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Number 35 - November 10, 1906
	Page 01
	Title:	Dismissed Soldiers - Troops at Ft. Brown Leave Ranks of United States Army in Disgrace - White Colonel May Be Court Marshaled
	Title:	Evidences of Progress - A Group of News Items That Look on the Bright Side - Afro-American Advances that are Overlooked by Daily Papers
	Title:	Joe Gans to Fight Herman - Lightweight Champion of the World Visits Cleveland - Received a Gratifying Amount of Applause
	Title:	Protest Against Tillman to Weimer
	Title:	'The Clansman' Supressed - Philadelphia Citizens Demand Rights in the Very Face of Tom Dixon - Ex-Congressman White Pleads - Dixon Insulted Mayor
	Page 04
	Title:	President's Roosevelt's Turn
	Title:	Dismissed in Disgrace
	Title:	Financial Failure of Alexandria Home News
	Title:	Peculiar Christian Names

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