Daughter of Big Brave Men
A feature portrays the daughter of a revered frontier family, highlighting strength, composure, and a lineage marked by courage in war. The narrative blends admiration for ancestry with personal resolve and public duty.
26 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
1
A feature portrays the daughter of a revered frontier family, highlighting strength, composure, and a lineage marked by courage in war. The narrative blends admiration for ancestry with personal resolve and public duty.
Miss Mary Hunt Turpin of Waterproof Louisiana was named sponsor for the 21st annual United Confederate Veterans reunion to be held in Little Rock Arkansas May 16 for three days. Also chosen were Miss Mary Elsie Stewart Little Rock as maid of honor Mrs Julia Johnson Churchill Hawkins Little Rock as chaperon and Mrs L B McFarland Memphis as matron of honor.
New Orleans April 26 The Times-Democrat reports District Attorney Adams says city social clubs host poker games under a city ordinance not barred by state gambling laws. He explains clubs are chartered corporations, approved by the district attorney as a ministerial duty, then registered and finalized by the mayor and police inspector before operation.
A record notes a payment received yesterday totaling 508.40 with a 10.60 line item, attributed to For Good Samaritan Home. The entry confirms the standard donation or payment posting for the organization.
Severe weather disrupts rail travel as service between New Orleans and Mobile is abandoned. Authorities assess damage and plan service restoration while passengers seek alternatives. The article notes Gulf Coast route disruption amid storm conditions.
Mr. Hansdell is not ready to announce his plans relative to the senatorial contest. No date or firm commitment is stated, keeping the decision forthcoming.
New Orleans reports a formal protest over a carvajss situation as a British officer is accused of interference amid a federal insurrection on the Pacific coast. Gulf storm winds halt most Louisville and Nashville trains between New Orleans and Mobile. Dunbar Rigoletts bridge endangered by high water. Congressional updates note Ransdell denying senatorial speculation and planning speeches in May amid waterways movement support.
The Weather Bureau issued a storm warning for the Gulf of Mexico from Brownsville to Tampa and from Jacksonville to Charleston as a Texas coast storm moved east. Heavy rain fell last night along the Texas coast and winds reached forty miles per hour at Corpus Christi this morning.
The Mexican Government has sent a formal protest to the British office regarding the conduct of Capt. Vivian. The report notes continued coverage on page 8.
A Lake Charles report covers the Louisiana Press Association session with debate over political content in papers. Robert Roberts Jr of Minden sparked the controversy. a resolution disavowing political views in papers was adopted. Shreveport vies for the 1913 convention with Alexandria slated for 1912. about seventy five delegates attend. Governor Sanders expected to speak. attendees include William Polk of Alexandria and J N Turner, Robert Roberts Jr, and B W Marston.
Rain is forecast tonight with showers in the fore noon and drier conditions by Thursday morning. Winds remain light and temperatures are expected to hover around seasonal norms.
Congressman Ransdell spoke on seniority for committee heads and noted the waterways movement has a friend in the new chair. He avoided comment on the Canadian reciprocity measure and a Democratic presidential candidate, but hinted Gov. Wilson as a leading party hope. He cited Republican gossip about Champ Clark and the Bryan Hearst influence, and said Democratic unity at the special session bodes well. Ransdell plans to leave for Washington late next week after the Monroe Wand Congress.
Hearings are requested by cotton bagging manufacturers on the possibility of freeing their product from duties. They previously paid a former congressman to block any duty reduction, and now push hearings while debating whether to separate bagging from the general free list bill.
President Taft's message read at Carnegie Hall commemorating the King James Bible tercentenary praises its influence on American literature and ideals. Ambassador Bryce adds remarks on the Bible’s role in English writing, citing Milton, Lincoln, Newman, and Carlyle.
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