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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
3
James Smith Jr of Newark attacks Governor elect Woodrow Wilson in a lengthy 2 500 word reply. He accuses Wilson of loss of calm judgment and excesses, calls him vain and tasteless, and challenges Wilson to name the source of said alleged assurances about Smith not seeking the Senate seat.
An extract promotes Capudine as a quick remedy for feverishness headaches including heat and cold related pain. It markets Capucline as a pleasant liquid with immediate action and lists price points of 10c, 25c, and a larger size. The text also contains political commentary from Mr. Smith defending legislative voting choices and constitutional duties.
Princeton December 29 Woodrow Wilson governor elect of New Jersey sails to St Louis for the American Political Association convention. He declines to answer James Smith Jr about the United States Senate race, backing James E. Martine while hinting he may respond in his Jersey City address. James Smith Jr issues a Newark statement countering Wilson and Martine with a sharp critique of Wilson’s reasoning.
Mrs E Fournier of 516 Kirby Street Lake Charles Louisiana reports severe pain and fainting before taking Cardui. She claims after use she can walk far, feels well, and suffers no more pains. The ad urges others to try Cardui for womanly ills citing its herb ingredients and claimed effectiveness.
Regular army officers from Port Snelling joined militia officers for the Minnesota National Guard Association annual meeting in St Paul Governor Eberhart and Adjutant General F B Wood spoke at the opening session The two day meeting will cover war practice topics from issuing orders to army rations troop transportation and camp hygiene arrangements.
New Year’s Eve in New York sees all major hotels and restaurants gearing up with heightened table reservations and extensive entertainment. Despite police limits on late liquor permits, guests expect festive programs featuring music at the Plaza Waldorf Astoria Hotel Astor St Regis Knickerbocker and other leading houses. New Rector’s and the Ritz-Carlton are preparing novel attractions since their recent openings.
Presidents Schurman of Cornell and Day of Syracuse University join Thwing of Western Reserve University and Dr Draper, state commissioner of education, as speakers at the Associated Academic Principals of New York annual meeting in Syracuse. Sessions run from today through Friday and Saturday at Syracuse High School.
Notice to teachers announces regular examinations for certificates to be held January 5 and 6. Superintendent T. O. Brown issues the notice.
The Intercollegiate Socialist Society gathers in New York for its annual convention with representation from Harvard Yale Columbia Cornell CCNY and several state universities. A banquet tomorrow features a discussion on The Place of College Men and Women in the Socialist Movement with speakers Albert Sudekum Upton Sinclair and Florence Kelley, presided by J G Phelps Stokes.
Miss Nathalie Ray Greene daughter of Nathaniel Ward Greene and descendant of General Nathanael Greene married George Wallen known as the Coffee King at Narragansett Pier on December 29. Wallen was once engaged to actress Fritzi Scheff. The bride is athletic, ribbon winner in riding and driving and an expert swimmer.
Members of the Miami tribe residing along the Wabash river valley converge on the Kim Bundy reservation near Peru Indiana for the first Indian tribal council held in this region. Leaders and elders are gathering to discuss tribal affairs and local issues affecting their communities.
The council, urged by Chief Joe Engelman, seeks a definite plan of action to press the Miami claim against the government. It is asserted a large sum due to the Miami Indians was mistakenly paid to the Pottawatomies. Canadian Travellers' Association Meets in Toronto to discuss hotel inspection for Ontario no-license towns.
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