22 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1910
Page
1
A sermon on this subject was delivered last night by Father Kennedy. The talk explored confessional themes and reflected on penitence, faith, and moral guidance presented in a Catholic context.
Father Kennedy argued that forgiveness of sins is central to Catholic teaching and the confessional provides consolation and peace. He contrasted Catholic belief with Protestant objections and explained the priestly power to remit or retain sins as grounded in scripture.
Washington Oct 22 The week ahead features busy campaigns in key states New York New Jersey and Ohio with two weeks to election Roosevelt plans upstate stump speeches possibly one in New York City and a birthday next Thursday The Interstate Commerce Commission meets in Chicago Tuesday to resume Western trunk line tariff investigations Standard Oil Indiana faces a 30 million plus potential fines in Jackson Tennessee Monday A large YMCA convention begins in Toronto with 2000 delegates from the US and Canada Foreign affairs cover Portugal France England and Germany expected to figure prominently
A report notes abandonment of hope in Stramer Bluefields with twenty eight persons given up for Lest in a terse local record.
Chicago wins the fourth game of the world championship today in a competitive match. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text but the outcome indicates Chicago secured victory in this stage of the event.
News from New Orleans to Chicago details multiple ships wrecked or damaged by a recent hurricane off Cuban and Florida coasts. Vessels include Bluefields with bananas valued at 14000 dollars, Enterprise on a reef, Times ashore in Muriel Bay, and Harry K Fooks sinking with four survivors. a heavy lumber debris sweep floods the Gulf while crew losses occur.
The Monroe and West Monroe areas plan to close shops from noon to 5 p m on opening day. A flower parade at 1 p m Wednesday will be staged at the fairgrounds only. Vic tor C Barringer led grounds preparations while H Snyder of Cosmopolitan Shows praises the fairgrounds. Hillsdale Poultry Farm brings sixty five varieties of fowl to North Louisiana for the event.
Dr Hawley H Crippen was found guilty today of murdering his wife Belle Elmore and was sentenced to death. Prosecutor Richard Muir argued the defense relied on kindness while the body recovered from Crippen's cellar proved his guilt. Chief Justice Alverstone called Crippen a liar and immoral, noting the jury conviction after thirty minutes.
Weather shadows baseball talks at hotels and eateries as Philadelphia fans fret postponements while Chicago backers view yesterday's delay as luck. Athletics lead with 25 runs on 86 hits and .856 team batting, Chicago trails with 9 runs and .189 average. Nationals fielding at .891 to Americans .950, with team rosters shifting from ten to eighteen players. Also, Jew ish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society’s labor bureau reports three years aiding Jewish immigrants to work on farms and become independent farmers.
A stockholders and creditors conference at Bank of Monroe aims to settle depositor claims early next week. Receivers were appointed, with W L Young and R H Ward in charge and bonds set at 50000. Banks hold about 70000 secured by collateral. Officials and directors press to pay depositors and creditors while solvent. A Mohawk? No. Industrial Workers open Duluth HQ for labor outreach.
Three day Bastrop agricultural and livestock fair closes with high praise from promoters and participants. J M Parker and T J Shelton of A L G railroad offer free transport of the entire agricultural exhibit to the Monroe Fair, boosting prospects for next week. Local leaders Capt C C Davenport and public spirited citizens led the effort, with rich displays of crops, hay, hogs, cattle, poultry, and farm products at the court square facilities.
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