Retiring Monroe Chamber leader G T Cross praised for service
An editorial tribute to G T Cross former secretary of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce and longtime civic leader. He is lauded as a civic engineer and city builder whose work strengthened Monroe's trade and community life. The piece notes his selection as secretary emeritus and Rotary Club commendations.
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Trade Progress
The New Orient by Charles Edward Russell Explored
Charles Edward Russell presents daily syndicate essays on the Orient’s progress and faults, covering nations such as the Philippines, China, and Japan. He frames the region’s growth and ambitions as a complex tapestry rather than a menace to the United States.
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Canton
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Manila
Spain
Pacific
Philippines
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Europe
South America
American Bankers Association
Jefferson Davis Described as Intellectual Figure of Grandeur
The speaker defends Jefferson Davis by rejecting partisan downplays and portraying him as a figure of intellectual eminence and moral grandeur despite controversy. The text emphasizes literal meaning over modern associations in praising his stature.
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Jefferson Davis
British Ambassador Discusses American Education in Austin
At Austin, British Ambassador Auckland Geddes spoke on education. He defined education as guiding a child through understanding the Divine, self, and its relation to the world and the spirit of the age. He argued education seeks understanding even if it leads to disagreement.
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Second Hand Coffin For Sale
An old advertisement notes a resurrected man praising Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal ailments. The ad promotes the product as simple and harmless, claims to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation, and offers money back after one dose. It lists druggists as sellers.
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Judicial salaries and the Louisiana convention debate
The New Orleans States argues for raising judges pay to reflect their importance and cost of living, despite opposition to tax increases. It says judges should earn salaries matching their duties, cites Hon. Joshua G. Baker as example, blasting current underpayment as a disincentive to qualified candidates.
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Louisiana
Gilbert Dupre
Treasury
Union
Joshua G. Baker
New Orleans States
Kansas City Blues draw record crowds this season
Kansas City sees largest crowds in memory as the Blues shine in the American Association season, drawing unprecedented attendance to home games and boosting local fan support.
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Birmingham Walks Off As Albany Lawmakers Coach
After Albany in the Eastern league dropped 27 of 33 games veteran Joe Birmingham, former Cleveland manager, resigned as Lawmakers manager and quit the role.
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Joe Birmingham
Cleveland Pilot
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