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  • Topic is exactly "Government and Politics"

January 23, 1897

A fraternity based in London, England, supports the rights of the “coloured” man in the United States.

February 6, 1897

John Mitchell Jr. speaks to the politics of City Council and building a bridge over the James River.

February 6, 1897

The Planet analyzes the Richmond Dispatch and its tendencies to belittle the black man.

February 13, 1897

The Dispatch discounts progress made by citizens of African descent along with social equality in its article interviewing the chairman of the Richmond City Democratic Committee.

February 20, 1897

The Planet encourages its subscribers to partake in the inauguration of President McKinley and provides them with transportation information.

February 27, 1897

John Mitchell Jr.’s possible appointment as Commissioner of Revenue is examined along with the politics of black people holding office.

March 6, 1897

The Chicago Times-Herald recounts the story of a messenger for the Confederacy that fails in his mission.

March 6, 1897

The Planet analyzes President McKinley’s future political stances and Cuban policies before his inauguration.

March 13, 1897

The Planet discusses the politics of black judges being removed along with inequalities in the courtroom.

March 13, 1897

The Planet gives its impressions about President McKinley’s Inaugural address and his plans for the future.
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