tam In despair accepted the challenge and
has ordered the concentration Of troops,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
Houso and Sam at eonzaIes.

Gonzales Texas January S0.-Mr. II. *.
Wood lost a house aud about $50 bushels Of
corn Inst night by Are. AS he lived nearly a
mile from town the fire companies could do
nothing, though several OF them went out
To see that the dire did not spread tor-
from his dwelling house ana stables, No
insurance.