Noted American Boys Ride From Oklahoma to New York
The report recalls a trek by boys who rode from Oklahoma to New York with Marshal Abernathy and Roosevelt. Temp’s horse failed. they bought a replacement. The hardest part was consuming jam and cake offered by kind ladies, not exposure or danger. They are described as hardy wholesome American boys.
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Oklahoma
New York
Abernathy
Roosevelt
Temp
Atlanta (Ga
Constitution
Reflections on Gladness and Life's Assembling Joys
A reflective prose piece on life as a gift from God, urging gladness and service. It uses imagery of garments, harvest, storms, and light to argue that cheerful, helpful living fulfills divine purpose and sustains communal bonds. Promotes happiness, fellowship, and hope as essential duties.
Monroe’s Municipal Pride Shines In Salt Water Natatorium
The Baton Rouge New Advocate lauds Monroe Louisiana for progressive municipal ownership. It notes a free salt water natatorium at a public park drawing 3 500 riders on Saturday and 5 000 on Sunday, plus ownership of utilities, schools, street rail, electric plant, and market house.
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Monroe
Tric
America
Dr. Holmes
Marvelous
Baton Rouge
New Advocate
Abernathy Kids Return After 2500 Mile Horse Trek In New York
The Abernathy siblings Sam Temple six and Louis ten arrive with their father U S Marshal Abernathy in New York after a 2500 mile solo horseback journey to greet their friend Mr Roosevelt. The family travels with courage and high public interest in the ex president.
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Abernathy
Oklahoma
United States
Marshal Abernathy
New York
Temple
Louis
Sam
Growing Pacifist Mood Shrinks War Justifications
The public opinion shifts against war as a source of dispute. Economic wastefulness of conflict and overpreparation weigh on industry. Global travel and trade foster better understanding, reducing national prejudices and supporting peace.
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Earth
Emphasis on Safety Over Speed in Travel and Transport
Amid global travel, emphasis shifts to safety over luxury and speed. Public concern grows over abuses, with calls for reform. Citizens insist conscience and care trump cushions and ceremony in modern travel.
Calcasieu sly gentleman faces cold shoulder in double cross
The article portrays Shattuck as beaten and humiliated while seeking to open dry territory to saloons. He rushes to his former opponents and is shunned, described as a lone figure in the dispute and caught in a strenuous double cross.
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Calcasieu
Cocaine Habit Alleges Rise Among Negroes
A rural columnist claims complaints across sections point to an increased cocaine habit among Black residents. The piece asserts cocaine and whiskey cause much of what it calls negroes’ worthlessness and harms to the community.
Woman of 28 Years Recovers from Neurasthenia Miracle
Atlanta, June 18 Miss Hattie Clark once bed ridden for twenty eight years by neurasthenia a nerve disease has been suddenly restored to health by unknown means Doctors attending her offer no explanation Her father was the late Judge Richard Clark of the city Friends plan a joy tour for her first return to the world to see automobiles electric cars skyscrapers and motion pictures
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Atlanta
Hattie Clark
Miss Clark
Richard Clark
Clergy in Slander Suit Involving Chicago Minister
Mrs. Mary Lavender sues Rev. John B. Crawford for 50000 dollars claiming he slandered her by repeating alleged improper relations with another minister, Rev. John D. Leek. Crawford, pastor at Woodland Methodist, says he relayed rumors to Bishop McDowell and the story spread, Leek later resigning from the Chicago conference.
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J. B. Crawford
Chicago
John D. Leek
Crawford
Dr Leek
McDowell
Lavender
Leek
Louisiana Leaders React to Foreign Affairs Move
Governor Sanders Speaker Dupre and Senator Voegtle question the House Foreign Affairs action seen as political. Sanders calls it a political move to aid California representatives, Dupre notes it may equalize San Francisco with New Orleans and jeopardize Julius Kahn. The city hopes New Orleans can raise 7.5 million if Congress stays serious.
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Baton Rouge
Sanders
Dupre
Voegtle
Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
California
Congress
New Orleans
San Francisco
Julius Kahn
Wth
Kahn
State Reform School gets $10000 for Monroe institution
The appropriation bill passed by the House includes $10000 for the State Reform School for the year ending June 30, 1911 and another $10000 for the year ending June 30, 1912 to cover support maintenance improvements and other expenses.
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State Reform School
Youth of Guatemala's President Seeks Return Home
Diego Estrada Cabrera, son of Guatemala's president, stays in a New Orleans hotel suite cared for by doctors and nurses as he fights tuberculosis. He aims to sail home on Tuesday to die in Guatemala, seeking comfort before his death.
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New Orleans
Diego Estrada Cabrera
Guatemala
Allen's Pharmacy Offers Splice Kodak Films And Supplies
Allen's Pharmacy Ltd announces availability of Kodak film splices and related supplies. The notice lists stock items under the trade names Splice Kodak films and related consumables.
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Kodak Films
Ex-Governor W. W. Heard May Enter Governor Race
Richland Parish papers publish strong support for Ex-Governor W. W. Heard to run again for governor._BACKEND
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W. W. Heard
Richland Parish
T McGregor Announces Candidacy for Fifth District
We are authorized to announce T H McGregor of Richland parish as a candidate for the nomination of Congressman from the Fifth Congressional District, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
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Congress
T. H. McGregor
Richland Parish
Fifth
Not News but Views on Local Quail Kill and Gas Field
The Leesville Leader notes extensive snake root shipments, with 1,360 pounds valued at 550 dollars sold to a Texakana firm within ten days. It contrasts local views on hunting, the parish history including a renamed town Ananias, and references a world class gas field.
Ransdell Seeks Re election to Fifth District Seat
Joseph E. Ransdell of East Carroll announces his candidacy for reelection to Congress in the Fifth Congressional District, subject to Democratic primary action.
Judge A D Land Seeks Re election to Louisiana Supreme Court
Judge A D Land of Shreveport enters the race for re election as Associate Justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court, subject to Democratic party action.
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Supreme Court
A. D. Land
Shreveport
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Democratic Party
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