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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
4
The article marks Jefferson Davis born June 3, 1805 in Kentucky and notes widespread Confederate commemorations across Southern towns. It honors Confederate soldiers, Stonewall Jackson and Robert E. Lee, and recalls Appomattox while praising Anglo-Saxon self governance and devotion to the Confederate cause.
A reflection on how quick judgments flaw human perception. People may live hon estly for decades yet commit a single act damning their character. The piece argues for fair judgment recognizing past virtue amid sudden lapses.
In a reply to a fanatic warning him to sever Methodist ties, Governor Colquitt asserts his right to conscience, rejects church political entanglement, and denies prohibition as a religious issue. He cautions that statewide prohibition would override local option laws and cites past Methodist principles. The New Orleans Daily States underscores his stance.
A reflective call urges weighing good deeds against faults, resisting cruel gossip, and choosing courage over self interest. The speaker argues for persistent effort toward the greatest good for the greatest number, challenging readers to curb judgment and pursue justice.
The Richland Beacon News questions Hall’s resignation from the Supreme Court and asks who truly supports him. It praises long standing friends from Ouachita and Morehouse parishes who backed Hall in past campaigns and warns against newly backed allies with motives to gain power.
Richland Beacon News argues against Judge Hall backed by John M Parker linked leagues and aligns with J B Aswell. It cites Parker’s influence, Hall’s campaign strategy, and the independent voters turning toward Aswell, urging direct voter contact statewide.
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