Town Building and Politigs Inevitable Struggle
A fragmented clipping notes a claim that progress in town building and politics hinges on steady effort. The text emphasizes persistence and continuous work as essential to achieve results.
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12 Feb 1910
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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
Feb 12, 1910
Page
1
Steam Roller of Enthusiasm Sparks North Louisiana Progress
A rallying editorial urges unity in Ouachita Parish to accelerate industrial growth. It attacks factional politics, calls for decisive action, and praises rich resources, urging capitalists and citizens to unite to make Monroe and Ouachita Parish a model of prosperity and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secion
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana Parishes
French Antarctic expedition reports new land discovery
From Valparaiso Chile on February 12 officials announce Dr Jean M Cha cot led the French Antarctic expedition to latitude 70 degrees south longitude 126 west where 120 miles of uncharted coast lie west and south of Alexander marking a notable geographic find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Chile
Jean M. Chacot
Alexander
Incarnation Sermon Delights First Presbyterian as Weather Dims Service
Dr. Hill delivered high order sermons at First Presbyterian Church with a night talk on The Incarnation based on John 1 14. The cold weather reduced attendance but impressions were lasting and services were set for 3 30 this afternoon and morning and afternoon hours Sunday. Bessie Walker was released after a preliminary trial with no evidence linking her to the recent robbery. Police pursue a young man as the likely culprit, noting Walker’s Has sel Reed connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Hill
Bessie Walker
Fudge Madison
Hassel Reed
Gladys Lee
Corsican youth accuses Italy of dumping criminals in America
Giovanne lala testified before Judge Rosalsky and A D A Jacoby that Italy aims to deport criminals to the United States. He admitted murder in 1902 and a later stabbing in New York after arriving on the Catania January 6. He pleaded guilty to the assault charge, seeking a longer sentence to avoid return to Italy. The judge asked the A D A to contact federal authorities for deportation questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torney Jacoby
Italy
Lala
Rosalsky
Catania
Sebastiano Tabaco
Sala
America
Jacoby
Ailled While Arkansas Farmers Did Not See Train
A report details a collision involving a train that farmers in Arkansas failed to notice as it approached. The incident prompted inquiries into crossing visibility and safety measures affecting local agriculture communities.
Meeting of Leaders Bold Stroke by Taft
The article discusses Taft expected to define administration attitudes toward financial interests. It notes a deadly railroad accident in Arkansas killing O H McPherson and fatally injuring Charles Nese. It also covers Elkins’ bold senate fight against Aldrich and the Roosevelt homecoming being styled as a joint celebration of bipartisan cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Mannikin
Aldrich
Elkins
Roosevelt
White House
Taft Heads to New York for Lincoln Day Speech
President Taft left Washington for New York to address party leaders and speak at the Lincoln Day gathering of Republican Clubs. He travels with Mrs Taft, her sister Mrs Anderson, and other household members, with Senator Crane in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
New York
Anderson
Crane
Heavy Snow Storm Grips Large U S Region
A snow storm covers the area north of Central Mississippi and Central Alabama to Northern Georgia and New England, bringing the coldest weather of the season at many places for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
New England
Snow Storm Hits New York In 1988 Severity Level
Snow in New York City and state reaches peak severity unseen since 1988 with two fishing vessels reported as storm victims though no fatalities occur. The weather is moderating at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Busy Washington Week Ahead in Congress and Law
Committees of both branches advance a busy week with hearings on the Ballinger Pinchot dispute and the Harriman railroad case opening in New York. Idaho land fraud trials set in Boise. Roosevelt and wife head to Naples and Europe. British Parliament opens. Georgia Second District special election. Cleveland Taylor ordinance referendum. cement products expo in Chicago. New Brunswick legislature. baseball league meetings. teams depart south for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Harriman System of Railroads
New York
United States Circuit Court
San Francisco
Theodore V. Halsey
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ruef- Schmitz Board of Supervisors
Idaho
Boise
Legislative Board of
The
American Automobile Association
Theodore Roose
Georgia
Griggs
Cleveland
Taylor
Chicago
New Brunswick
South
Fine apricot preserves 25 cents a bottle
Leibreich Grocery Co advertises apricot preserves at 25 cents per bottle with sale dates noted as 8-5t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leibreich Grocery Co
High Hog Prices Set Louisville Record at 9 Cents a Pound
A new peak in the hog market was reached in Louisville today as top hogs sold at 9 cents per pound. This price marks the highest ever paid in the Louisville market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Republicans Hot in the Dollar Fight Over Ohio State Chair
Cincinnati reports predict turmoil as Wade H. Ellis, a former Democrat, is named assistant Attorney General and proposed state chair. Boss George B. Cox faces loyalty tests and factional battles ahead of gubernatorial and senatorial contests led by Warren G. Harding James R. Garfield and Orrin Britt Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wade H. Ellis
Judge Brown
Cox
Ellis
Washington
Firemen Struggle as Flames Escalate Unchecked
Fire crews face mounting challenges as a blaze spreads rapidly with fierce flames. Emergency units from multiple stations coordinate limited access and water supply constraints, delaying containment efforts and heightening danger to surrounding structures.
Fire roars through Kuhn Brothers store threatening multiple blocks
A blaze began at Kuhn Brothers dry goods at 1 30 pm in Vicksburg Mississippi and swept toward adjacent stores including Valley Dry Goods Brown and Baer Hub and Metzers shoe shops. Wind drove flames uphill from Mulberry street as Jackson sent help by special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
Kuhn Brothers Dry Store
Valley Dry Goods Company
D. J. Shelenker
and& Brown & Baer
Metzer’s
Mulberry Street
City of
Jackson
Washington Street
Feiberman Registered at Hotel Woodstock in New York
Mr. J. B. Feiberman of Monroe is registered at the Hotel Woodstock in New York, signaling a brief stay or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B., Feiberman of
Monroe
Woodstock, New York
Reading Papers Like Eating Episcipal Ministers Clash
Episcopal ministers in Pittsburg denounce Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead after he urged Lent abstinence from newspapers. Clergy including Rev. A W Arundel and Rev David L Ferris reject the sermon advise calling it ridiculous and rot, with ten others joining in public objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Pittsburg
Cortlandt Whitehead
Grace Church
New York City
A. W. Arundel
Trinity Church
David L. Ferris
Calvary Church
Reid's Yellow Dent Seed Corn For Sale by Sugar Bros Co
Sugar Bros Co lists Reid’s Yellow Dent seed corn for sale with price and availability details. Local buyers are urged to inquire for quantities and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Sugar Bros. Co
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