Many Matters in Legislature Summation Planned
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
1
Long Hours for House Consider Bills and Pensions
Baton Rouge reports a long session as the House Conservation Committee passed the merger bill to unify oyster and game commissions with a new structure. Senate actions included pensions for New Orleans teachers and local school board bills. Confederate veterans urged larger pension appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Conservation Committee
Thompson State Highway Commission
Butler
Mr. Polk
Mr. Bruner
Calcassieu
St. Landry
New Orleans
Clinton
Senate
Senator Boggs
Senator Barrett
Senator McVean
Board of Control
Angola Plantation
Voegtle
Confederate Veterans
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Plans for Coming of Col Roosevelt in New York
A vast reception is planned when Theodore Roosevelt lands in New York a week from Saturday. Cornelius Vanderbilt chairs a committee of about a thousand leading citizens coordinating a display featuring Rough Riders, Spanish War Veterans, and many other groups. Railroads offer reduced fares, and fans from across the country will travel to welcome the former president amid crowded hotels and eager business and social interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rough Riders
Europe
Great White Way
Mr. Roosevelt
Derouen Proposes to Suppress The Playing of Bridge Whist
Baton Rouge June 9 Hon Robert F Derouen of New Iberia introduces a bill for the absolute suppression of bridge whist claiming it harms families and homes It aims to keep wives and daughters from neglecting their households and to improve relations between husbands and wives across Louisiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derouen
Baton Rouge
Robert F. Derouen
New Iberia
Dr. Deroun
New Orleans
King Victor Emmanuel Plans Earthquake Relief in Avellino Visit
Rome report says Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena toured Avellino after the quake. On leaving Calitri the King ordered actions to ease suffering for the refugees and injured residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Helena
Avellino
Calitri
IMAEE KILLED TWELVE HURT EARLY TODAY
A violent incident this morning left twelve people dead and twelve injured in a sudden attack. Authorities confirm victims as bystanders near the city center and say the motive is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imaee
Opinion Page Conflicts Highlight Financial World
Readers see sharply divided opinions on Wall Street and policy as the financial press weighs market risks and regulatory debates. Analysts clash over short term trends versus long term stability.
Denounced Action in Rail Pact Falls on Ripley and Magnates
New York June 9 A canvass of bankers railroad magnates and merchants shows sharp divergence over the Taft rail pact. President Ripley blasts the conference as unclear and warns the Atchison will cut expenses. he calls the railroad bill a terror and fears government control without ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
E. P. Ripley
Atchison
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Commission
Embezzlement Charged Franks Davies in Louisiana Masons Case
Frank Davies, secretary and treasurer of the Grand Consistory Scottish Rite Masons of Louisiana, was indicted for embezzling 15400 of the consistory funds. In a separate accident, three men died and twelve were injured when the Iron Mountain mail train derailed near St. Louis, with two engineers and a mail clerk among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Texas
Walter B. Douglass
DeSoto Co
R. D. Shepard
Jasper L. Lasater
New Orleans
Frank Davies
Scottish Rite Masons of
Louisiana
Davies
Shriners
Nicaraguan General Threatens Bluefields Harbor
In Bluefields Nicaragua General Rivas threatened to halt by force any vessel entering the harbor. Commander Harold K. Hines aboard the gunboat Dubuque replied the US would respond with force if attacked. Tensions rise over rights to protect American vessels and property amid calls for the consul’s safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefields
Nic
Harold K. Hines
Dubuque
Rivas
Madrid
Bluefields Bluff
United States
Washington
Thomas P. Moffatt
New Orleans to enter aerial race against St Louis
The New Orleans entry for the aerial flight between New York and St. Louis drew cautious optimism. Wilbur Wright, Glenn Curtiss, and Charles K. Hamilton offered mixed judgments on a 100 mile per hour speed and 500 mile range, with belief varying on technical feasibility and patent issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wilbur Wright
Paulhan
Glenn Curtiss
Brule
Curtiss
St. Louis
Charles K. Hamilton
Big Packers Sell Skewers as Veal in New York Hearing
Representatives of Swift & Co. Armour & Co. Schwarzschild & Salzburger Adams Bros. & Co. Nelson Morris & Co. faced a June hearing at City Hall to explain why wooden skewers used to separate carcasses were sold to retailers as veal or mutton at sixteen cents a pound. The bureau noted consumers paid about 117993 dollars yearly for skewers misrepresented as meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bureau of Weights and Measures
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Schwarzschild & Salzburger
Adams Bros. & Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Driscoll
Bureau
Death of Sir George Nesnes founder of notable magazines
London on June 9 Sir George Nesnes founder of the Westminster Gazette Tit-Bits and Strand Magazine and donor of the international chess trophy bearing his name has died. He was born in 1851 the son of a Derbyshire clergyman and once served as a Liberal member of Parliament for Swansea Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George New_nes
The
Westminster Gazette
Tit Bits
Strand Magazine
Sir George
Swanseatown
McMillan Property Listing Promise No Sale No Charge
McMillan offers property listings with a no sale no charge policy. Advertises simple terms and professional exposure for sellers seeking to market homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan
Neat House Democrats Cheerful Over Coming Elections
The item notes cheerful mood among Democratic supporters at the Neat House during upcoming elections. It highlights optimism about results and party unity as campaigning continues.
Garner Optimistic on Speakership Bid Amid Democratic Unity
Texas Representative Garner acting whip reports cheerful Democratic outlook for elections and unity, while Republicans show dissension. He notes Champ Clark of Missouri as the likely speaker if Democrats win a majority. The piece cites Cannon and intra party dynamics shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Garner
Texas
Cannon
New York
Champ Clark
Missouri
New Sheet Music at Monroe Stationery Co.
Monroe Stationery Co. offers the latest sheet music under Miss Marie Apgar and salesman Geo A. Chappin. The L Grunewald Piano Co. remains the oldest reliable piano house in the South and is an agent for the finest pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Stationery Co
Marie Apgar
Geo. A. Chappin
L. Grunewald Piano Co
South
The Fly Rest at Lyceum Theatre Sparks Swat Crusade
Monroe residents urged to see The Fly Rest at the Lyceum Theatre and vow to oppose flies after viewing the picture. Citizens nationwide are urged to join the effort to eradicate the buzzing nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Lyceum Theatre
House Near Ejecting Insurgent Senators from Floor
Washington reports an in House main debate on railroad bill amendments nearly led to ejecting insurgent Senators La Follette Bristow and Clapp from the floor. Speaker Cannon warned that floor privileges must end conversation or rule enforcement would follow. The episode echoed a prior Senate incident involving La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
Bristow
Kansas
Clapp
Minnesota
Cannon
Senator la Follette
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Special Correspondence News-Star
Bill
Oyster Commission
Game Com
Sion
Land Office
State Experiment Stations
Income Tax
the Veterans
Shaffer
Col. Roosevelt
Cor
Nelius Vanderbilt
Iron Moun
Tain
Mise
Financial World
Action 15
Ripley
Sit
Fay
Treas
Samuel
Fields Bluff
Crescent City
the New
York World
Don Seitz
Ager
Coun
try—Champ Clark
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