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Horizon vol. 3, no. 3

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Horizon (Firm) Hershaw, Lafayette M

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Features articles on Ida Dean Bailey, Darwinism, the death of Augustus Straker, endorsing William J. Bryan for the presidential election of 1908, the "fusion of the white and black races" in Cape Colony, South Africa, the separation of races on public transportation, inflammatory articles in the "New York Age", and a poem by Du Bois entitled "Ava! Maria!".
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  1. Bailey, Ida Dean
  2. Evolution (Biology)
  3. Law And Legislation
  4. New York Age Press
  5. Segregation In Transportation
  6. Straker, David Augustus

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