New Orleans Boomer Artists Stall in Washington
Prime New Orleans figures face delays in a Washington appearance as boomer artists fail to perform. Fizzed and praline flavors mentioned, with mixed reception from local crowds.
09 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1911
Page
1
Prime New Orleans figures face delays in a Washington appearance as boomer artists fail to perform. Fizzed and praline flavors mentioned, with mixed reception from local crowds.
Washington January 9 The Panama Exposition bid tightens as New Orleans and San Francisco send headquarter teams to court Congress. Paul the New Orleans bartender and Aunt Emma promote Louisiana products with gin fizz coffee and pralines while San Francisco touts orange wine and banners. Publicity chief Sam Blum hails Paul as a master of cocktails and Aunt Emma as a premier drip coffee maker, staging a flavorful national contest in the New Willard and New Ebbitt lobbies.
Arkansas story recounts Lee Robinson, Baxter county youth pardoned by Gov Donaghey, accused of murdering his wife near Iuka Izard county during Christmas. He allegedly fled to Oklahoma after slashing his wife’s sister, following a prior conviction for assault and a petition with 1100 names, including county officials and jurors.
A report notes a violent incident in Georgia involving a Black man and two wounded individuals, described as an attempted regulation by white assailants. The brief highlights the motive and region, with no further details.
A fragmented note claims K Rattigals will control congressional matters while also noting Congressman Broussard faces conservative opposition and potential political backlash from leadership shifts.
A series of incidents from Carnesville and New York report violent clashes and a crime wave. In Carnesville a posse pursuit ends with Ed Wiley dead and two wounded after an ambush by Shackelford and friends following an alleged insult to a local woman. In New York Mrs. Margaret McCormick is accused of bigamy after marrying wealthy officers at army posts. The article also notes political maneuvers in Washington over the Ways and Means Committee and tariff policy.
Prisoner Jake Warren, accused of murder, fought off a mob at the Bond Mississippi jail as authorities prepared to move him to Gulfport. He felled a man with a water bucket and used a scantling to ward off assailants, sustaining a minor wound but holding the line until reinforcements arrived and Warren was moved to the railroad station.
Prosecution leaders in Arkansas urge Legislature to repeal the provision that allows carrying a revolver for protection on a journey. They blame ready weapons for an epidemic of murders and urge other legal reforms including perjury penalties and stricter livestock larceny rules.
The text notes that his bravery is never questioned and that the Black residents of the community stand in awe of him due to his involvement in numerous fights.
Tonight and Tuesday forecast unsettled with variable clouds and possible showers. Temperatures near average with patchy winds and brief pauses in precipitation at times.
Radicals push to purge dissenters in the party. North Louisiana and Texas figures face suspicion for not echoing the shibboleth. They target Senator Simmons of North Carolina and Pou ally Pou for supporting protective versus free trade measures, arguing representation should align with protectionists.
In Media Pennsylvania on January 9 a doll given to Mrs Elizabet h W Calvert at age four was placed in her casket as part of a dying request. The doll was a gift from her father which she kept throughout her life.
A Natchez letter to the News-Star reports merchants pledging not to ship with the New Orleans and Northwestern Railway until the old schedule is restored. The Natchez merchants urge deterring freight to force time, noting Monroe customers shifting their business south. The Natchez Democrat clipping details an agreement to grant more freight in exchange for train-service concessions, circulated for signatures.
Mr. H. S. Hardin of Meriden Connecticut a traveling man well known in Monroe was a visitor to the city today.
An important meeting of the Will DiabUoo League Ball is set for tonight at Progressive League. Members are urged to attend as decisions affecting the league's schedule and rules will be discussed.
Monroe baseball supporters urged to attend tonight’s 7:30 meeting in Jackson Mississippi to discuss the Detroit Tigers spring training and possible Cotton States League reentry. Agenda includes the team’s training plans and Monroe’s league status for next season.
Jackson Miss Jan 8 report that Selma Alabama and Monroe Louisiana will send representatives to the Cotton States League director meeting in this city next Tuesday to submit franchise applications. Both cities seek professional baseball this year and could receive franchises without breaking circuit compactness though mileage allocations may be adjusted. President Frank Scott of Vicksburg urged all current franchise holders to send full officials, not proxies, to attend the meeting given its importance.
President Navin announces two Tigers divisions will tour 19 cities and play 35 games before the season. Hughey Jennings leads the first squad, Wild Bill Donovan the second, with trips from Monroe Louisiana to Shreveport Birmingham and Hot Springs as pitchers prepare.
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