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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
1
A child reportedly threw tin gan at Crown Prince Frederick in an incident noted in local reporting. Officials have not released further details on injuries or motive. The event drew attention to security arrangements around royal visits.
A man threw a tin can filled with beans at Crown Prince Frederick William during a Berlin Potsdam garrison review. Police seized the Russian suspect Abraham Le Hierweiss, said to be mentally unbalanced, while the royal party continued the ceremony. The Emperor William’s wrist pain kept him from full participation.
Mr Roosevelt spent June 1 quietly in London visiting the National Gallery and having lunch with Irish Nationalist leaders. The comment in papers differed by stance but generally questions a foreign guest criticizing British colonial rule in Egypt, with Conservative papers deeming the timing improper while liberal papers urge adherence to civilized norms.
In Jena Louisiana on June 1 an unusual incident occurred aboard a Louisiana and Alexandria Railway train from Jena to Alexandria. A wild turkey was struck and killed by the engine raising questions of liability and the handling of animal accidents on rail lines.
A Louisiana and Alexandria Railway train killed a seventeen pound gobbler, prompting Game Warden Bradford to consider charges for hunting out of season or seeking compensation from the railway company. He will submit the issue to the Game Commission attorney for an opinion before action.
Mrs. Embry, arrested in Memphis, insists she played no role in the death of C. L. Embry. She denies fleeing Sunflower County and says she will be sent back to Mississippi for trial as an accessory. Jesse Scott awaits death for the crime. Mrs. Embry previously posted bond under $1000.
In Baton Rouge June 1 readers learn Louisiana politics at the Panama Exposition era. Widespread talk centers on Ewing and Behrman, potential gubernatorial plans, and the Possible harmony ticket. Rumors link James B. Aswell Michel Dupre and others to state leadership.
Miss Carrie Pritchard, charged with fatally shooting Samuel H Ford in Pollock, released on a $1000 bond furnished by a Pollock citizen. She went to Colfax, then returned to Pollock. Judge Blackman fixed the bond after receiving numerous letters praising her character. Pritchard’s attorney said she has a strong self defense case and expects no indictment.
Baton Rouge officials recount a Washington trip with discussions spanning Seventh district politics and other state matters as they head back to the capital. The tone suggests multiple topics beyond the Panama Exposition were debated among lawmakers.
Baton Rouge June 1 Gov Sanders supporters tout his Washington congressional committee showing as evidence he should run for the United States Senate. Some insiders hint he aims for the seat, while others call the talk a strategic move tied to Louisiana lawmakers and the income tax ratification battle.
Ed win Gould Jr the 16 year old grandson of Jay Gould ran away from Pomfret school Friday to walk to New York. He trudged fifty miles to Hartford then lodged at a Willimantic house where he said he slept near six or seven colored men and left after finding conditions unclean. Police in New Britain took him to the station and will hand him to his grandmother Mrs George T Shrady on arrival.
reports from Washington say General Lara’s government army, backed by machine guns and Americans at the artillery, was defeated near Bluefields and forced into retreat after insurgents opened fire with machine guns mowing down advancing troops.
Missouri political scene grows hotter as former Governor Joseph W Falk plans to announce for the U S Senate at a banquet in St Louis. Associates expect him to run, while Harmon’s Ohio victory may influence a 1912 Democratic national bid.
Jealousies and political maneuvering drive a lively fight over an income tax measure as Washington and Baton Rouge loom large. Gov. Sanders may push an extra session to influence succession, with Senators Foster and McEsery joining the gubernatorial chess game.
A real estate notice promotes selling property through Dillan Realty with a guarantee of no charge unless a sale completes. It highlights commission terms and the agent’s contact details for interested sellers.
President Roosevelt will tour through twenty four states delivering speeches to rally support and boost morale. The circuit emphasizes major political reach and public engagement across diverse regions.
Theodore Roosevelt plans a triangular West to South tour delivering a series of comprehensive speeches. He will meet insurgent and progressive senators in New York before starting, to gain knowledge on political changes since his African trip. He will visit twenty four states including New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Alabama Georgia Tennessee South Carolina North Carolina Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware and New Jersey.
New Orleans report says Mrs. Josie Breede the needle woman left for Chicago at 7 10 from Union depot under Detective Frank Lorenz. Doctors and detectives debate whether she swallowed needles or is deceiving the public while X rays find nothing.
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