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Number 36 - November 17, 1906
	Page 01
	Title:	Ben R. Tillman's Seeming Frankness - Expressions Lead to Anarchy and Friction - Georgia Woman Asks What Will Be Done With White Brute?
	Title:	Evidences of Progress
	Title:	Washington Endorses Tillman Blow
	Title:	Some Facts About M'Girt's Magazine - Read What R.H. Boys, D.D.LLD., and the National Baptist Convention Have Done
	Title:	Justice for Every Man - Apply the Golden Rule - Atltanta Riot Directed at Progressive Men - Lecture on Self-Restraint a Farce
	Title:	H.L. Freeman, Great Classic Composer - One of the Greatest in the Race - Music is Original - Drums on Piano in his Sleep - A Cleveland Product, Miss Rachel Walker
	Page 04
	Title:	Extermination, the Limit
	Title:	Tillman Situation
	Title:	Our Business Men
	Title:	Alexander's Magazine and the Colored American
	Title:	"Outlook" Articles on Atlanta Riots

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