Creole Cabbage at Walker's and Local Notices
Local paragraphs note Creole Cabbage at Walker's and list various brief items. Mentions visitors S P Colvin of Ruston in Monroe, Chas Cason of Belmont College in Nashville in town, and W H Purvis with George Wesley Smith of Rayville visiting Monroe. Also Ollie and Adele Grambling of Ruston visiting Mr and Mrs Grambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Cason
Belmont College
Nashville, Tenn
Messrs
W. H. Purvis
George Wesley Smith
Rayville
Monroe
Ollie and
Adele Grambling
Ruston
Mrs
John Grambling
New York Racket Store Sees Wholesale Shoe Sale
The store advertises discounted pumps and Oxford ties for children, misses, and ladies at wholesale prices in a bold retail offer. No other offer matching this deal is noted.
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New York
Snow Drop Flour Advertised in Monroe Trade Issue
Snow Drop Flour promoted as the finest high grade flour sold in Monroe. A marriage license was issued to W. A. Salsbury and Clyde Morris, residents of ward 7. W. E. Monroe and Mrs. Monroe visited Monroe, staying at the Monroe Hotel. Mrs. O S Borden and Miss Lane Borden travel to Kansas City to visit Mrs. Bernhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
W. A. Salsbury
Clyde Morris
Ward 7
O. S. Borden
Miss Lane Borden
Kansas City
Ivers & Pond
Vose & Sons
Capen, Cable-Nelson
Hobart M. Cable, Cable, Werner
Sheriff Parker Returns with Serena Dodson Custody
Sheriff Parker arrives from Little Rock with Serena Dodson in custody. E A Greenblatt, Sugar's theatre manager, returns to the city after weeks in Shreveport, Texarkana and nearby towns. The season will open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Parker
Little Rock
Serena Dodson
E. A. Greenblatt
Sugar’s Theatre
Shreveport
Texarkana
Early September Notes Hint at Promising Shows
The article mentions the later part of September and quotes Mr. Greenblatt who says he already has some excellent shows booked.
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Greenblatt
Notary Gowland to Enter Guilty Plea in New Orleans
Joseph Q. Gowland the dishonest notary will be arraigned tomorrow before Judge Chretien in the Criminal District Court and plead guilty to one of eleven indictments. He is expected to receive a fourteen year sentence similar to Maloney, and if approved by District Attorney Adams the remaining indictments may not be pursued.
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New Orleans
Joseph Q. Gowland
Joseph Hart
Chretien
Criminal District Court
Maloney
Adams
A Country Girl's Peril Headlining Grand Show
The Grand screens A Country Girl's Peril a thousand foot film about a country girl saved from a city wolf by her steadfast country lover the blacksmith. Also shown Summer Home for the School Children of Paris and Tommy's One Invention. Jack and Nellie Ripple refresh vaudeville with the same sketch tonight and Miss Davis sings Just a Little Word Called Welcome in matinee and evening performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tommy
Jack
Nellie Ripple
Miss Davis
Airdome presents new vaudeville program with moving pictures
Last night the Airdome audience enjoyed a full new bill led by Manager Clark Grambling. The Vandean Sisters Reggie Mee and Bass and Claire delivered lively songs dances and dialogue while the moving pictures educated and entertained. Maud Smith’s illness affected music but Prof Lescale will direct tonight ensuring first class music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Clark Grambling
Vandean
Reggie Mee
Claire
Maud Smith
Lescale
Politicians Use Tariff Plank To Cheat Voters say Critics
Critics charge that the tariff plank promised revision not reduction and accuse Senators and Congress members of deceiving the public. They argue the president seeks party honesty while expanding executive power against constitutional norms and creating dangerous precedents.
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Congress
Department of Government
New Orleans Parish Plans $100,000 Road Fund Over Ten Years
Governor Sanders reports progress on the good roads movement in Washington parish where $100,000 is set aside for road improvements. The police jury enacts a two mill tax to support a courthouse debt of $14,000. After debt retirement, funds will shift to roads with bankers agreeing to finance police jury certificates.
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New Orleans
Sanders
Washington Parish
Officers barred from granting leave to self beyond command
Washington August 5. Commanders of military divisions and departments are prohibited from granting leaves to themselves to pass beyond the limits of their own commands unless they obtain sanction from a higher authority. A general order to this effect was issued today by Acting Chief of Staff Witherspoon.
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Washington
Witherspoon
Jack Johnson Arrested in Ontario Traffic Incident
London Ontario reports boxer Jack Johnson, described as a negro pugilist, arrested after police in Woodstock send a telegram alleging he exceeded the speed limit and struck another car, damaging it. He was detained pending transfer to Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
London
Ontario
Woodstock
Johnson
Knights of Columbus close convention with fourth degree parade
Mobile August 5 final day featured a fourth degree parade with 150 new members, led by the Zouaves band. A banquet followed and the National Council proposed raising 500000 for a Catholic university via voluntary yearly contributions of 1 per member from 1460 councils.
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Mobile
Ala
National Council Knights of Columbus
Fourth Degree
Zouaves
National Council Today
National Endowment Scholarship Fund
Washington
Suit to break will of Charles Schaller in Kansas City
Eugene Schaller files suit to invalidate the will of Charles Schaller a late saloon keeper and politician valued at about 200000. The petition claims intoxication impaired his mind making the will invalid and alleges undue influence by Mary E Yates a black housekeeper who receives 10000 along with other black beneficiaries including a porter and a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles Schaller
Eugene Schaller
Mary E. Yates
Parker Makes Statement on Tariff Bill Farce
Washington August 5 Alton B Parker Democratic candidate for president in 1904 issued a statement today on the new tariff bill The opinion widely entertained and sometimes expressed in the campaign of 1908 that the Republican platforms call for tariff revision is noted by Parker in his remarks
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Washington
Alton B. Parker
Brown Bakery Defends Bread Pricing In Monroe Notice
A Brown Bakery Company notice states they did not shrink loaf size to raise prices and explains buying in car lots yields better rates. They claim 28 loaves per dollar or 7 for 25 cents, urging customers to weigh the loaves and judge their honesty.
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Monroe
Brown Bakery Company
New Orleans Cotton Market Report August 6 1909
TRE MARKETS NEW ORLEANS Friday August 6 1909 steady sales 500 bales. Prices shown with highs lows and closes around 12 26 to 12 31 for the day. New York quiet at 12 10. Various figures appear for futures and spot notes across different centers.
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New Orelans
New York
Close
Ysty
Wow Blaus
FOG
Fee Oeert
Liverpool 6.69 Sales Report
Liverpool records show 9000 sales across August and September with continuation into September and October. The brief notes a continuing sales trend and interim figures for the period.
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Liverpool
Cotton Market Mixed as Rain Fears Rise and Fall
Windes reports European markets firmer with Milan fire losses and a 12 point early rise in cotton prices. Rain in parts of Mississippi and Texas triggers liquidation, lowering values about 20 points. Forecasts suggest fair weather for Texas and Arkansas, showers for the southeast Louisiana belt, with a dreary crop outlook into October. Also: federal postal detectives arrest Eby with Oswald Derousse in a political fraud case. bail set at 10000 dollars awaiting September term.
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Monroe
New Orleans
Liverpool
Milan
Italy
Texas
Oklahoma
Southwest
Gulf
Mississippi
Fort Worth
West
Arkansas
East
Louisiana
Cotton Belt
South
Eby
Oswald J. Derousse
McCrea
United States
Craig
Postoffice
Galvert
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Reading
Mayors Threat Referee Seeks 35000 Ransom
Abraham C. Eby, mayor and referee in bankruptcy at Burkeville Virginia, declares war and threatens dynamite against the Pennsylvania railroad and its ships and traveling public. He names 35000 dollars as the ransom and writes to the railroad president in Philadelphia on July 23.
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Philadelphia
Abraham C. Eby
Burkeville
Virginia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Constitutional bill passes House in Alabama amid wild cheers
In Montgomery on August 5 the constitutional bill cleared the House by 70 to 29, exceeding the three-fifths requirement. Speaker Carmichael led the closing remarks amid sustained gallery cheers and threats to clear the galleries. Senate action and a proposed amendment toward perpetual prohibition are anticipated to be ratified by voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
House
Carmichael
Senate
Utley resumes testimony in Sutton death naval inquiry
Annapolis August 6 Lieut Utley resumed testimony at the opening of today s session of the naval court investigating Lieut Sutton s death Attorney Davis read other officers testimonies highlighting discrepancies from Utley s statements yesterday and retraced the scene of the tragedy.
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Annapolis
Lieut
Utley
Naval Court
Sutton
Davis
Turnip Seed Sale Note From G B Haynes
Local notice announces a shipment of turnip seed available at 25 cents per pound from G B Haynes with a price tag of 28 6¢ per pound in the margin.
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G. B. Haynes
Priest released on bail in Plaquemine after indictments
Rev J Holtgreve a Catholic priest was freed on $72 250 bail in Plaquemine after arrest in New Orleans on 31 indictments alleging gross immorality and criminal libel He is to return to New Orleans to await Archbishop Blenk from Rome and present his case.
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Plaquemine, la
J. Holtgreve
New Orleans
Rome
Archbishop Blenk
Prospects for Spain Guerilla Threat Tied to Montjuich Prison
Reports from Barcelona on August 6 say a new outbreak depends on Montjuich fortress prisoners. If condemned to death or given severe penalties, about thirty thousand men may launch guerrilla warfare against the government with bombs and arson as key tactics.
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Barcelona
Spain
Montjuich
Young Woman Injured in Brookside Train Accident near Birmingham
Miss Annie Chapman a 19 year old Brookside resident was badly injured when a train passed a station as another approached. A 10 year old girl tried to pull her away but nearly lost her life. Chapman reportedly suffered the loss of an arm and a leg and is believed fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Fannie Chapman
Brookside
Miss Chapman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walker's
Herring AN Hartley
S.P. Colvin
Allen
Phgownix
Phoenix Drug Store
W. A. Walker
W. E. Monroe
Delhi
Monroe Hotel
Nathan Furniture Company
Wm. Stokes
King of
Shoe Shiners
Frank Buckingham
Baby
St. Cecelia McReynolds
Esther Nolan
T. J. Shelton
S. W. Pipes
Calhoun
Ouachita Parish
Monroe Veterinary
F. Collins
North 6Th St
Cumberland
Gowland
the Grand
Knights of Columbus
Parker
TRE Markets
Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Windes’ Daily
Blackhander
Velvarine
Parlor City Furniture Co
G. M. Bradley
DeSiard Street
T. M. Parker Co
Father Holtgreve
Plaquemine
Emile Kaliski
Kaliski Music @o., Ltd
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