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Domestic News August 25, 1902

Rock Island Argus

Rock Island, Rock Island County County, Illinois

What is this article about?

A national federation of negroes was incorporated in Indianapolis on Aug. 25, with directors including Judge John H. Stoesenburg, ex-Senator George Cardwell, and others. The organization's objectives are to protect the colored race from mob violence, secure equal civil rights, and advance the race.

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National Federation of Negroes.

Indianapolis, Aug. 25.-A national federation of negroes was incorporated here Saturday with the following prominent people as directors: Judge John H. Stoesenburg and ex-Senator George Cardwell, of New Albany; Geo. W. Clinton, William Q. Vance, T. H. Tipton, S. C. Manuel, B. F. Porter, W. A. Burney and W. H. Steward. The articles say the object of the federation is to protect the colored race from mob violence, to secure negroes equal civil rights, and general advancement of the race.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

National Federation Negroes Indianapolis Civil Rights Mob Violence Racial Advancement

What entities or persons were involved?

Judge John H. Stoesenburg Ex Senator George Cardwell Geo. W. Clinton William Q. Vance T. H. Tipton S. C. Manuel B. F. Porter W. A. Burney W. H. Steward

Where did it happen?

Indianapolis

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Indianapolis

Event Date

Aug. 25

Key Persons

Judge John H. Stoesenburg Ex Senator George Cardwell Geo. W. Clinton William Q. Vance T. H. Tipton S. C. Manuel B. F. Porter W. A. Burney W. H. Steward

Outcome

incorporation of the national federation with stated objectives for racial protection and advancement.

Event Details

A national federation of negroes was incorporated in Indianapolis on Saturday with prominent directors listed. The articles of incorporation state the object is to protect the colored race from mob violence, secure equal civil rights for negroes, and promote general advancement of the race.

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