10 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1910
Page
1
A terse note argues that the state loses nothing by allowing dual accounts and suggests professors weigh both sides. The line emphasizes that policy should not be harmed by parallel viewpoints or multiple representations in accounting debates.
Natchitoches La Oct 10 President Aswell head of the State Normal School publishes his full reply to Auditor Smith. He defends lack of formal books citing pocket records and asserts institute funds totaling 8101 056 02 were kept in a designated account. He explains use of a Ruston Bank account for personal expenditures and argues no state money was lost. He contends many office expenses had no receipts but were properly accounted via memoranda for stamps telephone telegraph and janitor costs.
A cholera case appeared in steerage on the Moltke, quarantined in New York. Giovanni Valciglia of Naples, 32, is critically ill at Swinburne Island while Rudolph Solditz, a coal trimmer, remains a suspected case surviving after a week at Swinburne. The Moltke carried 319 cabin and about 1000 steerage passengers. Suffolk Island, Hoffman Island, and quarantine measures are in use.
Rome reports fifteen new cholera cases in the last twenty four hours with two in Bari two in Caserta and eleven in Naples province. Two deaths occurred in Caserta.
Lisbon police have taken drastic steps to curb outlawry as part of a broad crackdown. Officers announced intensified patrols and surveillance to deter criminal activity across the city, aiming to restore public safety and confidence.
Judge Magan, once Secretary of State of Louisiana under McEnery, is mentioned in historic notes. The item highlights his past role and contemporary reference, connecting legal history to current notices. The record preserves key names and positions from the state's political timeline.
Situation 15 serious fifty miners trapped as rescuers work in Starkville and other locales. Provisional Portuguese government imposes police measures to curb mob violence against religious establishments amid revolutionary upheaval. Wheat and cotton market notes from Chicago and New Orleans punctuate the day. Trial updates advance in the Permenter case with rebuttal witnesses continuing in Natchez and Louisville.
This year 150 hunting licenses have been issued reflecting weaker demand than last year. A dry spell reduced interest, but wildlife like plentiful squirrels in some areas and incoming ducks hint at a surge in demand once cool weather returns.
Eugene Ely, lone entrant in the Chicago New York air line flight, started a record test at Hawthorne but stayed aloft twelve minutes covering eleven miles before a clogged carburetor forced a landing. A new wheel was fitted after a rock collision as darkness neared. Ely planned a fresh start at 6 am to reach South Bend, weather permitting.
Ex Confederates of Kentucky vote to keep the Confederate Veterans Association alive as long as a single veteran remains. Funds would be held by the group and then given to the last living member to honor fallen comrades, amid debate on dissolving and distributing treasury. Mayors and judges supported the plan to persevere and celebrate the survivor's memory.
The Wisconsin Lumber Company of Chicago started a hardwood mill in Huttig Arkansas with a 100000 foot daily capacity. It will produce lumber car and wagon stock and related parts. The 166 by 260 foot plant is fireproofed and will employ over 100 workers, boosting Union county development.
Washington shows intraparty friction as Insurgent Republicans in Kansas target Regulars led by Milley and Lloyd. They allege Speaker Cannon will wreck the party for thirty six years, citing past comments favoring Democrats and the taft era rift. Victor Murdock era loyalty and local GOP tensions frame the dispute as property sales ad text closes the item.
Paulist Fathers Kennedy and Duffy opened a two week lecture course at St. Matthew’s Catholic church offering sessions for Catholics and non Catholics. Duffy spoke on Preparation by Penance and Kennedy on The Purpose and Object of Life with sessions nightly through Oct 23 including topics on temperance confession and the Mass.
A Catholic mission attracted a large turnout at St Mathews Church, with both services drawing sizable congregations and a strong sense of community participation. The event highlighted renewed parish engagement and continued religious outreach in the area.
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