equity cases against Waring in Baltimore City Circuit Court because most of his mortgages were not yet paid off. [4]
Waring first gained editing experience in Ohio, where he established and edited the Afro-American. He also edited the Sunday Capital, a newspaper in Springfield, Ohio. Upon his arrival in Washington D. C. in 1882, he did newspaper work in addition to his law studies. When Waring moved to Baltimore, he became editor of the Star, a local paper geared toward the African American community. [5]
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