National Mass Meeting To Be Held In Baltimore
A national mass meeting is announced to take place in Baltimore. The notice emphasizes a Love Feast event connected with the Democrat party and invites broader participation.
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28 Nov 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
Nov 28, 1910
Page
1
Jackson Day Selected For Democratic Unity Feast
Baltimore moves to gather national Democrats for a Jackson day celebration of victory. Invitations go to current and future Congress members and party leaders to attend a mass meeting and banquet aimed at unity with no platform or resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Mack
Clark
Baltimore
Democratic
House
Senate
Crothers
Maryland
Democrats
Health Train at Tallulah Saturday
Dr G W Gaines welcomed Dr Dowling and civic leaders as the Health Train visited Tallulah Louisiana on November 26. The program included a lecture at the opera house on sanitation and cooperation between health boards and women’s leagues, plus talks by Dr Carey on the hookworm commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health
Tallulah
G. W. Gaines
State Board of Health
Dowling
W. F. Carey
Hookworm Commission
Sidney D. Porter
Louisiana
Delhi
New Orleans
Lee
Governor again declines Senate position
The governor persists in declining acceptance of the United States Senate seat. No new nomination is forthcoming. The administration emphasizes adherence to constitutional prerogatives and a desire to focus on state duties rather than federal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Improvement Everywhere Cleanups Across Restaurants and Stalls
Local efforts expand as restaurants bakeries meat stalls and markets join coordinated cleanliness drive. City officials praise widespread participation and emphasize ongoing sanitation improvements to protect shoppers and workers.
Governor Sanders Declines Senate Seat Reasons Given
Governor Sanders explains his refusal to accept the United States Senate nomination. He cites personal and political considerations, stating he sees no clear mandate or support for his candidacy and notes limited time to serve if confirmed. The house remains divided over the nomination.
Sanitarians Inspect City Food Establishments in Baton Rouge
Governor's message and senatorial notes accompany a noon session as inspectors led by W C Thomas surveyed food venues. Reports cite cleanups at Empire Restaurant Bohemia Cafe and several meat stalls, with Mounger's and Rayner's Cafe improvements and screens ordered where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemia Cafe
M. D. Swayze
Herman Brown
H. H. Herman
Tony Long
Miss Emily Butt Leads Prison Reform Campaign in Mississippi
Miss Emily Butt of Jackson High School launches a reform drive for state prisons. She vows to pledge legislators who back moral and healthy prisons, citing experiences with juvenile convicts and visits to reform schools. Key speakers include Senator McDowell, Potter, Hebron, Mayor Crowder, and General Frank Johnston. civic groups will assist as meetings expand statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Emily Butt
Jackson High School
Routzahn
Miss Butt
Mississippi
The
George Junior Republic
McDowell
Potter and
Hebron
Crowder
Frank Johnston
King’s Daughters
Farm Hand Arrested in Arson Case Over Jealous Love
Sioux Falls, S D Nov 28 Charles Bagunda farmhand on H H Hanson Edmunds county farm arrested on arson charge. He allegedly burned barns and granaries toPressure Hanson into divorce so he could win Mrs Hanson. He followed the couple from a dance then pursued the wife by letters and appeal. State Fire Marshal Graft had investigated the infatuation. Mrs Hanson feared for her life and kept silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Bagunda
Bagunola
Graft
Sioux Falls
City boards report wide cleaning at market and eateries
Boxes and ash boxes cleaned, screens installed at Market House and several restaurants. Mary Davis and New Wall labeled dirty. orders issued to clean. Fidelity Bottling Works and Monroe Bakery praised for cleanliness. saccharine found at Monroe Bottling. Powers ordered to discard. Iron Mountain venues improving with planned screens. inspections noted at various establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Yuen Lee
Fidelity Bottling
Monroe Bakery
Monroe Bottling Works
Powers
Iron Mountain
FE. L. Williams
Alexander's Meat Market
Ouachita Valley Bottling Works
Monroe Hotel
Judge Thornton Will Be Elected in Special Session
Baton Rouge November 28 Four men convicted on peonage charges were sent to prison Kentucky stands. Legislators arriving this morning express confidence in Judge Thornton's election by a large majority. The campaign of 1912 will not be opened at this special session. Both branches of the General Assembly convened at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Baton Rouge
Senate
Owens
Kentucky
Thornton
Sanders
General Assembly
Supreme Court Upholds Peonage Convictions in Alabama
Washington November 28 The sentence of imprisonment was imposed on W S Harlan Robert Gallagher C C Hiflen and S E Huggins of Alabama for peonage and conspiracy charges. The U S Supreme Court allowed the verdicts to stand today. These are the first convictions under the federal crusade against peonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. $. Harlan
Robert Gallagher
C. C. Hiflen
S. E. Huggins
Alabama
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky Gerrymander Stands in Court Ruling
Washington November 28 The United States Court dismissed for lack of jurisdiction an appeal challenging the Kentucky gerrymander for congressional districts. The decision leaves in place the disputed districting plan as a legal matter unresolved at federal level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Washington
Congress
United States Court
Markets Today Cotton Wheat and Provisions Report
New Orleans on Nov 28 reports cotton futures firm with 2 to 4 points down. Chicago on Nov 28 shows wheat weak from 3 to 8 lower to 1 8 higher, while provisions gain 2 1 2 to 7 1 2 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Chicago
Proposed Imperial Exhibition in London 1915
A movement has started to hold a large imperial exhibition in London in 1915 to show what the British Empire can manufacture and produce. The plan ties to the next celebrating conference and the Prince of Wales Magna Carta jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Democrats Propose Reorg to Change Face of Snake Hole
A reform plan from Democratic leaders aims to overhaul the party structure and its public presentation. The move targets the party image, seeking a more modern and inclusive approach while addressing internal divisions and fundraising methods.
Congress Chairs Lose Big Office Privileges After March
Republican committee chairmen face moving day from luxury Capitol suites to distant quarters as Democrats win equal seats. The shift to a new office building, connected by an underground passage nicknamed the snake hole, will separate chairmen from clerks and force many to hire new secretaries. The exodus affects leaders like Cannon and Clark, with many former chairmen facing unemployment or new roles while committee attaches must adapt to reduced status and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
M. C
Joe’ Cannon
Congressional Library
Champ Clark
Cannon
Clark
Uncle Joe
James
Tawney
Committee On
Appropriations
Minnesota
John A. Hull
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson Day
Governor Crothers
Norman E. Mack
National Democratic Committee
Missouri
Smith
DR. W. Gaines
Civic League
Tion
W. ©. Thomas
House of Representatives
United States Senate
T. P. Thompson
W. C. Thomas
Empire
Dea
A. H. Bernhardt
Mounger’s
Perfort
Iowa
Wow
Sioux Falls, S. D
Charles Bagunda
H. H. Hanson
Hanson Farm
Sam Dana
Joe Larosa
Iron Mountain Bakery
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