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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1909
Page
1
Prince Ito Assassination Shocks Japan and Korea
News from Tokio reports Prince Ito Hirobumi, famed Japanese statesman and author of the Imperial constitution, assassinated by a Korean in Harbin. Three companions wounded. killer says act aimed to avenge his country. Ito, 68, had long guided Japan’s constitutional rise and once toured England in 1863 despite death penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ito
Harbin
Korea
New Japan
Occidentals
Japan
England
Prince Hirobumi Ito
Privy Council of
Tokio
Manchuria
M. Kakovsoff
Russia
M. Kokovsoff
China
Duel in Rural School Ends in Death and Wounding
In a Sleeper area country school near Muskogee Oklahoma Barri caded in a crowd of children Jack Willis a young Cherokee Indian fought with officers. He was killed and Constable Tuck Ketcher fatally wounded after resisting arrest and firing on the officers. Constable Wilson then shot Willis dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Sleeper
Jack Willis
Tuck Ketcher
Willis
Ketcher
Wilson
How the Ice Prust Works
New York on October 25 Deputy United States Attorney General Osborne detailed the American Ice Company’s alleged monopoly tactics. He read a list of independent businesses bought by I O Blake, once a branch manager, noting dealers with assets as modest as a horse and wagon. Penalties for independent operation within New York ranged from 2000 to 15000 dollars under signed agreements. Names Morse and Sprague, tied to the case, appeared in testimony regarding value received and related schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
iTune
American Ice Company
United States
Osborne
I. O. Blake
Charles W. Morse
Augustus B. Sprague
Regular venire taken up this morning
UaaI against were taken up in a regular venire this morning as jurors reported for duty. The courtroom proceedings focused on selecting a panel to hear the upcoming case.
Prominent Attorneys Engage in Bard Fought Case
In a notable legal clash, leading attorneys have been drawn into the Bard fought case, signaling high stakes and careful courtroom strategy as both sides prepare motions and briefs. The dispute centers on claims of intellectual property and authorial rights involving the Bard name.
Jury selection in Webb murder trial delayed by large venire
The Webb murder case in which W J Webb is charged with fatally shooting Sedley L Bracey on July 9 began in district court but faced a missing State witnesses list. Judge Madison ordered 50 talesmen from the parish excluding wards 3 5 and 10, with proceedings adjourned to tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Strozier
Madison
Parker
F. M. Odom
Allan Scholars
Stubbs
Russell
Theus
Taft's Mississippi River Reception Bounces Across Towns
President Taft's river voyage opened with fanfare as the flotilla neared Cape Girardeau and Cairo. Bonfires lit the riverbanks while crowds gathered early to hear the President aboard the Oleander. The procession continued toward Hickman and Memphis with officials, delegates, and cheering citizens in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau
Oleander
Mississippi
St. Paul
Quincy
Alton
Savannah
G. W
Hill and Chester
Mississippi River
Cairo
Hickman
Memphis
Traveling Auditor Smith Probing the Tensas Lever Board
Auditor Smith travels to the Tensas Lever Board to investigate affairs and probe for irregularities. The report notes ongoing inquiries into board actions and potential governance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Fowler challenges Aldrich on central bank in open letter
Elizabeth New Jersey October 26 Congressman Charles N Fowler former banking committee chair writes to Senator Nelson Aldrich urging a joint public debate on central banking. He argues a central bank would fail to reform finance and threaten American republican banking while proposing debates in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monetary Commission
Europe
United States
Nashville Quiet Day There Were No Beer Arrests
In Nashville Tennessee on October 25 officers reported all beer and ginger venues closed tightly. The day saw only one arrest for drunkenness, reflecting a calm citywide observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Steel Trust Moves To Control Coke Worker Drinking
United States Steel plans a 10 million dollar project to gain possession of nine Fay ette county breweries and curb beer sales to coke workers. The effort, run via Pittsburg Brewing Co, aims to regulate when and where workers drink to boost output and reduce ruined coke due to drunkenness after paydays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Fayette County
Pittsburg Brewing Company
Steel Corporation
Lane Receives Taft With Thundering Welcome
Taft movement figures report a warm, enthusiastic reception for Ma Taft Lane during a public greeting. Crowds gathered, chants rose, and supporters proclaimed strong backing as Lane spoke on policy and future plans.
Limberger Cheese Claims Cancer Cure and Leprosy Treatment
Denver chemist Philip Schuch Jr announces after eleven years of research that limberger cheese is a cure for cancer and a treatment for leprosy. The method uses lime milk wash and a limberger glycerine salve to apply to tumors, with contention over whether the cheese kills germs or merely frightens the cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Philip Schuch, Jr
Schuch
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Itor
Archie M. Smith
Tensas Board
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Lester
Hemler
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