Maine Headed Burial Today
A brief notice reports the burial today in Maine of an individual identified by initials Nies Progsed. No further details on age or obituary context are provided in the fragment.
23 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1912
Page
1
A brief notice reports the burial today in Maine of an individual identified by initials Nies Progsed. No further details on age or obituary context are provided in the fragment.
The last of the Maine battle dead, sixty four sailors, were laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery with full honors in Washington. President Taft suspended government business by executive order as cabinet members and top military and naval officers attended, and Congress adjourned with flags at half mast.
In New Orleans on March 23 a neighbor and the attending physician testified. They described Elise Crawford as having threatened to commit suicide on several occasions, statements offered by the defense in the trial of Annie Crawford for the alleged murder. Dr. FE. P. Low provided expert testimony.
Unsettled conditions bring occasional rains tonight and into Sunday. Forecast notes grey skies and chances of showers, with no frost or heavy storms expected. Local conditions may vary by area as onshore flow continues.
The largest German celebration in San Francisco marks the laying of the cornerstone for the new German House. The ceremony features the Pacific Saengerbund chorus and speeches by Governor Johnson Consul General Bopp and Herrmann of the German-American League of California.
Don Walker detective was shot to death by an unknown assailant at the Vowell home near Rural Hill Louisville Mass. The buckshot loaded through an open window on the public road left no trace of the killer. Walker had been living in the area with Swinton Permenter’s circle, linked to the Miss Janie Sharpe murder case.
Dollar Day on a rainy morning drew shoppers as Monroe merchants offered attractive values. Readers praised the News-Star for the ads, with prizes announced for Dollar Day contests won by Monroe Hardware Monroe Stationery Kaliski & Lowe The Palace and others. Winners named include Mrs J Bishop Johnson and Mrs W C Church.
Hillsville Va March 23 Rumor spread that the Allen gang, discouraged by Ed wards capture, offered to surrender if allowed to plead guilty to second degree murder. A relative allegedly made the proposal to Detective Baldwin of Roanoke but was declined. Sidna Edwards and his brother faced charges after a courthouse shooting incident at their uncle the minister Garland. Floyd aided their arrest.
A terse note indicates an offer made and surrender terms set forth, suggesting negotiations or settlement actions. No further context or details are provided in the fragmented text.
Railroad presidents and steel manufacturers met for the third time to discuss preventing rail breakage. A six member sub committee will draft final recommendations, with both sides agreeing improvements are needed and will be pursued. Names of the six officials to be announced later.
The Louisiana Railroad Commission asks shippers and receivers to submit data for the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on Western Classification No. 51. Protests target rate increases, with actions from Shreveport Chamber of Commerce and Kensington citizens. Monroe Progressive League seeks 12 cent sugar and 17 cent carload rates, plus reductions on coffee, rice, molasses.
The witness testified Elise showed no morphine symptoms during cross examination by District Attorney Adams. A neighbor Mrs Dunn stated Elise told her she was tired of life and threatened.
Six inmates at the Huron County Infirmary in Norwalk Ohio died from asphyxiation after a gas leak. Seven others were overcome as the victims slept in the same dormitory room in the men's facility.
A cablegram from Rev. Harry S. Martin reports that Christians in China will enjoy liberty under the new republic. Native pastors from Pekin met President Yuan Shi Kai, who pledged worship freedom and sent a representative to convey his message. Yuan noted Christian missions faced former difficulties and said a precedent for religious liberty has been established.
General Henry H. Bingham longtime congressman from Pennsylvania died today in Philadelphia at age 71. He served in the first district and was a prominent Republican figure. His death leaves a vacancy to be filled by his party and district.
Bridgeport residents prepare to celebrate gospel hymn writer Fanny Crosby on her 92nd birthday. Crosby born Francis Jane Crosby Van Alstyne has been blind since infancy and published more than 3,094 hymns. She married Alexander Van Alstyne in 1858, who died a decade later.
In Meno city on March 23, about three hundred Rebels clashed with Federal troops for two hours near Scalon. The Insurrectos retreated north toward Jiminez burning bridges and crops. Rebels suffered eighteen dead. Federal losses were three wounded. Generals Salazan and Emilio Capma led the Rebels. Colonel Galvan commanded the Federals.
The Edmonton Land Show opened today and will run through the week featuring agricultural and other Edmonton district products. Early indications point to large attendance of prospective settlers and visitors from eastern Canada and the United States.
On Charter Day at the University of California Berkeley March 23 the new Doe Library was dedicated. President Wheeler presided and Dr. Herbert Putnam Librarian of Congress delivered the principal address.
Juarez Mexico March 23 The winter racing season at the Juarez track ends tomorrow after 102 racing days The meeting overall satisfied the association and horse owners though not as successful as two years ago The results were generally positive for participants and organizers
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