In 1890 , he helped form a Nebraska branch of the Afro-American League in Omaha , where he was an officer and was the Nebraska representative to the Colored Men 's convention . He represented Omaha on the national stage again as an alternate at the 1892 Republican National Convention in Minneapolis . In 1895 , he was a delegate to the state meeting of the Afro American League , along with George F. Franklin , Millard F. Singleton , James Bryant , and Ricketts In 1890 , he was a member of a national building , loan , and protective union organized to assist Omaha blacks to buy or build a home . The local board of the group consisted of president George F. Franklin , vice president William Marshall , Secretary and Treasurer Alfred S. Barnett , Attorney James S. Bryant . The Board of Appraisers was Millard F. Singleton , Alphonso Wilson , and Harrison Buckner
1892 Republican National Convention
1892 Republican National Convention
Millard F. Singleton