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The Democratic National Committee unifies the action together  to send delegates to a congressional convention.

Despite many states moving to keep African American officers in their posts, President McKinley has yet to approve the measure nationwide.

The Planet disagrees with Admiral Dewey’s thoughts of surrendering the Philippines. Support being Spain dominated commerce while Spain had control of the bay and harbor of Manila.

John Mitchell gave a speech regarding the upcoming presidential election.

A Democratic politician, who made speeches against black people, was found dead under the bed of a black prostitute.

President McKinley recommends “armed intervention,” since Spain will not cooperate with America’s terms.

The black Infantry in Brownsville, Texas, uses their excellent character ratings to help allow reenlistment rights.

After an earthquake strikes Jamaica, their governor defiantly refuses aid from the U.S.

Roosevelt talks about the progress of race relations in the country at the inauguration of Dr. Thirkield as President of Howard University.

Dr. Booker T. Washington sends a “telegram of congratulation” to Secretary Taft for his presidential nomination and offers his assistance.