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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
The Monroe News Star lists publication house information, staff roles, and historical subscription terms. It shows owners J W Smith and C E Faulk as president and secretary treasurer, notes June 1 1909 as entry date, and lists annual, semiannual, and carrier rates.
The News-Star condemns Thomas E. Furlow for insulting Monroe citizens amid Smith bill disputes. It contrasts petitions against Monroe’s inclusion with petitions from business leaders and taxpayers, urging accurate representation of voters’ views.
A strong critique targets Mr Furlow for attacking a petition of 453 citizens from diverse professions. The writers accuse him of misrepresentation and contempt for constituents who supported him as a candidate, and tell him his usefulness has ended.
A pithy maxim on reacting to hostility, suggesting kindness changes behavior and softens opposition over time. The quote implies moral action can alter adversarial dynamics, turning negativity into cooperation.
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin observation on why boys run away during summer, noting it often stems from a longing for independence and wild life rather than cruelty, and that persistent runaways may require different handling than first-time cases.
The Chicago Tribune criticizes Guthrie residents for peltng a young woman who cheered Oklahoma City's victory. The piece laments mob spirit in a state proud of reforms and progress while lacking culture and good sportsmanship. It questions how Europe will view American civility and hints at broader state identity.
A collage of wit from Baltimore American Houston Post New York Sun Philadelphia Public Ledger Birmingham Age-Herald and Purple Cow. Jokes touch on science romance advertising manners and social habits with sharp one liners and quick retorts.
The Monroe Messenger Service states it will receive the fight reports directly from ring side despite Western Union not handling the event for individuals. The Jul 4 schedule places the main bout between 2 and 3 pm western time, about 5 pm Monroe time, with preliminaries at 4 pm and doors opening at 3:30 pm at the Sugar Opera House.
Trade with 29 41 T M Parker Company for prompt service. The message highlights fast delivery as a selling point and invites customers to choose their offerings.
Thomas Benjamin Doolittle born June 30 1839 in Woodbury Connecticut. He worked as a brass manufacturer in Bridgeport and invented barbed wire related devices. He originated the buffer platform and coupler and helped develop the first telephone switchboard call bell and hard drawn copper wire enabling long distance service. He received the Edward Longstreth medal and Dartmouth honorary degrees.
The T. M. Parker Company advertises Acco Teas as the celebrated brand. The copy highlights the taste as a selling point and invites readers to try Acco Tea at 29-41.
In Newark on June 0 the Court of Chancery heard arguments in a multi year suit against the Prudential Insurance Company. The case asks whether a surplus of 16 million dollars should belong to stockholders or to policy holders.
The Chautauqua Assembly began its thirty seventh annual season in Chautauqua New York with Bishop Vincent delivering the opening address before a large crowd. The event runs through August twenty eighth and features lectures by Ernest Thompson Seton Herbert L Bridgman Dr J Wilbur Chapman Rev Dr Charles F Aked Mrs Philip Snowden and Sir William and Lady Ramsey along with an elaborate pageant on exploration of the Chautauqua Lake region by La Salle Celoron and others.
A local classified notice from T. M. Parker Company invites readers to phone for fruit jars jar tops and jar rubbers. The advertisement emphasizes available canning supplies and direct contact.
The announcement declares T. H. McGregor of Richland parish as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Fifth District, subject to primary action.
Shreveport resident Judge A. D. Land files for re election as Associate Justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court, running under Democratic party action.
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