Christmas visitors in Monroe and local ads
Luther Brown of Longleaf Louisiana visits Monroe for holidays. C Bridger Jr of Columbia and J A Perry of notables spend Christmas in Monroe and at the Monroe hotel. Local ads urge brick work, dolls, FEMINENA remedy, and drug store bargains. Fire department answers three calls yesterday from false flues and a bottle explosion causes minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Brown
Longleaf, la
Monroe
Mr. C. ©. Bridger, Jr
Columbia
Monroe Hotel
J. C. Theus
Notice to the Public on Pay Bills
Pay no Bell and Denny bills or J. G. Bell bills to any one excepting T. J. Naughton our collector or myself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell and Denny
J. G. Bell
T. J. Naughton
Defense testimony in Hobbs trial shifts focus
Mayor Taylor testifies Hobbs aimed to trap Stephen Castleman in a bribery plot, not to marry. He says Hobbs admitted targeting Castleman and suggested not taking it to the district attorney. Senator Bond also testifies Holt claimed money was offered to pass the county bill in a prior, defeated legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vickstairg
Hobbs
Stephen Castleman
Mayor Taylor
Jackson
Taylor
Castleman
Mississippi
A. W. Bond
Holt
Wreck of Eastbound Train Near Monroe Delays Through Traffic
An east bound passenger train No 6 on the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific railroad derailed eleven miles west of Monroe near Powell station. The tender jumped the track and the entire train overturned. engineers Watts and fireman Milton survived injuries. About five hundred feet of track damaged. through traffic delayed until Christmas morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
Monroe
Powell Station
Frank Watts
Tom Milton
Watts
Enice and I-66 Racing Report
A compact note reports traffic and pace on routes near Enice with two by two lanes noted. The brief mentions interchanges and travel timing considerations for drivers.
The Blindness of Virtue at Sugar's Theatre Tonight
English company from the Little Theatre London presents Cosmo Hamilton drama The Blindness of Virtue at Sugar's Theatre. The play stars Gerald Henson Henry Douglass John May Helena Parsons Marie Ault Marguerite Celler Loie Emery and Beryl Henson with elaborate stage settings. It examines a vice posing as virtue and the impact of parental silence on children's lives in a vicarage near London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar’s
William Morris
Little Theatre
London
Cosmo Hamilton
England
Chicago
Boston
Hamilton
New York Times
Gerald Henson
Henry Douglass
John May
Helena Parsons
Marie Ault
Marguerite Cellier
Loie Emery
Beryl Henson
The Quaker Girl at Sugars Theatre Nov Dec at Sugars
John P. Slocum brings The Quaker Girl to Sugars Theatre New York for New Year week featuring Victor Morley as Tony Chute with a large cast. The English musical comedy follows two love stories involving an American envoy in Paris and a Bona partist princess with a mix of song and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
New York
Adelphi Theatre
London
John P. Slocum
Sugar’s Theatre
Victor Morley
Tony Chute
Harry Shor
Dixie Gerald
Bernice McCabe
William Blaisdell
Miles Corday
Phil J. Moore
Connie Mack
Murray Stephen
Carol Parson
James Tanner
Adram Ross
Percy Greenbank
Lionel Monckton
Paris
King’s Messenger
Paria
Uwanta Flour Sold At One Horse Cash Grocery
One sack of Uwanta Flour offered by One Horse Cash Grocery for gale exclusively. Phones 1053 and 1054 listed for contact.
Cumberland Phone 332 J E Morgan Bro Dealers In Wood Coal
Cumberland phone 332 lists J E Morgan and Company as dealers in wood coal blacksmith and domestic services concrete lime cement sand and gravel all kinds of building material agents for Gulf Refining Co located in West Monroe Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Refining Co
West Monroe
Louisiana
Markets Friday December 26 1913 New Orleans Spots Prices
Market notes from New Orleans show spot prices around 12.11 to 12.93 with several listings for quiety sales and close quotes. Entries include figures like 12.48 12.60 12.57 and 12.61 among varied bids and quotes for the day.
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New Orleans
Hightow Close
New York Market Quiet on Boxing Day Trade
Daily market note from New York on Friday December 26 1913 reports quiet conditions with Spot prices around 12.60 and no notable changes in trading. No clear headlines or major events are recorded beyond standard price postings and routine market commentary.
Liverpool Market Detail Delayed Until Monday
The Liverpool market has no trading on Friday and will reopen on Monday, with no sales occurring over the weekend. Nothing else is scheduled for today.
Cotton notices depress prices in New Orleans market
In a December 26, 1915 report from Monroe Louisiana notices for about 200 bales of December cotton and 1500 of January delivery pressed values as circulation of notices spurred further liquidation. Week's total marketed 514000, with global spinner demand steady despite Europe trade concerns.
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New York
Europe
Bombay
Cotton market names and firm listings across exchanges
Trade floor notices list Cotton N Y firms such as Harman & Co and Hayward Clark with New Orleans and New York agents. The document cites exchanges including New Orleans Cotton Exchange New York Cotton Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade along with brokerages Carpenter Bagget Co Bartlett Frazier Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hayward & Clark
New York
Carpenter, Bagget & Co
Chicago
Bartlett, Frazier & Co
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
President Wilson Acts as Fire Chief at Neville Home
President Wilson rushed to Neville home after spotting roof smoke while returning from golf. He led the operation with White House chauffeurs and Secret Service, extinguishing the fire upstairs while calming Mrs. Neville. Judge Neville arrived as fire crews came and thanked the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Wilson
J. H. Neville
Neville
Annd
Mrs. Neville
White House
Secret Service
Judge Neville
Lovelady Stabbing Ends Fight In Ward Nine
In a Christmas row in ward nine yesterday HH D Lovelady stabbed and seriously wounded Miles Tolbird. Tolbird and Gilbert Lovelady fought when the elder Lovelady intervened and cut Tolbird. Deputy Sheriff Arthur Grant left for the scene to investigate and make arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. D. Lovelady
Miles Tolbird
Tolbird
Gilbert Lovelady
Lovelady
Arthur Grant
Masons Plan St John's Day Banquet at Monroe Hotel
The Masons will celebrate St John's Day with a banquet at the Monroe hotel tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Masons
St. John's Day
Monroe Hotel
Christmas Dinner For Parish Prisoners By King's Daughters
Twenty four prisoners in the parish jail received an elegant Christmas dinner served on two long tables on the jail’s second floor. Mrs. B A Trousdale, Mrs. Jonas Selig, Miss Ruth Trousdale and Mrs. Smile Kaliski supervised the meal. Rev H H Wells, jailed on forgery charges, spoke to both prisoners and to the Ladies of the King's Daughters about the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Trousdale
Jonas Selig
Ruth Trousdale
Smile Kaliski
H. H. Wells
Wells
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kern
Joe Kern
Grayson Guthrie
DeSiard
P. O. Boy
P. G. University
Bell & Denny
J. A. Perry
Phoenx Drug Store
John Hardgrove
Palestine
Texas
Pine Street
Phoenix Drug Store
Dr. Key Drug Store
Ouachita River
Harrisonburg
Roller River
K Pat
L. H. Swayze, Jr
Enice
Libby
California
Postel
Dr. Price
Rumford
Durkee
L. A. Powers
DeSiard Street
Ford Levi Stationery Company, Limited
Chase & Collens
Cumberland
J. E.morgan & Bro
Jans
Lee
Liverpool
Windes’ Daily Cotton Letter
Monroe, la
E. D. Windes
Cotton N.Y
Harman & CO
North Louisiana
Shreveport
Fairbanks City
Chas. W. Phillips
Easterling & Gordon
J. HM. Trousdale
J. B. Parsons
Central Savings Bank
B. T. Dawkins
D. C. Dawkins Dawkins & Dawkins
Moe National Bank
Bigg Monroe
Robt. H. Blackman
Allen's
Pac. R
Monroe Veteris
F. Collins
North Sixth Street
Infir
D. C
Louisiane
Thos. EB. Wright
Offie New South Drug Store
Residence
St. Francis Sanitarium
W. E. Sullivan
DRS. Newton & Cosby Physicians and Surgeons
Grammont St
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