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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

8

Theatre Gossip and Plans for Next Season Filmed

Lew Dockstader reportedly ill in Denver. George Ade staged works by Montgomery and Stone with George Brady presidency of the Producing Managers. Grace George Abroad. Fritzi Scheff vacationing in Virginia. new works by Deban Stange Brown Moody Davis. Plans include Cohan Harris London opening and Rostand Chanticleer in Paris with US debut. Earth by Fagan and Heights by Maguire.

Montgomery and Stone George Ade William A. Brady Grace George Henry B. Harris National Association of Producing Managers Richard Carle Chicago Margaret Anglin New York Helena Richie Fritzi Scheff John Fox, Jr Fine Old Fox Plantation Virginia George Deban Stanislaus Stange Vincent Brown Wm. A. Brady Cyril Mantle Cohan Harris London Mr. Cohan Leona Watson Joseph Weber William Vaughan Moody Henry Miller Owen Davis The Sharbets Charles Froham Rostand Pariy United States Jamess Bernard Fagan Frank Keenan Charlotte Walker Warrens Belasco Henry. Harris Forces

Free sample offered for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin

Elderly readers are urged to try Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for stomach liver and bowel troubles. A free trial bottle is offered by mail to prove its merits with a guaranteed satisfaction and money back from druggists for regular purchases.

U. S

Iowa Lawyers Open Fifteenth State Bar Meeting at Marshalltown

Several hundred Iowa lawyers attend the opening sessions in the district court room. Rev M N Smith delivers the invocation, Judge Parker gives the welcome, with Horack on legal education. Banquet toasts include Gov Carroll and Judge Kenyon, with Wigmore set for the principal address tomorrow.

Marshalltown Iowa State Bar Association District Court M. N. Smith J. M. Parker Hazen I. Sawyer H. Claude Horack Pilgrim Hotel H. E. Boardman B. F. Carroll W. S. Kenyon Fort Dodge F. F. Faville United States Northern District of B. M. Sharon Davenport W. D. Evans Iowa Supreme Court John H. Wigmore Committee On Law Reform

Negro Weather Observer Arrives in Mobile for Key Post

Elijah S. Handy of Snow Hill Alabama arrives in Mobile to take the weather observer post becoming one of the first African Americans in the U S Weather Bureau. He has passed the exam and filed the bond as the Pensacola assignment shifts due to an incompetency charge.

Mobile Ala Weather Bureau Service United States Elijah S. Handy Snow Hill Hardy Pensacola Fla

Sanford Robinson Convicted in Justice Administration Case

New York June 24 Sanford Robinson personal counsel of Augustus Heinze convicted in the United States Circuit Court of obstructing justice by advising a grand jury witness to evade service of a subpoena.

New York Sanford Robinson Augustus Heinze United States Circcuit Court Administration of Justice

Farmers and Planters Meet in Atlanta Conference

Farmers and Planters gather in Atlanta under the Farmers Union to discuss marketing of the 1909 cotton and wheat crops. The union, now with over a million members, aims to cut middlemen out of the trade and curb exchange speculation while promoting cooperation among cotton and wheat growers. The conference runs four to five days.

Atlanta Farmers’ Union

Prince Edward Turns Fifteen and Moves Toward Naval Training

London marks Prince Edward’s fifteenth birthday as he completes studies at the Royal College in Osborne and heads to Dartmouth’s Senior Naval College for seamanship training. He will not pursue a navy career like his father, aiming to join the army later and may serve in multiple branches, initially gazetted to a cavalry regiment without Sandhurst.

London Prince Edward Prince of Wales Royal Royal College Osborne Naval College Dartmouth Navy Sandhurst

German Sunday School Convention Opens in Cincinnati

The national Sunday school convention of the German M E Church began in Cincinnati on June 24 with delegates from across the country. Speakers include Bishop Nelson of Omaha Dr. David Downey of Chicago Dr Joseph Clark state secretary of the International Sunday School Association and Prof F W Schneider of Nash Theological Seminary.

Cincinnati

Political currents shift as Gaynor eyed for New York mayor

Supreme Court Justice William J. Gaynor is discussed as a potential mayoral candidate for New York this fall. Attorney General Wickersham plans to address Virginia Republicans at Newport News, aiding a reform platform unlikely to have been seen before.

Supreme Court William J. Gaynor New York Wickersham Virginia Newport News

Political moves and party plans across states in 1910s era

The page surveys Democratic and Republican maneuvering with figures like ex-Governor Gienn of North Carolina and ex-Governor Bailey of Kansas looming for vice president or Congress. It notes Alabama official Hilary Herbert mediating Georgia railroad disputes, Maryland primary costs for Isidor Rayner, Bryan’s U S Senate bid talk, New York recount expenses, and Ohio Democratic strategy for Harmon's 1912 presidential bid.

Kentucky Bar Association Paducah South Robert B. Gienn North Carolina Bailey Kansas Anthony Hilary A. Herbert Alabama Navy Cleveland Georgia Railroad Washington Maryland United States Isidor Rayner Nebraska Bryan New York McClellan William R. Hearst Henry G. Worthington Congress Nevada Worthington Lincoln Ohio Columbia Harmon Johnson Minnesota Marshall Indiana Champ Clark Alton B. Parker

If You Are Worth $50 000 Dont Read This

A self serving ad urges readers with limited means to buy Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It promises rapid relief for diarrhoea attacks and emphasizes reliability after years of use. Sold by Allen s Pharmacy and New South Drug Store.

Allen’s Pharmacy New South Drug Store

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