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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
7
A terse note hints at a forensic inquiry into responsibility in a legal matter. The report outlines potential accountability and the possible implications for involved parties as investigators pursue the truth.
Congress approves a preliminary appropriation to raise the rock of the Maine to recover bodies entombed at Havana harbor for twelve years. The move aims to give decent interment at Arlington and reinforce American dignity and honor with European relations. The article notes lingering doubts about Spanish involvement and the impact on U S Spanish tensions.
The article discusses whether internal causes and magazine explosions sank the Maine, noting Spanish naval boards and international experts favored this theory. It explains how a deck tear and inverted keel could indicate an internal blast and the need for wreck examination to confirm. It also references Dr Caldwell's liver remedy and historical political notes about Mr Murray and provincial affairs.
Advert claims the remedy cures diarrhea bowel complaints with widespread approval. Consumers report it saved lives and children, and it is sold by all druggists.
Stella Ivy daughter of Sheriff G W Ivy climbs down a garret rope ladder with her 14 year old lover Albert Hinkle in search of a marriage license. They disappeared after their late Saturday night departure and their parents are unaware of their fate.
Advertises Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets to brace nerves banish sick headache prevent despondency and invigorate the system sold by all druggists.
A club outing on a June Friday at Mrs W S Warner’s spacious home featured a three mile drive, embroidery projects for the fair, a luncheon, singing and a long afternoon of work. Cream and cake were served, and the event was celebrated as a red letter day for the League.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a money back guarantee after two thirds of a bottle. Claims to cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels and restore health. Sold by all druggists.
R I Thielman alias Darby Thielman jailed in Seattle on an Omaha indictment for colluding with the Mabray gang of fake prize promoters. He escaped while visiting his ill daughter Edith in a local hospital and has not been recaptured.
Lame shoulder is usually rheumatic muscle pain and responds quickly to Chamberlain's Liniment. The remedy is prompt, effective, and agreeable to use. Sold by all druggists.
The old Grand Central station on Manhattan Island will close at midnight. Workmen begin boarding entrances and tomorrow passengers will use the temporary terminal at Forty third Street and Lexington Avenue while the New York Central builds a new subterranean tracks terminal with space above for offices and commerce.
Hon George H Murray a premier and public figure of Nova Scotia was born in Grand Narrows Cape Breton on June 7 1861. After schooling he studied law at Boston University and was called to the bar in 1883. He joined the Nova Scotia Legislative Council in 1889 and repeatedly sought a seat in the Dominion House before his 1891 appointment to the provincial Government.
All parties knowing themselves to be indebted to the Ouachita Lumber Company are requested to settle their accounts by June 15, 1910. May 19 to June 15.
1610 Remnant of the English colony in Virginia embarked for England. 1781 Virginia assembly elected Thomas Nelson governor. 1831 Boston and Worcester Railroad incorporated. 1838 Canadian rebels landed on Amherst Island and plundered nearby areas. 1848 Whig convention nominated Gen Zachary Taylor for President. 1854 Reciprocity treaty concluded between the United States and Canada. 1887 First U.S. patent granted for the monotype machine. 1893 Edwin Booth died in New York City. Born near Baltimore in 1833. 1895 Judson Harmon of Ohio appointed U.S. Attorney General. 1905 Norway withdrew from the union with Sweden.
The advertisement states Chamberlain's Cough Remedy offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle as directed. Consumers are encouraged to try the product, which is sold by all druggists.
The World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union opens its eighth triennial congress in Glasgow with Countess of Carlisle presiding. Mrs. L M N Stevens leads the U S delegation at the St Andrews hall rally with notable Canadian Australian and Asian W C T U leaders among the attendees.
Theodore Roosevelt was awarded the honorary degree of doctor of civil laws by the University of Oxford in a ceremony at the Sheldonian Theatre. Lord Curzon, chancellor, conferred the degree after Roosevelt was presented by Dr. Goudy, regius professor of civil law. Roosevelt then delivered his Roman lecture.
In Louisville June 7 Congress man Swager Sherley fights for renomination in the Fifth Kentucky District Democratic primary. His opponent is state senator Herman Newcomb.
A public sale in New York offers nearly 200 Morris Heights lots from the Morris heirs. The tract has over two centuries of Morris family ownership, beginning with Colonel Richard Morris, a Cromwell era captain turned Barbados merchant.
At Ossining New York on June 7 prominent marksmen gathered for the fifty second annual New York State Trap Shooting association tournament. The three day event begins with open handicap contests before the main 200 target championship.
The Gulfport Mississippi hotel markets itself as the largest and most modern on the Gulf Coast offering bathing boating fishing tennis and golf with a fifteen minute electric car ride to Mississippi Coal Country Club where guests gain club and course privileges by securing a hotel manager card. It invites private parties and families to write for summer rates. Manager W N Driver.
Fort Gibson Mississippi announces a test session opening September 14 for literature music art elocution stenography bookkeeping sewing physical culture and chaurus work free. Special attention given health and morals. Degrees of A B and a preparatory department. Students who apply early can arrange to reduce expenses by taking duties. Catalogue address Rev H G Hawkins AB President.
John Neal announces a new Pope-Toledo six passenger car service in Monroe. Fare is 25 cents for trips anywhere in the city with auto available day or night from headquarters at Market Restaurant Dumb. Special party calls answered any time. Phone numbers 205 and 389.
Local laundry offers guaranteed work and invites patronage at 504 DeSiard Street run by Charlie Fong.
The event drew several thousand physicians and surgeons from across the United States and many participants from abroad, highlighting broad professional attendance and international interest.
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