Ready for the Coronation in London Streets
London streets glow with protracted decor as the city prepares for a coronation event. Citizens and officials anticipate the ceremony with vivid banners and planned processions across key districts.
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21 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
1
Royal Procession Preparations For Return From Westminster Abbey
London near capacity as crowds gather for the royal procession, decorations nearly complete, regiments and bands lining the route for tomorrow’s return from Westminster Abbey. King and Queen to visit Olympia for a special horse show with foreign entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fonds
Ashop
Ripon
West End
Olympia
Decorations and Preparations For Royal Coronation
London prepares for the king and queen coronation with unprecedented street decoration along the Mall and Whitehall. 36 plaster columns with Victory figures line the route, Ontario and New Zealand arches rise at Trafalgar Square, and Banks of England Royal Exchange Mansion House glow with multicolored electric lights as London readies an imperial spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Estminister Abbey
iThe Mall
Admiralty
Trafalgar More
Whitehall
St. James Park
Clarence House
Duke of Connaught
St. Nes Palace
Marlborough House
Carlton Mse Terrace
Admiralty Arch
Mney
Counsil
Ondon
Charing Cross
Ament Square
the of Westminister
England
William the Conqueror
George V
York
Lancaster
Ontario
New Zealand
Dominion
Trafalgey Square
Cockspur Street
Pall Mall
St. James Street
Piccadilly
Empire
Bank of England
Royal Exchange
Mansion House
Cotton Bills Safeguard Plan Faces Delays After Conference
A five-member committee named by the American Bankers Association met for six hours in New York with Southern banking houses and cotton carriers to draft a practical plan to protect bills of lading from fraud. No final decisions were made and further talks are planned, with a possible central clearing house proposed. The discussion traces to Alabama cotton frauds from over a year ago and includes representatives from major banks, railways, and shipping interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
Ankers
American Bank Association
Artieg
New York
Alabama
Fred I. Kent
Bankers’ Trust Company
John J. Gardin
National City Bank
A. P. Thorn
Southern Railway Company
R. A. Brand
Missouri Pacific
W. B. Bowers
Illinois Central
J. W. Allen
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Charles R
Hall Nominating Battle Promises Broad Candidacy
The report outlines Hall likely to be nominated despite many rivals with Dr. Aswele and Coco facing similar weaknesses. Monroe delegates at the convention include W. F. Millsaps M. W. Haas R. H. Oliver Jr J. W. Elder Allan Scholars Abe Arent Thomas C Newton C H Trousdale John C Nettles 8 A Greenblatt Dr A H Gladden Samson Levy R P Webb H R Speed D P Parker John P Parker J H Trousdale A W Riggs J J McDuffie J T Bryant R L Love C L Matthews and S L Alford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
W. F. Millsaps
M. W. Haas
R. H. Oliver, Jr
J. W. Elder
Allan Scholars
Abe Arent
Thomas C. Newton
C. H. Trousdale
John C. Nettles
8. A. Greenblatt
A. H. Gladden
Samson Levy
R. P. Webb
H. R. Speed
D. P. Parker
John P. Parker
J. H. Trousdale
A. W. Riggs
J. J. McDuffie
J. T. Bryant
R. L. Love
C. L. Matthews
S. L. Alford
Good Samaritan Home Fund Update From Lodge Receipt
The message notes a prior receipt for Good Samaritan Home, reports a recent receipt from Stonewall Lodge No. 8 Bm GFP totaling 766 dollars plus 22.50 and 50 dollars. It documents a post event accounting item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Lodge No. 8
Bm. Gfp
Taft Says Tariff Board Delays Data Until December
President Taft informed the House that the Tariff Board cannot issue a full report on wool and cotton schedules until next December. The board notes existing statistics are fragmentary and not useful if sent now, and will develop essential facts for forwarding by December within current funding limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Taft
Tariff Board
House Ways and Means Committee
House
Congress
Louisiana Seeks Funds for Chicago Land Show Exhibit
Commissioner E O Bruner advocates a statewide drive to raise funds for a Louisiana exhibit at the Chicago Land Show in November 1911. A pledge of 190 exists, with goals to showcase state agricultural progress through Dr W R Dodson and the Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
E. O. Bruner
Louisiana
Chicago
W. R. Dodson
Woman Held Without Bond After Five Points Stabbing
James Jackson, stabbed yesterday at Ben Campbell’s restaurant in Five Points, lies in serious condition with a knife wound to the left lung. Josephine Williams, arrested at the scene, is held without bond in district court as she awaits the outcome of Jackson’s wounds. testimony says the assault came with little warning and the suspect was under cocaine influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
Ben Campbell
Five Points
Josephine Williams
District Court
Schulze
Jackson
Remarkable Vorons Arrive in Louisiana From France
Mr and Mrs Frank Voron longtime French natives of high education and world experience greet visitors. Voron served in the French Navy, fought at Metz, and composed music as a prisoner of war. He later worked as a barber, then artist in Los Angeles, and now runs a fruit business in Monroe. Mrs Voron, born in Paris, is a celebrated soprano pianist and needleworker. The couple settled in Louisiana in 1900 and entertain visitors with grape-laden porch views while Voron teaches band music in Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Voron
France
Voron
Veron
Paris
Central
South America
Madam Francine
Francine
America
Arabelle LaGodard
California
Los Angeles
Louisiana
Anselmo Braam Camp Elected President of Portugal
In Lisbon on June 21 Anselmo Braam Camp was elected president of the Republic of Portugal by the constituent assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Portugal
Lisbon
Anselmo Braamcamp
First Watermelons of the Season Hit City Streets
Vendors along the hill districts set out the season’s first watermelons this morning as warm weather returns and shoppers flock to curb markets for fresh fruit. Expect seasonal bargains and early tastings from local sellers.
Adopt Wool Tariff Bill Passes House Underwood Measure
The House approves the wool tariff bill under the Underwood measure, lowering duties. The vote advances the policy shift affecting wool imports and trade terms.
Five Hours in Debate on Underwood Wool Tariff Revision
The House passed the Underwood wool tariff revision by 221 to 100 after about five hours of debate. Twenty four Republicans joined Democrats. one Democrat, Francis of Ohio, opposed. The bill lowers duties on raw wool to 20 percent and on partly manufactured wool to about 42.5 percent, with revenue cut estimated at just over one million dollars annually. The measure would take effect January 1 but faces an unlikely Senate passage this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Francis
Ohio
House
Payne
New York
Wars and Means Committee
Tariff Board
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Murdock
Harrison
Taft
Anderson
Antony
Davis
Minnesota
French
Hangen
Helgeren
Jackson
la Follette
Lenroot
Lindberrh
Madison
Miller
Morse
Nelson
Norris
Rose
Sloan
Steenerson
Stephens
California
Volstead
Woods
Iowa
Young
Kansas
Campbell
Senate
Death at the Death Point follows Black Hand feud
Carmello La Rosa, linked to a Camorra faction, was shot outside a saloon at the Death Point on Chicago's South Side while with his sweetheart Mary Pellegia. The killer fled. Pellegia’s father, a saloon owner, is a witness. Police link the crime to ongoing Black Hand activity and suspect a ruse by an associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carmello la Rosa
Camorra
la Rosa
Mary Pellegia
Joseph Pellagia
Pellagia
Black Hand
Society
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