Large Crowd Defies Weather At Tent Event
A large crowd gathered at the tent despite poor weather yesterday. Attendance remained strong with substantial turnout and steady participation throughout the event.
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1910
Page
1
Making Modern Men Sermon and Is There a Hell Address
Dr Thacker delivers an afternoon talk on Making Modern Men to a Young People rally and a night service in a wind torn tent. Solos by Mr Fisher accompany the sermon which argues hell as a necessity of immortality law and love, with emphasis on moral consequence and divine mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thacker
Fisher
Dr. Thacker
Boston
Mass
Hell
Christ
God
Heaven
Sermon on Hell as Law Love and Atonement
The speaker argues hell as necessity of law love and the atonement. God’s justice and love justify salvation from ruin. Many in the audience sign cards at services. 500 to 600 so far. No morning service. evening service at the tent planned for 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
John Mayrant Torpedo Boat Launch in Philadelphia
The torpedo boat John Mayrant, third of five of its class, was launched at Cramp shipyards in Philadelphia. Miss Norvelle Adams of Jackson Mississippi christened the destroyer, a great granddaughter of John Mayrant who served with John Paul Jones. Mississippi officials attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Mayrant
Cramp
Norvelle Adams
Jackson
Miss
John Paul Jones
Mississippi
Taft to Push Tariff Cuts Through Commission Plan
President Taft plans to announce a tariff commission to study reductions aimed at pleasing dissatisfied Republicans ahead of the fall congressional elections. The move follows by election setbacks and seeks to unite progressives and party leaders to revise the Payne Aldrich law, with Beveridge’s plan gaining Senate attention. Payne resists but may discuss adjustments to placate voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apunil
Taft
Middle West
Congress
New York
Massachusetts
Cummins
Clapp
Beveridge
LaFollette
Borah
Bristow
Aldrich
Cannon
Senate
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Is Man Who Married Siamese Twin a Bigamist?
Prague April 25 Rosa Blascek one of the Siamese twins who recently bore a son plans to resume variety hall contracts with the baby as an added attraction. Managers across Central Europe compete for appearances while the father acts as press agent debating whether the marriage constitutes bigamy. The twins face a potential quarrel over the husband with possible alienation of affection suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia
Rosa Blascek
Europe
Hess Band and Orchestra Available for Events
Why send out of town for a band or orchestra Hess' band and orchestra can furnish your music See Edwin Hess 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Edwin Hess
IGE AND SNOW IN THE SOUTH
Weather notes report record cold and snow in the southern region this season. Officials attribute unusual conditions to shifting patterns and high pressure, with communities adjusting travel plans and preparedness efforts underway.
Cold Wave Devastates Cotton and Fruit Crops Across South
Reports from the cotton belt indicate heavy losses with crops ruined and replanting needed. Frost and snow hit Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Kentucky as records fell from New Orleans to Birmingham and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Orleans
Mercury
Gulf States
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Birmingham
Coast
Columbia
Miss
Greenwood
Middle West
Kentucky
Monroe commends by Southern Congress official visit
Secretary Edwin L. Quarles of the Southern Commercial Congress praised Monroe at the Progressive League meeting. He highlighted Forsythe Park’s gag and salt water well and spoke on the Congress’s work to remove Southern obstacles, improve northern perceptions, and boost regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Quarles
Southern Commercial Congress
Monroe Progressive League
Quarles
Monroe
Forsythe Park
South
Congress
Fire sweeps Lake Charles main section causing ruins
A large blaze swept through Lake Charles destroying a significant portion of the city’s main section. Fire crews battled the flames as a heap of ruins lay in the wake. No injuries reported at this time.
Lake Charles Fire Destroys City Structures and Records
Lake Charles La April 25 Sixteen blocks in the city center were destroyed by a major fire that razed courthouse city hall Catholic church convent and schools and many merchants and homes. Estimated financial loss ranges from 750000 to 1250000 with outside aid from Beaumont Orange and Jennings and dynamite used to halt the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Opera House
Ryan Street
Beaumont
Orange
Jennings
Southern Pacific
Man From Monroe Arrested In Cincinnati Robberies
A rail switchman from Monroe Louisiana identified as P O Smith and later Lee Boyd was jailed after stealing in a Fifth Street store. He claimed intoxication and ignorance of his acts. Police later linked him to a second break at Legform Pants Company on Vine Street and a separate Ninth and Main incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Monroe
P O. Smith
Fifth Street
Bode
Jit
Legform Pants Company
625 Vine Street
Lee Boyd
Renkert
Cainaus
Gough and
Henn
Sixth
Vine Streets
Boyd
Central Station
Haberdashery
Ninth
Main Streets
Devastating City Fire Destroys Church and Courthouse Row
A massive blaze swept across Ryan street, engulfing the Catholic church complex, parish buildings, courthouse, City Hall, and surrounding structures within twenty five minutes. The disaster scorched sixteen blocks from Kirkham to Pujo, with losses estimated around 500000 and potentially double. Fire units and state officials aided the response as aid offers arrived from New Orleans Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Street
Opera House
North Court Street
Bryan Building
North Court
Overton
K. L
N. G
Sol Bloodworth
State Fire Prevention Bureau
Bloodworth
George Neeley
Lake Charles
Fires Rip Monroe From Dawn To Dusk
Monroe firemen labored all day responding to five alarms as winds drove dangerous blazes. A cottage at Washington and Fifth streets owned by Mrs Herring burned along with a adjoining structure, about 3000 dollars in loss. A roof fire at 1010 Louise Anne avenue caused 35000 dollars in damage to a negro cabin. A. A. Goldschmidt home on Harrison street suffered heavy damage with the roof burned away. Firemen kept each blaze contained to its origin despite strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Washington and
Fifth Streets
Alice Herring
Negro Cabin
Louise Anne Avenue
A. A. Goldschmidt
Harrison Street
Governor Noel May Fight Senatorial Primary Toward Finish
Reports indicate Governor Noel may take the matter to court as the senatorial primary contest nears a resolution. The move signals potential legal action to shape the primary outcome and cast doubt on party procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Mississippi Governor Opposes Early Senatorial Primary
Mississippi Governor Noel after returning from Jackson says he will oppose the Percy Vardaman plan for a consent primary next November arguing the proposed timing lacks legal warrant and could cloud title of any elected candidate. He calls the issues legal questions to be tested in court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noel
Mississippi
Percy-Vardaman
Jackson
Percy
Lomax
Prohibition Leader Foresees Patterson Victory in Tennessee
New Orleans dispatch reports Eugene W. Chafin and Charles R. Jones predict Governor Patterson will be reelected in Tennessee and Alabama’s prohibitions will fail. They urge Congress to curb liquor shipments between states and plan to nominate candidates nationwide to boost the Prohibition cause. They travel toward Baton Rouge and Kansas after meeting Baton Rouge state chairman Israel and Tulane officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
the Picayune
Eugene W. Chafin
St. Charles
M. RR. Patterson
Tennessee
Alabama
Mr. Chafin
Patterson
Congress
Washington
Charles R. Jones
Prohibition Party
United States
Chafin
Jones
Baton Rouge
Kansas
2. B. Israel
Baton
Walter Miller
Tulane University
National
Prohibition
South
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Tarife
Rosa
Josefa
City OF
Southern Commcial Congress
Gell
P. O. Smith
Monroe, LA
Fire Department
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