Local notices and community updates in Monroe area
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Sam Caspari. Multiple local items include property listings by McMillan, cottage prayer meetings at Rev L H Swayze's residence, and a Kern horseshoeing ad. Reports cover a Star Hotel lamp explosion, a streetcar service outage, travels of I L Haas, church marriages, and upcoming Dixie Fair activities with Allen's Pharmacy mail box ritual.
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L. H. Swayze
Armory
Allen’s
St Matthew’s Catholic Church Sunday Schedule
St Matthew’s Catholic Church lists services: first mass at 6 30 morning high mass at 100 am catechism at 3 pm and evening service with benediction at 730 pm.
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St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Sunday church schedule with Rev Purcell guest preacher
Sunday school begins 9 30 a m with J A Smith as superintendent. Adult class at 10 a m. Worship services at 11 a m and 8 p m. Rev Johnson W Purcell of Monticello Ark will occupy the pulpit. Woman's society meets Monday at 4 p m at the church.
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J. A. Smith
Johnson W. Purcell
Monticello
Ark
Reverend Carson to Officiate Sermons and Services
Tomorrow the second Sunday after Trinity the Rev. H R Carson will lead services at 11 am and 5 pm with the sermon Guests for the King's Supper The Sunday School will collect its monthly mission offering in the morning The rector will conduct services at Rayville tomorrow night and at Homer on Thursday night
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Trinity
H. R. Carson
Louisiana
Rayville
Homer
Methodist Protestant Church Farewell Sermon
Services Sunday June Sth at 10 a m Sunday School at 11 a m. Preaching by the pastor this will be his farewell sermon Pastor A Low delivers the messages in the church service.
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A. Low
Amphitrite Monitors Mississippi Voyage Toward St Louis
The Amphitrite, a double turret monitor that served in the Spanish war, is placed in reserve commission for Missouri at St Louis. Modernized, it lies at League Island Philadelphia and will cruise the Atlantic coast and up the Mississippi, watched by supporters of the fourteen foot channel plan.
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Washington
Upper
Mississippi
St. Louis
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Atlantic Coast
Methodist Church Calender and Sermon Topics
The Methodist Episcopal church schedule lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship with Holy Communion at 11 a m the sermon titled The Lord's Supper and a chorus singing at 8 p m On Tuesday at 3 30 p m W H M S meets Wednesday 8 p m a talk by Mrs R H Wynn on the Worlds Sunday School convention in Washington R H WYNN Pastor
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R. H. Wynn
Washington
Sunday Services at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 am and preaching at 11 am by Pastor J A H Wharton. Evening service at 8 o clock and prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon. BY. SFG. 17h py me.
Weekend Revival Services Announced
Preaching today at 8 p m and Sunday at 8 p m drew large attendance and sustained interest throughout the week.
Protracted Meeting At Christian Church Tonight
A protracted meeting continues with the evangelist drawing enthusiasm and interest. Special service announced on the occasion with the subject The Conversion of a Great Man. Mr. Morrow presents an interesting theme for tonight's service. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Christian Church
Morrow
Letters From The People On Sunday Laws And Tobacco Sales
A reader argues against relaxing Louisiana Sunday tobacco rules via an amendment allowing cigar sales in drugstores. The letter contends Sunday recreation does not justify broadening access and notes cigars are nonperishable and easily obtained, comparing to sugar and salt. The writer signs R. H. W. in New Iberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Louisiana
Mr. Kaliski
News-Star of
R. HH. Win
Lyceum Theatre vaudeville heads for new acts tonight
Last night the Lyceum vaudeville drew wide applause with varied numbers. Acts will close after tonight and a complete changeover to new vaudeville acts and pictures begins tomorrow night featuring Powersy and Laqueque, Arthur Lee, Norton and Loraine, and the two kid ding kids alongside other clever performers.
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Lyceum
Powersy
Laqueque
Arthur Lee
Norton
Loraine
Local Film Lineup Features Western and Comedy Classics
The program presents two Westerns and two comedies. A Rich Revenge displays oilfield intrigue in California. The Mistaken Bandit is a Western comedy drama. The Bad Man and the Preacher delivers Western humor. The Gipsy Girl's Love explores drama and circumstantial evidence.
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California
Essanay
Kalem
Variety of new pictures at Grand Street Theatre
The Grand Street Theatre announces a diverse program including The Pulverizer A Lonely Villa and Woman's Intrigue along with The Tramp and The Clubman. New Sunday pictures offer novelty and a dash of excitement to attract patrons.
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Grand Street Theatre
Railroad Bill Passes Senate Narrowly in Long Debate
The railroad bill cleared the Senate by 12 to 5 after more than twelve weeks of debate. Six Democrats Chamberlain Clay Gore Paynter Simmons Stone supported the amended measure while Bacon Fletcher Frazier Humphries Money Newlands Percy Purcell Rayner Shively Smith of Maryland and Smith of South Carolina opposed. Insurgent consensus shifted with removal of pooling and merger provisions and many amendments aiding shippers, a victory for progressive Republicans.
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Washington
Senate
Chamberlain
Clay
Gore
Paynter
Simmons
Stone
Bacon
Fletcher
Frazier
Humphries
Money
Newlands
Percy
Purcell
Rayner
Shively
Smith
Maryland
South Carolina
Wickersham
Panic in Bronx subway as smoke fills station
In The Bronx at Mott avenue subway a fire in an automatic pumping station caused dense smoke. About five hundred people, including hysterical women and children, fought to reach the street sixty five feet above the station. Fifteen people were overcome by smoke and two men were seriously injured. Damage was nominal.
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New York
Mott Avenue
Bronx
American Captive in Nicaragua to Face Court Martial
An American named William Pp. Putnam who laid a mine at Bluefields for insurgents has been captured by Madriz troops in San Juan de Sur and will be tried by court martial.
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San Juan, de Sur
Nicc
William Pp. Putnam
Bluefields
Madriz
New Orleans and New York Cotton Prices Reported
In New Orleans on Saturday June 4 1910 prices show spots at 14.56 to 14.77 with steady sales on 650 bales. New York spots near 14.90 with quiet trading and mixed close figures across listed bids and lows.
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Hayward & Clark
New Orleans
J. S. Bache & Co
Carpenter, Baggot, & Co
New York
Bartlett & Patten
Chicago
Liverpool 8.02 Sales and Surges Reported
Liverpool reports sales of 6000 bales with surges noted at 56 bushels and values around 7.63 to 7.64 per unit. Additional figures show 65 weedies at 7.56 to 7.57, indicating price movement across the day.
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Liverpool
Park Band concert program by Edwin Hess showcased
Tomorrow afternoon the park hosts a 4 30 to 6 30 program arranged by manager Edwin Hess with extra seating. The program features Rose Day March Carl Carlton Loves Response Serenade H C Miller Mt St Louis Cadets March E P Lawrendeau Inspiration Overture Al Hayes and more including Silver Threads Among the Gold trombone solo and Home Sweet Home.
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Edwin Hess
Carl Carlton
H. C. Miller
Mt. St. Louis
E. P. Lawrendeau
al Hayes
W. H. Kiefer
Little Giant
Paragrape
KE. T. Evans
Downgrade in New Crop Cotton Prices Top News
Windes' Daily Cotton Letter reports a drop of about 2 dollars per bale for new crop cotton with offerings about 40 points lower than last Saturday's close New Orleans wires show U S Agriculture Bureau estimates an 2.8 percent rise in acreage to 33 196 000 with 30 938 000 acres harvested The May option expiry weakness and market manipulation tied to government figures influenced the decline despite a near term rebound in new crop months
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Windes
Monroe
New Orleans
United States Agricultural Bureau
New York
Government crop acreage and rail rate fears foretell market unease
Government figures show acreage planted at 33 196 000 versus 32 292 000 last year with crop progress favorable since May 28. Despite optimistic crop prospects west of the Mississippi, financial markets worry after government bans on railroad rate increases, making European bond placement hard and creating a weak security tone with uncertain outlook.
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Mississippi River
Europe
E. D. Windes
Charlie Pong Laundry at 504 DeSiard Street
Local laundry service advertised at 504 DeSiard Street offering guaranteed work. Patronage cited in notices with claim of compliance and service promises.
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DeSiard Street
Admission details for matinee and evening show
Adults pay 20c and children 10c for entry. Matinee at 3 30 with doors opening half an hour prior. First night at 7 30 and second at 9 00 with doors open 30 minutes before. Matinee admission also listed as 10c.
Grand Street Theatre Presents New Films This Sunday
Manager M. E. Sperling announces a program at Grand Street Theatre featuring The Pulverizer and Lonely Villa from Pathe, A Woman's Intrigue Pathe Drama, Snake Skin Industry Pathe Industrial, plus Fire Tramp and the Clubman Biograph comedy.
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Grand Street Theatre
M. E. Sperling
Pathe
Pathe. Industrial
New Pictures
Fire Tramp
Clubman
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Levin Goldenberg
J. B. Blakeley
Delight
Rosa Crow
A. J. Vallery
Blakeley
Nazarine Church
Mr. I. L. Haas
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Ict
Cigarett Books
Serre RN ET Cei
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J. A. H. Wharton
Haynes School House
Lyceum Theatre
Subway
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
First National Bank
Shreveport
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Union Bank & Trust Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Bank of Monroe
Daily Market
J. Harman & CO
H. K. Speed
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the Park
The
Blue Label
A. Kiefer
E. W. Berry
Berkshire
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S. Grand Street
Charlie Pong
H. M. Jordon
Lyceum Sperling
Powers and Laqueque
Arthur Leo
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