The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-06-10

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favoring mob and lynch law for Afro
Americans" has been appointed secre-
tary Of the navy by President Roose-
welt.
Mrs. Mary A. Williams and daugh-
ter Gladys, Of Baltimore, Nd, arrived
in Chicago Wednesday, June It'll. Mrs.
Williams will reside with her brother.
Mr. Noah d. Thompson, at $3.50 Cham
plain avenue, for whom she has come
to keep house.
Mrs. George Horde, 800 w. 47th
street: when 1 first began taking the
Broad Az my husband did not take
much stock in 1t, but now he likes it
and he would not do without 1t. To
tell the truth, we both like 1t because
1t hews to the line"
Alderman Bernard W. Snow is one
Of the most valuable members OF the
City Council, and being a man Of pub
lie affairs, the leaders Of the Repub-
lican party would be honoring them
selves by nominating him as a mem
Der Of the Sanitary Board.
Justice J. K. Prindiville, who has so
honorably presided at the Harrison
Street Police station for many years,
without fear or favor, is slated for re-
appointment by Mayor Dunno, and in
1906 he will become one Of the new
municipal judges Of Chicago.
Mrs. Coleman, mother OF Express
man John Coleman, is confined to the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. ]. Gas
kins, 1852 Armour avenue, where She
Is being carefully nursed by Mrs. Har-
~ Arnold. formerly Miss Daisy E.
Coleman, of Washington. d. c.
Masters Harrison and Floyd Eman-
uel will be given a trip to Atlantic
City, N. J., New York. Philadelphia
and Boston as a token of their pa
rents appreciation Of their excellent
school work, last term. They will en-
ter the High School next term.
Captain W. P. Clancy: 81 want to
say that The Broad AK arrives at our
home, $3.50 Green street, every Satur-
day, and Mrs. Clancy and each and
every one of our children always pc
ruse its contents with much interest,
and as long as The Broad AK runs /
will stand by it,.
Alderman Michael D. Dougherty has
a strong following among the Afro
Americans residing in the 22nd ward,
for he is ever ready to befriend them,
and they, with his other constituents,
would be delighted II he should re-
ceive the nomination to make the race
for Trustee of the Drainage Canal.
Col. Robert Redfeld was the COM
manding ofHcer Of the day last Satur-
day at Cleveland, o., in charge Of the
Chicago Democratic Marching Club,
and he very calamity discharged all
his duties pertaining to the same. The
many beautiful ladies OF Cleveland
were favorably impressed with his SOL
dierly bearing.
Mrs. Minnie r. Coleman, who great
ly assists her husband, ]. H. Coleman,
2540 State street, in his expressing
and furniture moving business, does
not hesitate in declaring that The
Broad AK is the best and the most pro-
gressIve paper published in the inter
ests Of the Afro-American race In this
CITY,"
The Association Of Physicians and
Surgeons Of Greater New York will
tender a banquet to DR.. Daniel Il.
Williams, of this city, Thursday, June
18th. This will be an important gath.
ering Of the most prominent medical
men in the East. DR.. Williams will
leave fer New York City on the 18th
and return home on the 18th.
Messrs. George W. Henderson, Geo.
J. Terrell, James H. Porter and Geo.
Diggs accompanied the Chicago Dem
ocratic Marching Club to Cleveland,
o., last Saturday, and they were roy
ally entertained by Mayor, Johnson
and his followers. More than one,
hundred colored men were In the pa
rade and assisted to escort the Chi
cagoans to their respective headquar-
tiers while in that city.
Hon. Clarence 8. Darrow, who
claims that he Is not q Democrat, but
aHiliates with the Democratic party