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The image depicts a typewritten document on beige paper, featuring the title "FREDERICK DOUGLAS CENTER" at the top. The address "3032 Wabash Avenue Chicago" is listed below the title, followed by the establishment date "Established in 1904."

The main body of the document is divided into two sections: "OBJECTS" and "STATISTICS." The "OBJECTS" section outlines the center's goals, including promoting a just and amicable relationship between white and colored people, removing disabilities that hinder their civil, political, and industrial lives, encouraging equal opportunities regardless of race, color, or other arbitrary distinctions, and establishing a center for friendly helpfulness and influence to gather useful information and foster mutual cooperation for the ends of right living and higher citizenship.

The "STATISTICS" section provides information on the number of residents and membership, stating that there are 2 residents and 500 members, with an equal division between white and colored races. Overall, the document appears to be a mission statement or informational brochure for the Frederick Douglas Center, highlighting its purpose and goals.

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The image presents a typed document on aged paper, featuring the title "FREDERICK DOUGLAS CENTER" at the top. The document is divided into three sections: "OBJECTS," "STATISTICS," and an address.

• FREDERICK DOUGLAS CENTER
  • 3032 Wabash Avenue
  • Chicago
  • Established in 1904
• OBJECTS
  • To promote a just and amicable relation between the white and colored people
  • To remove the disabilities from which the latter suffer in their civil, political and industrial life
  • To encourage equal opportunity irrespective of race, color or other arbitrary distinctions
  • To establish a center of friendly helpfulness and influence in which to gather useful information and for mutual co-operation to the ends of right living and a higher citizenship
• STATISTICS
  • Residents 2
  • Membership, 500, about equally divided between the white and colored races.

The document appears to be a historical record of the Frederick Douglas Center, outlining its objectives and statistics. The center's mission is centered around promoting equality and mutual cooperation between different races, with a focus on providing helpfulness and influence to its residents. The statistics section indicates that the center has a small number of residents and members, with an equal division between white and colored races. Overall, the document provides insight into the center's goals and demographics during its early years.

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The image shows a document with a light beige background. The text is black and appears to be typed. The document is titled "Frederick Douglass Center," with the address "3032 Wabash Avenue, Chicago." It was established in 1904. Below the title, there is a section labeled "OBJECTS," which outlines the center's goals. These include promoting amicable relations between white and colored people, removing disabilities faced by colored people in civil, political, and industrial life, encouraging equal opportunity regardless of race or color, and establishing a center for friendly helpfulness and influence. The document also includes a "STATISTICS" section, which mentions that there are two residents and 500 members, with an equal division between white and colored races.

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The image is a typed document outlining the goals and statistics of the Frederick Douglass Center, located at 3032 Wabash Avenue in Chicago. The center was established in 1904. The document lists its objects as promoting just relations between white and colored people, removing disabilities from which the latter suffer, encouraging equal opportunity regardless of race, and establishing a center of friendly helpfulness. Statistics indicate 2 residents and a membership of 500, equally divided between white and colored races.

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The image is a typed document from the Frederick Douglas Center, established in Chicago in 1904. It outlines the center's objects and provides some statistics.

The objects of the Frederick Douglas Center are listed as:

• To promote a just and amicable relation between white and colored people.
• To remove the disabilities that the latter (colored people) suffer in their civil, political, and industrial life.
• To encourage equal opportunity irrespective of race, color, or other arbitrary distinctions.
• To establish a center of friendly helpfulness and influence in which to gather useful information and for mutual co-operation to the ends of right living and a higher citizenship.

Statistics:

• Residents: 2
• Membership: 500, about equally divided between the white and colored races.

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The image is a document detailing information about the Frederick Douglass Center located at 3032 Wabash Avenue in Chicago. The center was established in 1904.

The document lists the objectives of the Frederick Douglass Center as follows:

1. To promote a just and amicable relation between the white and colored people.
2. To remove the disabilities from which the latter suffer in their civil, political, and industrial life.
3. To encourage equal opportunity irrespective of race, color, or other arbitrary distinctions.
4. To establish a center of friendly helpfulness and influence in which to gather useful information and for mutual co-operation to the ends of right living and a higher citizenship.

Additionally, the document provides some statistics:

• The center has 2 residents.
• The membership consists of 500 individuals, about equally divided between the white and colored races.