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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
5
St Paul Minn June 25 President W C Brown of the New York Rural Railway and experts spoke at the Minnesota Bankers Association meeting on the high cost of living. He argued wages must rise with purchasing power, discussed gold production and its impact on prices, and proposed funding agricultural demonstration farms instead of battleships to lift farm prosperity within ten years.
Sunday services at 11 a.m. in Sugar's Theatre building with the subject Christian Science. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Reading room at the same address open 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays. Authorized Christian Science literature available for reading or purchase. All are welcome.
Catholic church summer schedule lists Sundays with mass at 6:30 and 9:30 followed by benediction, no evening service, weekdays masses at 6 and 6:30. Methodist Episcopal Church South shows Sunday services at 9:30 and 11:00 with Sunday school and church conference, 8:00 p.m. chorus worship, Monday stewards meeting, Wednesday prayer meeting and Sunday school cabinet, and Friday teachers' union gathering.
The Rev. William Mercer Green will officiate tomorrow at 7 am and 11 am at All Saints College Vicksburg with preaching at the second service. Mr. Carson goes to Vicksburg this evening to preach at Christchurch tomorrow. Next week he attends the archdeaconry convocation at Mansfield.
Sunday school at 9:20 a m preaching at 11:00 a m. Junior and Senior B Y P U at 7:15 p m evening service at 8:00 p m prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p m Pastor J U H Wharton leads the church.
Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m with preaching at 11 00 a m by Rev C H Carson of Ruston prayer meeting is Wednesday evening Visitors welcome to the church family
Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. with preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p.m led by Rev. A J Vallery in the Methodist Protestant Church.
Editor notes charbon is harming livestock in Calcasieu and Cameron parishes but asserts that losses can be prevented. He urges readers that no horse should die and promises practical remedies in forthcoming guidance.
Benjamin F. Brodt of Butler county, a preacher jailed for three years for deserting his family to go West and preach, was pardoned by Governor Harmon. Brodt said he believed the Lord would provide. his wife told the governor he now felt duty to support the family and preach. The pardon was granted and the couple celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last night at a local hotel.
Richmond Va June 25 Angelou Hamilton of Lynchburg was to die in the electric chair for the murder of Mrs Sallie Hicks of Lynchburg on June 11 1909. He was respited for one week by the governor for further examination of newly presented evidence in his favor.
Moses Haas of New York and Frederick A. Peckham of Cincinnati pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit misconduct in office in the cotton leak case in the agriculture department. A $6,000 fine for Haas and $5,000 for Peckham were paid. other indictments were nolle pressed.
Theodore Roosevelt met yesterday with James R. Garfield former interior secretary and Gifford Pinchot chief forester ousted by Taft. Oyster Bay residents watched closely as rumors spread that Roosevelt Pinchot and Garfield were forming a new national party. Governor Hughes may visit after Roosevelt’s Cambridge trip.
San Antonio reports Chief Carney of Louisville scoured woods for Joseph Wendling the suspect in Alma Kellner’s Louisville murder. He returned empty handed and headed to Mexico. A telegram asked Monterey police to watch for Wendling while Sheriff Lindsey notes a man answering the description was seen in March and April in local worklines.
Too late to classify. Beautiful new home at 110 Ouachita avenue with possession July 1. Apply 208 Ouachita avenue. Also wanted two or three dressed lumber graders at best wages from The Globe Lumber Company, Ltd. at Yellow Pine Louisiana. Rent available on furnished upstairs rooms for light housekeeping at 617 Wood Street. Ten dollars per month.
William Hamilton, who vanished from Pittsburg eight months ago and later became heir to a fortune, was found jailed at the house of correction in Chicago. Estate settlement stalled as searches and records traced his past, including a May 28 sentence for disordiny conduct. Mayor Busso may seek a pardon as Hamilton's health improved and he felt elated.
The notice notes a radical change in fortunes and identifies the subject as a brother in law of S. J. Dugan, an agent for the New York Central lines at Pittsburg.
Notes from major and minor leagues cover Love managing for Charlotte, St. Louis on the road woes, Calg ary’s Western Canada leadership, Ganzel’s Rochester ascent, Princeton surpassing Yale and Harvard, Tuckey winning games for Waterbury, Isbell’s Wichita atop the Western League, and Topeka’s Dick Cooley in pursuit. Also reported are O’Rourke's widow, Joe Kelley’s telegram to Pat Powers, a $25 fine and suspension, Buck Freeman’s home run record, Watertown’s heavy nine, and bids to bring Williams and Ferris back to St. Louis.
The article notes Bill Papke and Willie Lewis set for a New York bout this month. Ray Bronson boxed in Memphis recently with no corner man. Californian boxers head elsewhere, while Billy Nolan foresees Johnson in the Jeffries Johnson matchup. critics weigh in on the pugilistic scene.
Analysts pick Packey McFarland as the strongest challenger among lightweights to defeat Ad Wolgast for the championship, citing speed ring tactics and prior performance. If McFarland dominates early rounds, he could seize the title in a competitive matchup at stake.
In a fiery exchange Brother Rattaree-Nussah defends Bradder Lopp's wife, calling her attractive while Brother Pango-''Peahs questions her health and makes remarks about her condition. Local readers note the tension and social gossip surrounding the young woman.
Attorney General West and assistants propose four settlement terms in the Waters-Pierce Oil Company case in Enid Oklahoma. Propositions include penalties for territorial law violations, prohibition of price discrimination, allowance of sliding scale pricing, and restraints on forming trusts with competitors. The plan awaits company counsel review and a potential court filing.
A catalog of silent films including The Cheese Box comedy The Capture of the Guard drama A Child of the Sea drama On Time for Business comedy The Cigarette Maker of Seville drama and The Closed Door from Vitagraph.
The Way of the World is featured as a biography drama and Through the Darkness and Gallagher Edison are listed as drama offerings. The best of Saturday's pictures will be repeated for Sunday viewers.
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