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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
5
Corner Grammont and Catalpa streets offers Sabbath services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with a Wednesday prayers meeting led by Rev C S Newman D D Sunday school at 9 30 a m every Sabbath led by J Arthur Smith Superintendent Strangers and visitors are welcome
The Christian Science Society Annex Hall Sugars Theatre Building hosts Sunday School at 10:00 a m and services. Wednesday meetings at 8 p m and a reading room at the same address is open Tuesdays and Fridays 3 to 6 p m. Authorized literature available for reading or purchase. Public invited.
St Matthew's Catholic Church lists summer hours with First Mass at 6 30 a m High Mass at 9 30 a m and no evening services A Methodist Episcopal Church South schedule shows Sunday worship at 9 30 a m and 8 p m Sunday School at 11 a m Cabinet meeting Monday 8 p m Mission Study Class Tuesday 4 30 p m and Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p m.
Methodist Protestant Church on Corner Stone Ave and South Third St lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 3 30 p m by Rev T Leckie with no 11 o'clock or evening service due to Gaar revival Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p m Pastor F L Jow s encourages attendance Grace Church led by Rector Arthur Rand Price observes Second Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning prayer and sermon at 11 14 Evening prayer at 7 45 p m
The article lists Sunday services at First Baptist Church with preaching at 11 o clock and 8 o’clock evening service by Rev J L Campbell of Fort Worth. B P U at 7 45 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m. Strangers are welcome at all services.
Madrid hosts the Eucharistic Congress starting in June drawing attention from Roman Catholics worldwide. The event marks a major religious gathering with global interest and anticipated statements from church leaders.
An advertisement extols Vincl as a rejuvenating tonic for tired digestive and other organs. It claims Vincl builds rich blood and strength quickly, notes it's made from cods livers with oil removed and iron added, and offers a money back promise if no improvement. Allen's Pharmacy promotes the product.
Delegates gather at a world Catholic congress opened by the Cardinal Legate of Madrid. Opening mass and inaugural session set for tomorrow with excursions planned to Toledo and the Escorial. Several Americans attend though Vatican policy reduces visiting Rome this summer. Archbishop of Montreal among notable visitors. Cardinal Gibbons is represented by two Baltimore priests.
Cal D. Hicks and Emmett Hagens were found not guilty in Webster parish district court of violating the prohibition law tied to the Eagle excursion to Dauchile. The defense produced no witnesses. one state witness testified he did not buy beer or know of others who did. Hicks and Hagens, officials of the Shreveport Aerie of Eagles, returned to Shreveport after the trial. Bonds were set at 900 dollars for Hicks and 600 dollars for Hughes.
A compact recap of notable events across centuries including Bannockburn 1314, Cabot sighting Canada 1497, Madrid entry 1706, Beecher born 1813, Solferino 1859, Vicksburg position 1862, and Lee crossing the Potomac 1863. Includes leaders Robert Bruce Edward I Henry Ward Beecher Thomas Williams and General Lee.
Meridian Miss June 23 Following a conference between Superintendent S E Flanagan and a committee of local shop employees of the New Orleans and Northeastern railroad it was announced that wages would rise one and one half cents an hour for machinists boilermakers and blacksmiths and two cents for car men timers apprentices and helpers The adjustment follows the men's demand for a new wage scale and warning of a strike if the old scale continued The agreement is effective from June 1
Sioux Falls hosts the annual meeting and festival of the Tronderlaget, a Scandinavian national organization. The event, starting today, attracts several thousand members from South Dakota and neighboring states including North Dakota Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota.
Results show Cincinnati beating St Louis 8 to 7 and Pittsburgh defeating Chicago 3 to 1. Philadelphia lost 6 0 to Boston while Brooklyn fell 1 to 0 against New York.
Detroit lost to Cleveland 2 to 7 as Boston beat the New York nine 6 to 3 and 4 to 3. Philadelphia defeated Washington 4 to 3 while rain halted play in St Louis.
Birmingham beat Memphis 6 to 5 while Nashville defeated Montgomery 7 to 1. No other games on the schedule.
Galveston defeats Oklahoma City by four runs while Waco tops Austin by two. San Antonio wins 4 to 1 over Fort Worth and Houston beats Dallas 2 to 1.
Vicksburg 3 Yazoo City 4 and Jackson 5 Hattiesburg 4 reported as a baseball or softball score snippet with two game results from the Mississippi prep circuit.
Detroit officials deny definite plans to move the baseball club to St Louis or swap clubs with the St Louis Americans. President F J Navin says he would not object to selling while noting the team breaks even neither losing nor earning money amid constant owner complaints. The Detroit News and Detroit Journal discuss rumors of franchise transfers and exchanges affecting Detroit and St Louis.
Chicago June 23 reports of a proposed transfer of the Detroit team to St Louis were denied at Ban H Johnsons office president of the League. The move would be contrary to league rules and had not been considered.
Manager Jack Dunns Baltimore team shows strength in the Eastern League race. Roy Millers batting leads the National League while James the Toledo pitcher debuts for the Cleveland Naps. Bobby Carruthers is dropped from the Three I League umpires. Hal Chase returns as the New York Americans upset western clubs. Daubert, Brooklyn, hits over .300 while Cubs lack a .300 hitter. Umpire Ralph Fray set for NL staff. Detroit signs Joe Harrington of Wakefield. Jimmy Callahan aids the White Sox. Ban Johnson notes St Louis Boston Detroit to build steel ballparks. Benn the Dubuque pitcher touts Wild Man of Borneo claims. Benns nine innings yield 24 walks 2 hit batsmen 2 runs 1 balk and 9 hits.
Bill Papke agreed to another meeting with English champion Jim Sullivan. A pavilion seating 30 000 is being erected in Tulsa Oklahoma for the Carl Morris Jim Flynn bout on July 4.
District Attorney J M Foster has arrested two Kansas City Southern brakemen J H Knopf and G E Brown in West End for murder in the death of James Wroe. Informations filed accuse the pair of kicking Wroe from a moving train.
Deputies arrest Knopf of Lake Charles and Brown of the city at West End and Yoasts restaurant after they boarded train No 56. Both express surprise, expecting only a coroner's inquiry. Hanover hosts Dartmouth commencement week with sermons and class events ahead of graduation.
Expert scientists announce startling results from Senpine the great remedy for asthma catarrh hay fever and bronchitis offered free by The Woodworth Co at 1161 Broadway New York City thousands claim cures regardless of duration or climate professors from Vienna University endorse it and thousands recommend it to others
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