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24 Oct 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
Oct 24, 1910
Page
1
Catholic Mission Ends With Enthusiastic Farewell Sermon
Father Kennedy and Father Duffy of the Paulist Fathers were honored by a large St Matthew's Church audience marking the end of a two week mission. Kennedy defended Catholic infallibility, unity, and universality while praising the church's sacraments and social works, and thanked the News Star for its coverage and neighbors for their courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Kennedy
News-Star
Fathers Kennedy
Duffy
St. Matthew's
Father Duffy
Standard Would Throttle South Oil Supply in Steel Drums
A World Washington report says Standard Oil uses new Southern rail rule to crush independent rivals. It ships gasoline in steel drums to depots, then pumps to towns by tank wagons, while independents lack sufficient steel barrels and face higher barriers. The tactic targets the South east of the Mississippi and north of the Mason-Dixon line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason and Dixon
Standard Oil Company
South
Standard
Confedded Hes Games Lee Rhodus Expects Hangings
Lee Rhodus predicts he will be hanged for two murders as the trial proceeds and authorities press forward with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Rhodus
Fair Grounds Crowded as Displays Take Shape
Fair grounds bustle with preparations as exhibitors from multiple departments ready displays for the upcoming event. Organizers report strong public interest and anticipate a wide range of attractions and competitions.
Cosmopolitan Shows Open At Monroe Fair
Four couples eloped last night in St. Louis and LeeRhodus, the candy bandit, faces execution for two murders after confessing. At Monroe fairgrounds, hundreds of men erect tents and rides as Monroe and West Monroe host Day. districts plan flower parade and Farmers Day with free admission for children. Henry Jacobs and W G Thompson arrive with a Game and Fish exhibit. Flood Robinson and Angelina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lee Rhodus
Monroe Fair Association
Monroe
West Monroe
Henry Jacobs
The
State Game and Fish Commission
W. G. Thompson
Flood Robinson
Angelina
Navy Secretary Meyer Sees No Gulf Base Need
New Orleans Oct 24 Navy Secretary Meyer who inspected the naval station sails tonight to Pensacola Fla. He declined to discuss a congressional report but said there is no great need for a base here. He argued fortifications would be needed at the Panama Canal entrance if war comes and the Mississippi Valley likely faces no invasion threat. He favors Guantanamo Cuba as the Gulf base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Meyer
Navy
Naval Station
Pensacola
Florida
Congress
Panama Canal
Mississippi Valley
Guantanamo
Cuba
Gulf
Clerks' Union Says No New Developments Expected
New Orleans on October 24 reports Deputy Grand President Forrester stating no developments are anticipated today in the threatened sympathetic strike by clerks on all lines entering New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Forrester
Railway Clerks’ Union
Four Eloping Couples Reported by Mobile Police
Mobile Oct 24 Frank Hutchinson of Fruitdale Ala reports four underage couples eloped two weeks ago. Police were notified today with two couples missing from the group as investigators pursue details of a possible coordinated scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Frank Hutchinson
Fruitdale
Ala
Partici
Missing Balloon America II Search Reaches Canada
Edmund Stratton of the Aero Club of America is en route to Ottawa to lead the hunt for the missing balloon America II and its two occupants Allan Rhawley and Augustus Post. The craft is believed to have landed in a remote wilderness beyond Georgia Bay after leaving New York last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edmund Stratton
The
Aero Club of America
Ottawa
Canada
Allan Rhawley
Augustus Post
Georgia Bay
Balloon America II overflights Michigan town path westward
The balloon America II passed over Thomasville Michigan last Tuesday, with officials noting it appears to follow the Azurea and Helvesia. Locals believe the aeronauts landed somewhere west of Sudbury on the Canadian Pacific railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Thomasville
Michigan
St. Louis
Sudbury
Canadian Pacific
Crippen to Hang Nov. 8 in London Murder Case
London authorities set the execution date for Dr. Crippen at November 8 after the sheriff advanced the plea for death by hanging in the Belle Elmore murder case. The convicted physician faces the ultimate penalty for his wife's killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripen
London
Salt Water Well Gave People a Scare at Park
The salt water well at Forsythe Park stopped flowing yesterday morning causing concern as crowds gathered to verify the news. Mayor Forsythe capped the park well to check a possible link with the power plant, and by night the park flooded again with salt water and gas, with the flow remaining above normal today and residents feeling relieved yet excited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsythe
Monroe
Forsythe Park
Couple to wed as fair opens with furniture prize
White, resident near Judge Gundy's place, plans marriage on Saturday and will receive a furniture suit offered by L. R. Harris of the Cosmopolitan Shows. Fair officials should keep automobiles off the Trail once the fair opens tomorrow morning to prevent accidents seen yesterday afternoon as hundreds walk the Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Cotton Steady and Wheat Weak Across Markets
The Markets Today report notes New Orleans cotton steady, 12 to 15 points below Saturday's close. Chicago wheat is weak, 1 8 to 7 8 lower. Provisions show firmness, unchanged to ten cents higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Chicago
Cosmopolitan Show Band Performs at News-Star Office
The Cosmopolitan Show Band visited the News-Star office this morning playing Dixie and a couple of other tunes. The group is noted as top quality and tied to high class shows. Accompanying the band were Press Agent L. R. Harris and Manager H. Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
L. R. Harris
H. Snyder
Connecticut Population Climbs to 1 114 756 in 1900 Census
Washington reports Connecticut's population reached 1 114 756 on the 1900 census, rising by 206 336 since 1900, reflecting growth across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Connecticuts
Cotton States League Plans Meeting in Jackson Oct 29
Cotton States League directors will meet in Jackson Mississippi on Saturday October 29 at 10 a m in the Mississippi Bank Building. A representative from Monroe should attend to discuss Monroe re entering organized baseball. The eight club circuit may include Monroe Alexandria Baton Rouge Natchez Vicksburg Jackson Meridian and Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
A. C. Crowder
Cotton States League
Board of Trade
League
Jackson
Miss
Crowder
Mississippi Bank Building
Alexandria
Baton Rouge
Natchez
Vicksburg
Meridian
Greeneville
Death of Mr. C. E. Maroney’s horse in Dodson race
Mr C E Maroney’s fine young horse High Horse was killed in a Dodson race when another horse bolted toward the barn and fell, breaking its neck. The rider was badly injured. Maroney valued the horse at 500 dollars and had recently won a match race with Saunders’ horse at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Maroney
Dodson
Mr. Maroney
Vacaro Bros Report Bluefields Safe From Havana Cable
Vacaro Bros owners say the steamer Bluefields is safe in Havana with 29 souls aboard. The vessel left Celiba over a week ago and is expected to sail to New Orleans tomorrow, per a Havana cablegram from Peter Culotta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Vacaro Bros
Bluefields
Havana
Peter Culotta
New Or
Celiba
Tank steamer Oklahoma sails south after distress report
Newport Oct 24 The tank steamer Oklahoma thought in distress last night is far down the southern coast en route to Port Arthur this morning and reported all well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Oklahoma
Port Arthur
Philadelphia Team Wins Fifth World Title in Series
The Philadelphia squad clinched the world championship by winning the fifth and final game of the series, securing their fifth title in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Clinches World Title in Five Game Series
Philadelphia claims the world baseball championship by winning four of five decisive games in Chicago. Coombs stars with three victories while Chicago’s Brown shines, but the Philadelphia club secures the pennant amid a record attendance and high prize money totaling over 79 thousand dollars for players. Connie Mack praised his team as "grand boys" as they celebrate a historic series victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mack
Coombs
Philadelphia Club
Chicago Nationals
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
National Commission
Connie Mack
Cornelius McGilicuddy
McGillicuddy
Brown
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Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Catholic Church
Church of Christ
Big Trust
World From Washington
Mississippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clerk
Mer
Peturn
Gonton State League Meeting
Pres. Crowder
Office
Bluefield
Champions
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