The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1903-07-04

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aoor q the Chamber Of Commerce
Er. Zen b one Of he many tie ALE
and popular lawyers Of chicago.
n. ". Simpson. TIE exprsssman.
1905 STATE street, does not make IS
much money as some Of the Would-be
leaders Of the Afro-American race IA
this city. but he Is an honest man.
lover Of his race and a supporter Of
The Broad Az
A cOlored woman Of indianapolis
md, has brought suit against awhile
woman Of that city Tor $500 for
alternating the directions Of her hus-
band. This seems TO sn6icate that
there are some white women Who fan
N love with colored men
Booker 7. washington was con-
dsmned BY the A. n. 4. Sunday school
convention which met at Milwaukee
Wis, last week, for contsnding that
"the Negro should c0nine himself 70
one line Of Industry" this shows
which way the wind is blowing Book
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Lynch Wormley, s64 9th street.
Who for many years worked IN the
South Town once. LETT the city Non {
day evening On the private ear o.
Robert T.. Lincoln, President Of the
Pullman Palace Car Company, Mr..
Wormley and President Linucoln VIII
be absent from the city one month.
Rev. Father Flanagan, St AnneS
Church, Garfield Boulevard, and Went
worth ave-, is greatly interested n
the progress Of the Afro-American
race, and II all ministers Of the Cos
pei were Is cohsiderate and liberal.
minded Is Father Flanagan, there
would be no Race problem" in
America
Judge Charles n. walker began
his judicial duties Wednesday morn
ing In the court room vscated By
Judge Frank Baker. Many Of the
friends Of Judge Walker were On
hand to greet him at the opening Of
court Roses and other lovely flowers
were In evidence in his court rooms.
Judge Baker acted As god father for
Judge walker.
J. A Scott, ex-journaIist and non.
tician, who holds down a good fob
b the county building. spent the past
Two weeks In visiting his old friends
u Macon, Miss, and In that neck Of
he woods Mr.. Scott says ~the colored }
people are rapidly turning againsti-
Booker I. Washington, and his shal.
low IDEAS respecting their right 70 en-.
Joy the exercise Of Suffrage the same 1
as other American citizens.
Larson Reed, lover Of Miss Bessie /
Thomas. daughter Of Rev. Jasper F. I
Thomas, 1857 Armour ave-, was fined
en- dollars and cost, Tuesday morn 5
Nc by Justice Charleton Of HYDE
Park, for striking at or QuarreIing with
Yrs. Frank Brown, who lives next
lOor to Rev. Jasper, and his lighting .
amily. Alderman ButterWorth rem
esented Mrs. Brown and Gambling
lack Terrell, who beat The Broad Az
ut OF three dollars. looked after the
aeed and Thomas END Of the SCRAP.
Mayor Harrison made a few more Of
% followers happy Monday evening
" permitting them gnaw at The ,
'ublic crib; the lucky ones are as {
OlloWs; Ernest McGaRrey, .secretary
0 his honor; Andrew J. Lynch
'ster Kiolbassa, George A schnling .
nd John Ericsson, members q theI !.
ocal board Of improvements. John
itzgeraid, police magistrates, stock
ards station, ana John J. Hennsuy, /,
1ngieWood station; some Of the small :
y ponucia1a e1ooEEored 70 inoucol o
layer Harrison 10 toss Justice Fitz. o
Israld up IN the air. but they did
Ot phase him.
Several eOlored men are employsd
4 the fOundries at Nadlna, n. r.
nan town Of $500 Inhabitants, ana I
BE- place b Offering Inducements for d
be settlement Of domesties, farml /.
lbOrss and industrious mechanics :,
ron the sOuth-Not as an szodus s
q Is q natural. healthful migration. 4
3 said that no color line Il APPARENT
here. The churches, Methodist, Bsp-
Ist Presbyterians. Episcopal, Luther. Il
a and Roman Catholic, freely Oman
heir doors Il CO ed -samuaieasta. =
nd on the local ban team there ars
Wo indian and two NegroesEE n
Slavery g firmly fastened on the