Sig Victory For Democrats In Congress
Eugene Foss of Boston was elected yesterday as a member of Congress marking a Democratic victory.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
1
Foss Wins in Massachusetts Defeating Longtime Republican
Boston Democrat Eugene N. Foss defeated Brockton Republican William Buchanan in the Fourteenth district, a feat spoken of as a political miracle. Foss carried 14 980 votes to 9 340, flipping a GOP stronghold and signaling a national impact amidst tariff bill controversy. Foss is brother to Illinois Representative Foss.
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Brockton
Mass
Massachusetts
Old Colony
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Canada
William C. Vovering
William Buchanan
Baté
William L. Dougals
Foss
Congress
Illinois
Democrats See Eugene Foss Victory Reflect Local Issues
Washington on March 23 reports Democrats view Eugene Foss as a Democratic House win for the next session, while Republicans argue Foss’ victory stemmed from local issues and lacks national significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene Ass
House of Representatives
Pinchot Aboard to Meet Roosevelt in Europe
Washington reports Pinchot, deposed U S chief forester, sails four days aboard the President Grant toward Naples to join Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt expected to reach Naples soon. Pinchot’s goal is to brief Roosevelt on Ballinger Pinchot dispute with possible direct information from primary actors. Senator Root part of the investigating committee amid diplomacy and cable rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Taft
Forester
United States
President Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
Probaly
Naples
Mr. Pinchot
Hamburg
Roosevelt
Sammons
Ballinger-Pinchot
Senator Root
Roosevelt Cab
Cable Theory Sparks Pinchot Link Rumor
Mention of a possible cable to Pinchot tied to a subject discussed with Mr. Roosevelt. Senator Root refused to comment and no other sources could confirm the matter. If true it might suggest a motive behind the alleged cable.
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Inet
Mr. Roosevelt
Senator Root
Pinchot
Senator McEnery Protests Tariff Accord On Cotton Seed Oil
Senator McEnery met with the State Department to oppose settling the France tariff accord on anything but the minimum duty for cotton seed oil. Officials fear no change will occur as negotiations stretch and the March 31 deadline nears. Knox cautions against reopening talks to avoid broader disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator McEnery
State Department
France
Knox
Pine Bluff High School principal commits suicide at home
Principal R. T. Benton of Pine Bluff High School died by gunshot at 7:20 AM in his East Twelfth Avenue home. The 38 caliber revolver was found beside him. motive unclear, with possible ties to his mother’s recent death. Survived by wife and two children.
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Prof. Benton
Mt. Sterling
Pine Bluff High School
Benton
Allie Lee Fox
Fred Fox
Pine Bluff
Lenton
General Bell Injured in Ten Alley Road Collision
A big machine collided with a trolley car on Tenallytown Road injuring General Bell. Mrs Slocum died in the ambulance. The case is closely connected to Mrs Russell Sage.
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Tenallytown Road
Slocum
Russell Sage
Washington Toll: Bell Injured Slocum Wife Killed In Collision
Major General J. Franklin Bell was seriously injured and Mrs. Herbert J. Slocum was killed early today when their automobile collided with a trolley on the Tenallytown road near Washington. Slocum’s husband is a New York Army post officer. Bell was treated at Fort Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Franklin Bell
Army
Herbert J. Slocum
Slocum
Seventh Cavalry
Tenallytown Road
Post Hospital
Close finishes highlight first day at Daytona Speed Carnival
Daytona Beach plan saw tight finishes in three events with nine cars in a blanket finish for the ten mile handicap and a neck and neck finish in the ten mile Southern championship. Oldfield driving the Knox won the twenty mile stock car race by a length and a half over Pope Hartford. A timing wire fault halted two world championship races at one and five miles, postponing them.
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Daytona
Fla
Oldfield
Knox
Pope Hartford
I Parents Found Guilty in Not Seeking Medical Aid
In La Junta Colorado Judge BE W McDaniel rules Mr and Mrs Messenger guilty of neglect for not calling a physician after three children died from illness. The decision signals a likely appeal with Christian Science supporters seeking a higher court ruling on the religion's stance on medical treatment for children. Gray Montgomery of the church says Messenger was not a Christian Scientist, but the surviving children were treated by Christian Science methods.
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la Junta
Colo
BE. W. McDaniel
Otero
Messenger
McDaniel
B. D. Messenger
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Eddy
Gray Montgomery
Christian Science Church
Christian Science
Martha
Mabel
Arthur
Colorado
Fatal Automobile Crash Near Washington Claims Mio Ologum
A fatal early hour automobile accident near Washington claims Mio Ologum as the lone casualty. Police report indicates a single-vehicle crash with no other persons injured. Investigations are underway to determine the cause.
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Washington
Democratic votes did it
A compact political item notes that Democratic votes swung outcomes, with a terse line implying a decisive result. The piece uses period-voiced syntax and a vivid image, reflecting campaign impact and partisan dynamics.
Boxing Fights Set for Pittsburg and Oakland
Fights scheduled for the date include Stanley Ketchel versus Frank Klaus in a 10 round bout at Pittsburg and Cyclone Johnny Thompson opposing Charles Norvall in a 10 round match at Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Ketchel
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Cyclone Johnny’ Thompson
Charles Norvall
Oakland
Girls Duel Over Sweetheart Sparks Local Outrage
In Pine Bluff the Jefferson County Grand Jury hearing in March hears Judge A B Grace condemn concealed weapons and gaming law violations urging thorough investigations. In Knoxville a church duel ends in fatal wounds as Rosa Cowan dies and Nellie Taylor is mortally injured. Felix Kimbrough provoked the fight and remains jailed with Webber and Jordan.
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Pine Bluff
Jefferson County
Grand Jury
Jefferson Circuit
A. B. Grace
Grace
England
Arkansas
Knoxville
Tenn
Rosa Cowan
Nellie Taylor
Kingston
Felix Kimbrough
Judge denounces armed citizens and gambling in state
The speaker deplored armed citizens as disgraceful and urged reform. He said a man can shoot in the back, claim self defense, and be acquitted. He condemned pistol toters and noted county officers ignore gambling, licensing gaming in Pine Bluff, Little Rock, and other cities, calling gamblers a societal menace.
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Grace
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Insurgent Democrats Unite Against Cannon and Privilege
A discourse lauds insurgent Democrats and independent Republicans who, opposing entrenched privilege, formed a coalition to challenge Cannon. It asserts the insurgent stand, credits the Democratic ranks for the upheaval, and calls for unity among true Democrats and Republicans to pursue political action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Party
Demrats
Taft Joins Dinner Urging Republican Party Clean Up
President Taft attends a New York Republican dinner praising Herbert Parsons and urging a thorough house cleaning in Albany amid thin honesty concerns in party ranks. Parsons condemns corruption while Barnard acts as toastmaster and six hundred committee members attend.
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New York
Herbert Parson
Republican Committee
New York County
Roosevelt
Albany
Otto T. Barnard
New York City
Parsons
Charter Day Address At University Of California
Berkeley March 23 UC held Charter Day with a principal address by Dr Henry S Pritchett president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The annual celebration showcased the university’s traditions and scholarly achievements.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Monroe Fair Directors Meet with Full Attendance
Monroe fair organizers convened with full attendance as the board begins work amid high enthusiasm. Directors outline initial tasks and set plans for upcoming events and community involvement.
Monroe Fair Board Approves Special Feature Plans for Negro Day
The Monroe Fair Association board met at Union Bank last night and revised the premium list while approving a week of special days. Nelson Barringer leads a drive to secure subscriptions as plans include Monroe day, children day, a flower parade, parade of nations, drummers and baby show, and negro day with a possible Booker T. Washington address. Barringer attends Louisiana Mississippi fair conference in Jackson to coordinate a circuit of larger fairs and racing across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Fair Association
Union Bank and Trust Company
Monroe
Booker T. Washington
Victor Barringer
R. FP. Webb
Theo Marx
Wesley Saunders
Louisiana
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Barringer
Shreveport
Hyams and Mc Intyre Rehearse New Musical Comedy
John Hyams and Miss Lelia Mc Intyre began rehearsals last week for a new musical comedy in which they will star under the management of W J Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hyams
Lelia McIntyre
W. J Block
Settlement Reached in Western Railroad Firemen Dispute
Chicago March 23 All questions in dispute between 27000 firemen on Western railroads and managers will be amicably settled through a compromise aided by U S Commissioner of Labor Neill The agreement covers seniority representation and wage arbitration under Erdman act with mediation efforts having stalled before the 24 hour ultimatum was issued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Commissioner of Labor
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Erdman
Neill
Washington
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Cannon
John Temple Graves
Joe Cannon
Champ Clark
Burleson
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Christian
Lone
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Trealousy
MR. Paerso
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Herbert Parsons
Monroe Fair
Western Railroad
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