Louisiana Legislature to Declare Governor Cander Seventy
The Louisiana Legislature plans to declare Governor Cander seventy next Tuesday. The announcement indicates a formal ceremonial action by the state body.
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30 Jun 1910
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
1
Fierce Primary Fight Signals Shifts in Louisiana Politics
The article outlines looming primary battles as Jared Young Sanders eyes a U S Senate seat with Paul M. Lambremont poised to become Governor upon the current governor's exit. It notes possible alliances around Foster and Sanders and reports Mayor Behrman meeting Governor in Baton Rouge amid a shifting political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Jared Young Sanders
United States Senate
Paul M. Lambremont
Thomas C. Barret
Shreveport
Senate
Bilbo Spoke in The Open Air at Hickory Miss
State Senator Bilbo addressed about 150 people in the open air after public hall and schoolhouse refusals. Hon S A Witherspoon followed with remarks urging voters not to re elect A M Byrd to Congress citing Byrd’s links to a secret Jackson caucus. Varda man supporters reportedly held a secret caucus to nominate a county ticket for next year’s elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Miss
Bilbo
S. A. Witherspoon
Senate
A. M. Byrd
Congress
Mayor backs Dupre in governorship race report
A report states the Mayor avoided backing a Senator but would support Garland Dupre for Governor. Henriques and other city delegates canvassed the Governor who reportedly declined to go on record while signaling caution. Friends of Speaker Dupre claim backing may be forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henriques
Sanders
Garland Dupre
Staris
Dupre
Haas and Furlow in Hallway Brawl Fracas
Baton Rouge June 30. After a bitter floor denunciation Haas and Furlow fought in the House hallway as mutual enemies intervened. Haas struck Furlow three times prompting guards and legislators to separate them. The House then denied Haas floor privileges.
Sanders Set to Win Next Tuesday Morning
The wording indicates a strong pledge and expectation that Senator Sanders will win after the upcoming Tuesday morning, signaling a clear political forecast or pledge regarding the election result.
Governor Sanders poised to succeed McEnery as senator
Baton Rouge reports a broad promise of support for Governor Sanders as successor to the late Senator McEnery. The balance suggests no Senate contest, though minor opposition from Ransdell and Broussard may appear as compliments or political sentiment. Sanders faced a choice between completing his term and avoiding a vacancy during the Exposition crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEnery
Funeral of Samuel D P McEnery Held Today
The funeral for the late Sena Tor Samuel D P McEnery was held this morning. The service occurred in the city with local officials in attendance.
Funeral of Senator McEnery Draws Thousands in New Orleans
Thousands filled streets and the McEnery home as his funeral was held in New Orleans. Father Beaver led rites at St Mary Street before the casket was moved to Metairie Cemetery. A Congressional delegation from Louisiana and guests from Alabama Oregon and other states attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Samuel Douglas McEnery
St. Mary Street
Louisiana
Congress
Custom House
Father Beaver
Jesuits Church
Metairie
Dage
Arms Loeffler
Senate
Johnson
Alabama
Chamberlain
Oregon
Watkins and
Wickliffe
Watkins
Gilmore
Broussard
Mexico
Orleans observes funeral hour as city closes stores
This morning all leading businesses in Orleans closed from 10 30 to 11 o clock while bells tolled. Court adjourned during the hour and sheriff and clerk offices were closed. Flag on the government building flew at half mast. In West Monroe all businesses and factories also closed for Senator McEnery's funeral hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Cty
Court House
West Monroe
Senator McEnery
Notables to Meet at Beverly Mass June 20
Colonel Roosevelt will meet President Taft this afternoon at Beverly Massachusetts instead of Burgess Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Nahant, Mass
Roosevelt
Taft
Burgess Point
Hudnall's Orchestra to Play Park Dances Tuesdays and Fridays
Music notes announce Hudnall's Orchestra will perform dancing nights at the Park on Tuesdays and Fridays with music described as better than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Hudnall’s
Loper Trial Postponed Again Over Missing Witnesses
The preliminary hearing for Dr. T. W. Loper and Mrs. Pearl Dunn on charges of administering poison to C. E. Dunn was continued by Judge F. X. Ransdell due to the absence of a treating physician and a yard man. State attorney A. B. Snyder and defense lawyers were present as Dunn testified about the alleged poisoning and the sequence of events. The delay also awaits a poison analysis report from State Chemist A. L. Metz in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Lopez
Englewood
Tallulah
A. L. Metz
New Orleans
Senator Daniel Passes Away After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Lynchburg June 30 John W Daniel senior United States Senator from Virginia and longtime favorite son died at the Lynchburg sanitarium at 10:35 p m from a cerebral hemorrhage near the brain causing paralysis. His illness began with a stroke in Philadelphia last October and he had limited public appearances since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
John W. Daniel
United States
Virginia
Florida
Philadelphia
Congress
Waugh
Bailey Lambremont feud resurfaces after McEnery death
Baton Rouge June 30 The sudden death of Senator McEnery opens political maneuvering as Jim Bailey runs for Congress to succeed Pujo. If Bailey loses, he may face Lambremont who is expected to seek a second term as governor. Friends fear renewed feud could cloud the next state campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Sanders
Franklin
Louisiana
Senator Sanders
Senator Foster
Baton Rouge
Senator McEnery
Bailey- Lambremont
Bailey
Lambremont
Funeral service held for Senator Samuel D McEnery in New
In memory of Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery a funeral was held in New with family and mourners paying respects. Local clergy led prayers and reflecting speakers highlighted his public service and long career.
Remedy for High Cost of Living by William C. Brown
William C. Brown president of the New York Central Railroad argues in the Independent that boosting land use and agriculture is the remedy for high living costs. He notes poor farm yields versus European outputs and urges expanding farming to feed a growing population. He cites wheat yields and urges action in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William C. Brown
New York Central Railroad
The
Independent
Mr. Brown
England
Germany
Netherlands
France
Keeps Body of Son Five Years Keeps Body of Son Five Years
A Mississippi fisher, A F Free, has kept his dead son with the family for five years. While camping above Greenville he embalmed the boy and built a catalpa coffin boat to transport toward Alabama. Circumstances prevented burial and the body remained aboard during river travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Mss
A. F. Free
Mississippi River
Alabama
Free
Catalpa
Local Medical Partnership Formed in Calhoun
The undersigned form a partnership for the general practice of medicine and surgery and offer their best care. Office located at Calhoun. B. L. Hodge and D. Hodge, Calhoun, La., June 27, 1910. 27-61
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Nebraska Town Wiped Off Map
A dispatch from Wymore Nebraska reports that St. Joseph was nearly wiped off the map by a morning fire. The blaze caused losses over a quarter of a million dollars with no deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Neb
Wymore, Neb
Senate and House At Work Delegation Heads to Baton Rouge
A large delegation travels from Baton Rouge to attend a funeral for Henry. The Assembly and Senate members left the capital to pay respects to the late figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House AT Work
Delegations Travel for McEnery Funeral Amid Senate Busy Day
Delegations from both houses of the General Assembly state officials and Baton Rouge residents left on the early morning train for New Orleans to attend the funeral of late U S Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery. The Senate clears its calendar of minor appropriation bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Baton Rouge
General Assembly
New Orleans
United States
Samuel Douglas McEnery
Monroe and Lake Charles Exempted in City Bill Debate
A Baton Rouge telegraph reports on a June 29 session where Mr. Smith proposed a commission form bill for municipalities. Amendments sought to exempt Monroe Baton Rouge and Lake Charles with a 7 500 population threshold were debated. Furlow and Locke timely struck out Monroe and Lake Charles respectively. The final passage retained exemptions for New Orleans Monroe Baton Rouge and Lake Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Daily States
Baton Rouge
Smith
Monroe
Lake Charles
Furlow
Mr. Locke
Johnson
A. A. Forsythe
Kaliski
Jack Parker
General Assembly
Roberts
Atkinson
John P. Parker
Locke
Strike Breaker Shot Near Ferriday
Robert Jackson a strike-breaker was shot in the thigh Tuesday night near Ferriday while heading to the round-house. He fired back when followed by unseen assailants. the wound was treated locally and he will be sent to St Louis company hospital. The Ferriday strike has been ongoing for over a month with recent arrivals from Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferriday
Ma.y
Robert Jackson
Jackson
St. Louis
Hospitll
Little Rock
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Louisiana Legislature
Tin Behrman
Boost Garland Dupre
Gov. Sanders
Murphy J. Foster
Behrman
Register of Voters
the Legis
Haas
Haag
House
Ouachita
Ike Haag
Moise
Leopold
Haa
Shattuck
Ryan
Governor Lamb
Rot
Ing
Volun
Tarily
Sena
TOR Samuel Dpd
Washington
Ued
Daniel
the Lambremont
Bailey-Lambremont
Jim” Bailey
New
Land
Able
B. L. Hodge
D. Hodge
Nebraska
TON Rouge
Enery Funeral
Voring
Monster
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