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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1911

Page

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Donaldsonville Business District Threatened by Fire

A large blaze started at ten o clock this morning at the Nicholls Hotel and spread, threatening the entire business district of Donaldsonville as flames and smoke illuminated the area. Fire crews battled the inferno amid chaotic scenes and evacuations. The fire remains active with firefighters coordinating to prevent spread to nearby structures.

Donaldsonville Nicholls Hotel

Tangipahoa Bank Robbery and City Conflagration Report

Fire and robbery spree hit Amite City and Tangipahoa bank. Gunboat style raid blew vault in Amite Bank & Trust, while a blaze swept the business district and Sisters of Charity convent, caused by embers driven by high winds. Police report $2300 stolen with multiple suspects linked to a larger syndicate. authorities issue rewards as investigations continue.

Amite City Tangipahoa Amite Bank & Trust Rglars Tangshoa iThe Bank Saal Nearpoints Prh Yeggs Bich

Burglary Loot Hits First National Bank in Zarry

In Zarry Texas on February 22 a burglary damaged a building and blew open the safe. The First National Bank was robbed of more than 4000 dollars as police investigate the break in.

First National Bank of Barry Texas Zarry King First Naval Bank

Siren Arrives Flying Nicaraguan Flag at Ceiba

The gunboat Siren, formerly U S S Gunboat, arrived at Ceiba flying the Nicaraguan flag amid alarm in Central American circles. Commander Brittain of the Wheeling boarded the Siren and found papers ajar. The captain held full power of attorney to sell or se the vessel.

Puerto-Cortez Honduras United States Mmander Brittain Ceiba Siren

Wabash Reorganization Gains From Missouri Pacific Link

Missouri Pacific gains influence in the Wabash Pittsburgh terminal case as it holds 25 percent of Wabash preferred and 5 percent of common. Wabash Railroad controls the terminal stock and first mortgage bonds, shaping the Erie and Wheeling rail reorganizations. The Developments boost reorganization momentum noted by Wall Street Journal.

Terminal Railroad Wheeling Isouri Pacific Wabash-Pttsburg New York Wabashisburg Terminal Erie Misiri Pacific Wall Street Journal Missouri Cific Wabash Railroad Wabash

Continued Cold Weather Forecast With Low Temp

The weather report notes continued cold conditions with a forecast high or around 25 degrees expected Thursday. Strong wind chill may make it feel colder and residents are advised to bundle up and limit outdoor exposure.

Emperor Overrules Court in Count Pfeil Case

Berlin February 22 Emperor William overruled the verdict of the military court of honor in the Count Hans von Pfeill case. Pfeill recently attempted suicide and was found guilty of violating his military oath. The Emperor said the count is responsible only to God and his conscience and his deed cannot be judged by tribunals.

Berlin Military Court of Honor Hans von Pfeill William

Naval appropriation bill passes after recommitment attempt

Washington February 22 The Naval appropriation bill finally passed the House today An effort to recommit the bill to fund one battleship instead of two failed.

Washington

Steamer Imperial Sails from Monroe for Mardi Gras

Monroe welcomes the steamer Imperial on its inaugural Monroe run to New Orleans with 62 booked passengers already. The voyage costs 12 dollars and includes berth retention while in port. The ship arrives in Monroe Monday Tuesday and Wednesday and departs Wednesday night with return by the J. H. Menge.

Percy D. Mitchell Monroe Mitchell New Orleans J. H. Menge

Attorney General Moves to Dissolve Several Railroads

Acting under the Valentine anti trust law Attorney General Hogan filed quo warranto suits in Columbus to oust the Hocking Valley Kanawha and Michigan Toledo and Ohio Central Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and Chesapeake and Ohio from Ohio and seek receiverships and wind up their affairs. The Chesapeake and Ohio is targeted for exclusion. A second suit tests stock control by Chesapeake and Lake Shore over smaller lines, with a restraining order sought on voting stock. The main suit alleges stock jobbing and a coal transport conspiracy via the Ohio Coal Traffic Association and notes a plan to dilute Hocking Valley preferred stock and boost common stock. The aim is to enable Kanawha and Hocking Coal and Coke to acquire coal properties, forming a coal trust.

Columbus Hogan Circuit Court Hocking Valley Kanawha and Michigan Zanesville and Western Toledo and Ohio Central Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Chesapeake and Ohio Ohio Lake Shore Ohio Coal Traffic Association Kanawha and Hocking Coal and Coke Company

Sullivan Sifts Gould Rumors in Little Rock Visit

General Man A. W. Sullivan of the Iron Mountain arrived in Little Rock by private car from St Louis to inspect company properties in Little Rock and Argenta. He states routine matters bring him here, the strike is settled, and he has no more knowledge of the Gould rumors than the public.

Little Rock Gould New York General Manover A. W. Sullivan Iron Mountain Argenta Sullivan

War scare fuels Hobson call for ready naval policy

In Washington on February 22, Representative Hobson warned that the United States must adopt a definite military policy as war nears. He argued Japan is already prepared, predicted American unpreparedness, and forecast early U.S. involvement with the canal fortification plan later announced as a $3,000,000 provision in the sundry civil bill.

Washington House Hobson Alabama Japan United States Panama Canal Philippines Hawaii Guam Samoa Aleutian Islands Alaska Puget Sound New York Mr. Hobson Atlantic Ocean Pacific Fitzgerald Committee On Appropriations

Free Plans for Dipping Tanks Advised by Agriculture

Department of Agriculture urges concrete dipping tanks for hogs and cattle. Free plans and specifications available at Monroe Brick Company in Monroe Louisiana for interested parties who call or write.

Department of Agriculture Monroe Brick Company Monroe

Monument Unveiled for Jefferson Davis in New Orleans

New Orleans honors Jefferson Davis on his birthday with a monument in the park named for him. Gen. Bennett H. Young delivers the principal address. A living Confederate flags formation by local school children showcases the commemorative event.

New Orleans Jefferson Davis Bennett H. Young Louisville

North Carolina schools mark Nye memorial fundraiser

Raleigh on February 22 observed in public schools and colleges a day of exercises to honor Edgar William Nye the famed humorist and to boost support for a Bill Nye memorial building at Stonewall Jackson Manual Training School.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina Edgar William Nye Bill Nye Stonewall Jackson Manual Training School

Governor Sanders Advises Collectors No Tax for Panama Exposition

Governor J Y Sanders directs parish assessors and tax collectors not to levy or recollect the special tax for Panama Exposition aid if the site is New Orleans or San Francisco. Letters urge noncollection and stress Congress chose San Francisco for 1915.

New Orleans J.Y. Sanders Congress of the United States San Francisco J. Y. Sanders

Memorial Tributes Honor Louisiana Senator McEnery and Virginia’s Daniel

In Washington on February 22 memorials paid by the Senate honored Samuel Douglas McEnery of Louisiana and John Warwick Daniel of Virginia. Colleagues recalled rivalries and shared dedication to state progress, education, and public service as they noted McEnery’s long record and Daniel’s steadfast convictions in a solemn service.

Washington United States Senate Samuel Douglas McEnery Louisiana John Warwick Daniel Virginia Thornton Florida Smoot Utah Nelson Minnesota Senator McEnery Daniel Foster New Orleans Nicholls Supreme Bench Gov McEnery Senate Gen. Nicholls United States

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