18 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1910
Page
1
A Catholic mission hears Father Kennedy deliver what observers call the finest sermon on the divinity of Ghrii. The address centers on faith, miracles, and the role of Ghrii in local devotion, drawing a large crowd and widespread reactions.
A Monroe Catholic mission featuring Fathers Kennedy and Duffy draws a large crowd. Kennedy’s sermons on temperance and the divinity of Christ impress listeners, who also debate why Catholics refrain from non Catholic services while others attend Catholic rites.
The Irish prelate Cardinal Logue, after farewell remarks in New York, warned Americans to stem the divorce evil and guard against mixed marriages. He said women will win suffrage in England, but the home should be the focus for women’s influence, and he cautioned that public life should not monopolize a woman’s role. He noted admiration for American kindness and commented on Roosevelt’s Catholic presidency forecast.
A fragment discusses Jesus Christ and debates whether he was merely a man or divine. It contrasts views that Jesus was a great man with Christian doctrine affirming his deity, the eternal Word made flesh, and his influence on martyrs and believers across history.
Wellman and Grew were rescued after abandoning their airship as members of the crew were saved from the steamer. The incident involves rescue operations and subsequent pickup of the men by a steamship.
Wireless from Captain Dowd of the Trent reports the Royal Mail steamer picked up Walter Wellman and the America crew at 5 am after abandoning the airship. Rescue occurred at latitude 35.43 and longitude 68.18.
The entire business section of St Augustine is flooded as sea water rushes in and winds and waves continue to rise. No loss of life reported at this time.
The entire Florida peninsula south of a line from Tampa to St. Augustine has been without all communication since 6 PM yesterday as winds reached 70 to 90 miles per hour. Property loss appears heavy, with only brief dispatches indicating the extent. Continued on page 8.
The Monroe Fair grounds prepare for the Greater Monroe Fair opening next Tuesday the 25th. Race horse activity surges with 150 stalls planned including 26 extra ones by Mayor Forsythe. Wagon loads of horses arrive from Hot Springs and beyond as officials promise readiness for the big week. Mr and Mrs T A Regan of West Monroe welcome a bouncing baby boy.
Philadelphia secured another victory in the championship series as a large crowd watched the decisive second game.
The second game of the World Championship series at Philadelphia on Oct 18 featured Chicago against Philadelphia. Batteries announced as Philadelphia Coombs and Thomas, Chicago Brown and Kling. Chicago led 1 0 after the first, then 6 2 in the third, and 6 1 in the fifth. Philadelphia chased with 6 runs in the seventh as Ritchie pitched for Chicago Cubs, final score 9 to 3.
The Monroe Fair organizers urge residents with spare rooms to inform the secretary Col. E W Anderson. As crowds grow hotel capacity will be strained, and well furnished lodging plus hearty meals will influence visitors to return. Local hosts are asked to offer comfortable beds and meals to all who attend.
In Chicago the Cubs beat Philadelphia in a 3 8 4 line score with runs across the ninth. Coombs struck out five while Brown fanned six. The third game of the series will be played in Chicago on Thursday.
Yesterday in Philadelphia Ot 18 the American League champions defeated the Chicago National League club 4 to 1 before about 380000 fans. Chippewa pitcher Charles Albert Bender and third baseman Frank Baker starred for the Phillies as they built a lead after the third inning and held off the Cubs. Manager Chance directed the visitors but Philadelphia gained the early advantage and prevailed overall.
Assistant General Passenger Agent Dan Jacobs wrote Secretary Anderson about Iron Mountain's Monroe Fair promotion. The railway distributed thousands of two color 10 by 24 inch circulars from Alexandria to Little Rock and along branch lines, highlighting free attractions. Supt Able defended the railroad, noting strong support and advertising efforts for the Monroe Fair.
The News-Star criticizes Monroe speeders after multiple near misses on Jackson street. It cites an eight mile per hour limit and required horn signaling, noting several motorists ignore the rule and endanger pedestrians, bicyclists, and others, urging uniform enforcement.
Tickets for the Al G Field Greater Minstrels open Friday night on sale Wednesday at 9 AM. Not held after 6 PM on day of performance. Note the requirement. Tickets for the Cat and the Fiddle go on sale Thursday morning. E A Greenblatt manager Sugar Opera House.
Mr J E Hanna has been confined at home for several days due to illness but is showing signs of improvement.
Two serious accidents were narrowly avoided Monday afternoon on the Auto DRS 100 course as drivers suffered mishaps in rapid succession. Officials are reviewing footage to determine causes and potential safety measures.
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