Monroe Finance Committee Budget Report 1910 11
The Finance Committee submits the detailed expense estimate for Monroe for the fiscal year starting April 30 1910 and ending April 28 1911 inclusive. It lists salaries for mayor city judge city secretary city physician and others along with budgets for police street work parks water and power departments and related items. The document records numerous line items including salaries, supplies, and miscellaneous expenditures totaling a substantial budget.
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Monroe
Chita Parish
Ks Dee Aes
Board of Health
Water, Light and Traction Department
City Roa Building & Loan Assn
Labor Light Department
Cannes
R. J. Nelson
Proverty
City Hall
Forsythe Park
Monroe Fair Association
Drain
GMB Sensésaeiteoinl
Jackson Street Railway
Pw Apares
Ouachita Parish
Notice of Application for License in Monroe La
Notice filed with Monroe city council asking to open a bar room at 111 North Grand Street J Rabun June 6 1910. Also Steele Brothers announce a drinking saloon at 436 DeSiard Street and Louis Gouaze advertises a saloon on South Grand Street in the Hotel Monroe with May 30 1910 dating.
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Pine Street
Thomas H. McMillan
Monroe
North Grand Street
J. Rabun
DeSiard Street
Steele Brothers
South Grand Street
Hotel Monroe
Mob Spares Italian Laborer After Assault in Ormonde
Two middle aged women named Fluhart were brutally assaulted by an Italian laborer in Ormonde Florida early Sunday. One victim was an invalid and in critical condition. A mob of several hundred gathered at noon but was persuaded not to lynch the suspect.
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Ormonde
Fla
Fluhart
Skin disease cured by simple home treatment claim
A pharmacy promotes ZEMO as a cure for blackheads pimples dandruff eczema tetter ring worm and other skin diseases. The ad asserts ZEMO is a scientific liquid that draws germs and poisons to the surface and permanently cures skin and scalp conditions for infants and adults with proof of cures offered by Allen's Pharmacy.
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Allen
Zemo
Italian suspect linked to lynching scare near Ormonde
The Finhart sisters aged over 60 living five miles north of Ormonde were attacked early Sunday. The elder sister was mistreated and an Italian was identified, a younger sister claimed a black man was the assailant, a $500 reward was offered for the convict, and authorities expect no further vigilante action until clearer victim identifications emerge.
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Valence
Finhart Sisters
Ormonde
Ice Delivery Rule Notice by Consolidated Ice Co
Public notice states no ice orders accepted after 6 p.m. starting immediately, with exception for business houses. Consolidated Ice Co.
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Consolidated Ice CO
Charlie Fong Chinese Laundry Ad
Full service laundry at 504 DeSiard street promises guaranteed workmanship and invites patronage for prompt reliable cleaning and garment care.
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DeSiard Street
Drainage appropriation defeated by Hale in Senate
Washington June 9 A Foster drainage amendment proposing 15000000 to drain and reclaim twenty five million acres of prime Mississippi Valley land was blocked by Senator Hale of Maine. The bill instead included a 3600000 city block purchase for viewing the new union station.
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Washington, D.C
Mississippi
United States
Hale
Maine
Foster
Clarke
Arkansas
Union Station
Capitol
Washington
Congress
Washington City
Senate
New England
Harvard Clubs Meet in Cleveland with Crimson Parade
Harvard Associated Clubs hold their annual meeting in Cleveland with leaders like President Lowell attending. The event draws graduates from across the country for a two day reunion and banquet. A Western Federation of Miners vote approves seeking a charter from the American Federation of Labor by a large margin.
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Harvard
Cleveland
Associated
Harvard Clubs of America
Associated Clubs
Lowell
Western Federation of Miners
American Federation of Labor
Women in Toronto Seek Union Tie to AFL
A group of barmaids and window cleaners in Toronto have petitioned the district council organization committee to form a union and join the American Federation of Labor. Thousands of American women workers are already organized.
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Poronto
Canada
District Council
American Federation of Labor
United States
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Graduate Business College
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The
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Ark
A. E. Smith and Co
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Chas. E. Bynum
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H. G. Dobson
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Louis Guerriero
L. Guerriero
T. B. Hart
Monroe Commercial College
News-Star
Myatt
Orient
Poland
Oberon Gardens
Wardville
J. E. Finkien
B. W. Marston
Shreveport
Cumberland
J. C. Montgomery
Senger
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Chm
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J. S. Bloch
Hipp P. Marks
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Louis Gouaze
MOB
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R. B. Ireland
Grayling Lumber Co
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Vigorius
Mississippi Valley
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QO. C. Dawkins
B. T. Dawkins
Dawkins
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Ouachita Nalone Bank
Louisian
Mpaates
J. F. Swain
Texas
California
Via
Putnam and Mineral
Wells, Texas
E. P. Turner, G. A. A
Dallas, Texas
É. E. Peters
Undertaker
Globe-Wernickel
Schebler
Magnetos
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Kingston
Columbia
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