Rare, Oct. 1906, ALEXANDER'S MAG., Negro Millionaires

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Rare, Oct. 1906, ALEXANDER'S MAG., Negro Millionaires

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Sold Date: 04/20/2008
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

This is a RARE OCTOBER, 1906 Black Americana Magazine, you will more then likely want as part of your precious Black History Collection. I am currently offering two issues today, this issue and one other I will be offering on eBay today. Front of magazine says This Magazine gives the Negro's point of View Regarding his own Problems Published by Charles Alexander at 714 Shawmut Avenue, Boston, Mass. Cover is attached to inside of magazine but is in fragile condition. Color of cover is tan. Full page etching of The LLOYD LIBRARY, CINCINNATI, OHIO, Full page photo of HON FRANCIS H. WARREN, DETROIT, MICH., Editor and Publisher "The Detroit Informer." Full page A PRAGER APPROPRIATE TO THE DAY. Full page photo of W. H. COUNCILL, PH. D. President A.& M. College, Normal, ALA., Full Page DEATH THE GOAL (poem). Magazine dated Octoeber (spelled as such) 15, 1906. THE GREATEST MEDICAL SCHOOL IN THE WORLD (interesting) says At a cost of nearly $4,000,000 for various buildings, the like of which in solidarity, in beauty of construction and in equipment is not to be found in the world, Harvard Medical School on Longwood avenue, Boston, opened auspiciously in the latter part of September. Harvard University ranks, or course, as the first university in the land; and it is right and proper that each of its departments should be as complete and as thorough as its history, and it's traditions would imply. NEGRO BANKS IN RICHMOND, THE DAY OF THE DOLLAR, PROF. ROSCOE CONKLIN BRUCE IN WASHINGTON, THE AFRO-AMERICAN COUNCIL. REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK. THE NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION says Twenty-five thousand Negroes listened to an address by Booker T. Washington in Memphis, Tenn., on the evening of September 14th. It was the occassion of the annual convention of the Negro Baptists of the United States. T are more than 2,000,000 communicants in this particular denomination; nearly 17,000 churches, and fully 12,000 ministers in the United States alone. (etc.), NEGRO MILLIONAIRES (a MUST read), LYNCH LAW IN THE SOUTH, CO . OPERATION vs. ANTAGONISM, HIGH RENTS BREAKING UP HOMES, AS TO BISHOP TURNER, THE FRIVOLITY OF THE NORTHERN NEGRO, THE ATLANTA MOB SPIRIT, A TRIBUTE TO BERKSHIRE (poem) beautiful, THE MICHIGAN CO-OPERATIVE LEAGUE, T AND - Bow is a Good Dog; and so is Wow. TWENTIETH CENTURY CIVILIZATION, REAPING THE WHIRLWIND, PROF. W.H> COUNCILL, PH.D. EDURATOR, ORATOR, THE LLOYD LIBRARY THE PARLIAMENT OF MAN (poem) REPOSE (poem), DOWN INTO THE DUST (poem), JUST FOR TO-DAY LET US LIVE, LOSING SELF IN THE LARGER LIFE (poem). THE TRAGEDY OF COLOR, THE WHITE STRAIN, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. (poem written by W.T. Barks the morning after the great earthquake, April 18th 1906, FULL PAGE DEDICATED TO ATLANTA, IDEALS by Thomas Nelson Baker, JUST BE GLAD (poem), PURITY OF HEART DESIRED (poem), COMMENTS ON ALEXANDER'S MAGAZINE ( 2 pages), and of course NICE ADS, A little brown staining from age but in overall good condition, also a little red staining (light) on edge of one or two pages. It is actually hard to put a price on this masterpiece, as the information you can get out of this magazine is priceless. Thanks for looking.