The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-11-09

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esteem by all who knew her for her
many kind deeds and works OF cnar'
ity. She will be greatly missed oy
her relatives and many friends
Funeral services will be held over
her remains at p. m. tomorrow
from Institutional church, Revs.
Stewart and Braddan officiating. In
terment at oakwood.
A series Of practical talks at the
Home for Colored Working Girls, 1905
Catharine St, Philadelphia, will be
given every Thursday by competent
speakers during the coming winter.
The home is conducted by the House
hold Research and Protective Associ-
alton. an organization dominated by
members of the white race.-The
Pilot, Philadelphia
Will the gallant Major John c.
Buckner, who always takes well with
the ladies', and Col. Noah d. Thomp-
son, who Is always wreathed In
smiles whenever he comes IN contact
with the charming members Of the
fair sex, please stand up and tell a
waiting and anxious public what has
become of the Triangle and Inner Cir
Gle Clubs, which have In the past
accomplished 80 much for sweet
charity?
Mr.. Edward Marshall, OF Cheraw 8.
c., father of DR.. w. H Marshall, 1892
State st., has been visiting his son
for several weeks, and after under
going and recovering from a most
successful operation, at Provident
Hospital, performed by DR.. George c.
Hall, he will continue to take In the
sights OF the city for q few weeks
longer, before returning to his South
ern home.
Alderman John Downey was re-
Gently presented with fine diamond
ring and gold and diamond star. by
many OF his constituents in the 18th
ward. Former Congressman George
P. Foster, James V. Condor and
Silas F. Leachman, made the pre-
sentation speeches. The affair was
pulled OF at Columbia Hall, West
18th and Paulina streets and Alder
man Downey feels very proud Of his
new presents.
The City Council, after an all night
session Wednesday night, and fact a
part OF Tuesday afternoon, passed the
new twenty year Telephone Ordin-
ance, which is meeting with much
opposition, on the part OF many prom
inent business men, and from other
sources, and a mass meeting may be
held in the near future for the pur-
pose Of urging Mayor Busse to place !
his stamp of disapproval. on what is ]
considered the best and the greatest !
grab on the part of the Chicago Tele. !
phone Company.
Many patrons to the Keystone /
Hotel bar was surprised a week or
so ago when they were requested to /
take a drink Of Munn's Extra dry |
champagne ION the house." They !
were more surprised when told they /
were drinking the health Of the bride |
and groom. Mr.. and Mrs. John Fry. |
Mr.. Fry is the proprietor and mana
ger Of the Keystone Hotel and Bar
and his bride was Miss Myrtle Hart
Of Indianapolis. They were married /
at the brides home, Wednesday, Oct.
3Oth. All Chicagoans wish them a
happy married life.
New York Negroes subscribed $780,
600 towards the early opening Of a
hank in this city on the very night
the Knickerbocker Bank closed its
doors. That's about as fine a mani
festation Of confidence in the black
lnanciers behind the races giant
company as even the worst skeptic
could desire or demand.-N. Y. Ma
tional Review.
The leading Afro-American bust.
ness men in this city, have not
enough push and enterprise to at
tempt to open a bank, not only for
the members of the race, but for all
races in Chicago. |
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