18 May 1910
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
1
A brief note shows strong support for the slogan Logical Point S at prospects with notable emphasis on its appeal and potential impact. The statement signals optimism about adoption and public reception among stakeholders.
Mayor Behrman arrives in Washington with maps and a strong case for New Orleans as the exposit ion center. He reports wide support across parties and the Mississippi Valley, notes a full page ad, and says Congress will decide the Expo site with May 20 hearings looming.
Frederick M. Kerby, the interior secretary’s stenographer, was discharged by Secretary Ballinger on May 16 1910 for unworthiness to remain in public service. The letter cites confidential information obtained and treacherous communications aimed at harming the administration. Continues on page 5.
Bangor Me May 18 A French inventor James Hope described a process to make a substitute for cotton from spruce pulp. Samples of yarn and woven cloth showed the fiber can be dyed bleached and finished like cotton with similar burning and boiling properties. Plans aim for wide manufacture in England and across Europe and Canada Russia forests.
A brief advertisement recommending Ho-Ya Tea appears, citing price points of 25 and 50 cents per can and listing the address 17-41 Liebreich Grove, with no additional details or context provided.
Representative Thomas of Caddo delivered a speech as the Senate today urged rejection of a federal income tax amendment. The debated measure and the postponement reflect legislative controversy over commissions and tax policy.
Calculations on Halley s comet released by the Amateur Astronomical Society of America. The tail is diminishing rapidly and Earth may pass through it this afternoon. Observers note no danger from the tail s passage, though it may be faintly visible tonight aside from moonlight.
Atlanta physicians unite for strict enforcement of city rules banning open garbage cans and immediate removal of manure to curb disease spread. They warn flies carry typhoid germs from filth to milk and humans, urging close monitoring of cans across lots.
New York May 18 Professor Harold Jacobs of Columbia University will not remain beside his telescope during the Earth comet tail contact late today and tonight He notes a brief interruption in his planned viewing due to the crucial alignment and weather contingencies.
Nashville, May 18. W. W. Masey known as The Cowboy Evangelist, who has preached on gambling in parks, was attacked by two men on his way home. They shot and cut him, but he beat them off, sending them fleeing. Masey, a Texas native, is a prominent figure in the gospel circuit.
The Y M C A board agreed to continue the association after a youth delegation proposed a two year run under an experienced secretary. Directors required the young men to raise 100 dollars per month, with half subscribed and the rest to be raised today. The group will form a separate organization to work with the board toward a future modern building.
New York May 18 The first survivors of Costa Rica earthquake that killed more than 1500 in Cartago arrived aboard the Prinz Joachim Dr Walpole Brewer described rescue work The ship personnel aided a relief train through a country filled with panicked refugees Cartago was a scene of death with only escaped individuals fleeing death none of the injured were Americans or Europeans found.
The report notes the risk that people in the adjacent house may fall ill if someone in the latter home contracts fever and spreads it. The warning underscores the proximity of illness and the need for precautions.
In Asheville North Carolina on May 18 the final settlement affirmed Vanderbilt University remains under the control of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
A local gathering chose and adjourned after electing grand officers for the ensuing year. Details on individual roles or names are not provided in the readable text. The session concluded with standard motions and closure.
The May annual session of the Knights of Pythias grand lodge in Lake Charles ended after lavish entertainment. B F Thompson of Alexandria was elected chancellor without opposition, A W Brown of New Orleans grand vice chancellor defeating Louis Bauer. Other officers were re-elected or chosen, with Baton Rouge set to host next year and New Orleans favored for the Panama Exposition site. The meeting highlighted finances and growth across the order, with Sister reports and floor contributions noted.
Chicago May 18 Delegates at the national socialist party congress clashed over immigration with a majority report urging exclusion of Chinese Japanese Koreans and Hindus while the minority report led by John Spargo urged breaking down race barriers The majority defended Stuttgart plank but excluded Asiatic races arguing their people lag behind modern development and hinder the working class progress
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