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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
8
Short items include a flower sale for Miss Emily Jones, medical and business notices for Dr. Bennett and J. M. Parker, grocery and confectionery mentions, a Bible class election, church sermons by Prof. Carson, and a crime incident involving a one armed man wounded an underboss named Shine and a fleeing boy with a horse and buggy.
At the Grand the Ketzlers present A Rube s Reception a new sketch to open the program Three new films follow including Tis an It Wind That Blows No Good a lively comedy drama The Gold Prospectors and The Clever Reporter The latter features a young reporter outwitted by a woman returning from Africa with a reception climax and disguises noted
A couple falls in love and marries after a sudden proposal and prompt wedding. The reporter reveals a disguise, the girl forgives, and grants an interview. Miss Davis performs a lively number titled Under the Maples with Mary O. with exceptional charm. The electric fangs promise cooling relief.
The Lyric bill drew a warm reception last night as Smith and Kline shared honors. The pictures were strong and Mrs. Smith delivered flawless piano playing, ensuring a satisfying show from start to finish.
At the Airdome manager Potter offers attractions and new moving pictures nightly. A large crowd gathered last night to enjoy the vaudeville numbers and patronage remains strong at this popular venue.
Elmira N Y June 16 The Erie passenger train bound westward left the track near Waverly at high speed. All cars derailed and many passengers were cut by flying glass but no serious injuries reported as far as known.
Japanese strikers press Tokyo to issue an international protest after a sheriff raid on the Jiji office. Editors and other Japanese subjects were arrested with papers seized, prompting appeals to Ambassador Takahira and calls for a formal inquiry. Bail was posted for four editors and several others.
New Orleans market reports steady prices for 950 bales with highs around 11.08 and closes near 10.89 to 11.00. New York listings show a quiet session with figures around 10.90 to 11.04 and close near 10.95 for the day.
The Liverpool market records 19 500 bales traded with prices listed as 5 98 and 5 76 in various lots. Key figures include IRMAGAMEES and SUSCORUDO indicators with noted Nis and Ace mentions. overall activity appears mixed with marginal gains and losses across baskets.
Liverpool bought futures as 6 point advance sparks buying in New York. Market pulse driven by anticipated bullish half monthly report from Miss Giles while weather conditions improve. Texas and east Texas saw rain. central belt little rain. early trading opened about 3 up.
A liquidation sale offers bath and face towels with limited prices listed. Towels range from 7 to 10 cents per pound equivalents, indicating bulk discounts on the remaining stock.
Mosquito bars available in several sizes with discounted Bobinet prices and a white sale on Lace and Swiss curtains. Lists 72 to 120 inch Bobinet options with sale prices and per pair curtain deals. Strong emphasis on spring home furnishings and budget savings for window dressings.
Observers noted a quiet mood with potential buyers following weather and sentiment. Futures gained as new crops advanced to around 11 cents and holders asked higher prices while some activity focused on filling old commitments.
Charles Morse, the banker convicted of violating national Banking laws, was admitted to bail of 125000 in New York. Bond arrangements caused delays and if formalities are not finished he may remain at the Tombs overnight.
Washington June 16 after amendments on the Philippine section of the tariff bill were rejected the Philippine free trade section with amendments was adopted by a 42 to 28 vote. Six Republicans sided with the Democrats against the finance committee and the proposition.
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