Judge Blackman Urges Moral Stand Against Jury Failures
The Rapides parish judge condemns jury laxity in homicide cases and calls for a strong public sentiment against crime. He warns that jurors perjure themselves and trials yield acquittals, urging churches schools and homes to build a crime resisting moral atmosphere. The piece cites The Daily States praise and notes broader calls for law enforcement.
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Judge Blackman
Rapides Parish
Louisiana
Blackman
Grand Jury
Lfe
Sire
Son
Gensi
Exbarley
Dig
Huntley & Palmer
The
Daily
Rapides
Mississippi River Reevaluation and Taft Tour Aims
A newspaper review notes calls to improve the Mississippi River for year round transportation. It mentions President Taft leading a river voyage with congressmen and governors to New Orleans to observe conditions and plan improvements.
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Taft
New Orleans
St. Louis
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Great River
Congress
St. S
Galveston Boxing Rivalry Sparks Racial Tension
The Crowley Signal quotes concerns that a white challenger facing a Black boxer may face defeat. The piece frames the match as a test of racial bias and sporting fairness in Galveston.
Election Day Looms Across Cities With Graft Focus
As voters prepare for next Tuesday elections in major cities the Philadelphia district attorney race pits D. C. Gibboney against James P. McNichol with reform themes. In San Francisco the graft prosecution is central as Francis J. Heney faces Charles M. Fickert for re election. Mayoral battles unfold in Cincinnati Boston Topeka and Washington with varied party dynamics and nonpartisan reform plans.
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Philadelphia
James P. McNichol
San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Louis Schwab
John Weld Peck
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Boston
Topeka
Washington
Congress
Francis W. Cushman
Republiceng
W. W. McCrace
Vancouver
Democrats
Ernest Lister
Takoma
Woman shoots husband in police cell after arrest
In Chicago on October 30 Mrs. Esther Levy shot through the bars of the Harrison Street Police Station cell room, fatally wounding her husband Abraham Levy a tailor two hours after securing his arrest for abandonment. A fourth child family context cited by Mrs Levy is noted.
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Chicago
Abraham Levy
Esther Levy
Harrison Street
Levy
Allen's Fever and Pain Powders Headache Relief Ad
Phoenix Drug Store promotes Allen's Fever and Pain Powders as relief for headache or neuralgia when other remedies fail. 1-tf
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Allen
Phoenix Drug Store
Monroe Fair Association Sets Plans for 1910 Big Fair
The Monroe Fair Association board met at the Union Bank building and unanimously approved preparations for a larger 1910 fair. They praised the 1909 event, thanked managers and contributors, and pledged aggressive canvassing for new stock, better grounds, and multiple North Louisiana fairs to attract more race horses and attractions.
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Monroe Fair Association
Union Bank and Trust Company
R. P. Webb
T. L. Hood
J. Lowe
H. D. Apgar
W. E. Allen
W. H
North
Louisiana
Fleming
The
Fair Association
Louis Kaplan Dead Is Monroe’s Noted Jewish Resident
Louis Kaplan age 38 died at his North Fourth Street home after a short illness. He was president and manager of Ouachita Furniture Co. and a major local property owner. Survived by wife Esther Kohn three children mother two brothers and one sister. Funeral Sunday at 10 from his residence with burial at Jewish Cemetery. Monroe Lodge No. 454 BPOE will attend.
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Louis Kaplan
Monroe
North Fourth Street
Kaplan
Ouachita Furniture Company, Limited
Mr. Kaplan
Chernobele
Russia
Chicago
Esther Kohn
Lizzie
Freddie
Sara Etta
S Am Kaplan
This City
Max Kaplan
Bastrop
Derriah Kusin
Heinberg
Monroe Lodge No
Faulk and Clark Offer Prime Seed Oats
Faulk and Clark advertise top quality seed oats for growers seeking strong yields. The notice highlights robust germination and early vigor with trusted sourcing from a regional seed supplier.
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Faulk and
Clark
Notable births and events on this date in history
This Date in History lists births and deaths of Maria Kauffmann Hubbard Winslow Roscoe Conkling Leon Gambetta and John A Andrew plus events such as the Cathedral dedication in Albany and the 1865 Arkansas reconstruction recognition. It notes 1904 Port Arthur assault and a 1897 memorial arch cornerstone and ends with property ads from Easterling and Gordon.
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Maria Angelica Kauffmann
Coire
Switzerland
Rome
Hubbard Winslow
Williston
Roscoe Conkling
Leon Gambetta
France
Cahors
Paris
Albany
N. Y
Arkansas
John A. Andrew
Massachusetts
Brooklyn
Gen. Sherman
Nashville
Port Arthur
Thomas Greenway
Manitoba
William Graham Sumner Birthday and Yale Biography
His forty ninth birthday notes William Graham Sumner professor of political and social science at Yale University born October 30 1840 Paterson New Jersey. He graduated from Yale in 1863.
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Oxford University
University of
Gottingen
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of the Redeemer
Morristown
N. J
Yale
Sumner
William Graham Sumner
Yale University
Paterson
Piles Cured At Home By New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind protruding Piles and me yur address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from you own locality if requested Immediate relief and permanent care assured Send new money but tell others of this offer Write today to Mrs M Summers Box P Sout Bend Ind
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M. Summers
Box P
Sout Bend
Ind
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Montoe News-Star
the News-Star Publishing
Crith
Faulk
MOD Mogs
SS. Saks
Monroe Bullet
Gulf
Roosevel
Noah
Crowley
Baptist Church
Steve
Galventon Coon
Virginia
Maryland
Husband
Wife of Tailor
Glen Pleming
Uriah Millsaps
F.P. Stubbs
Travis Oliver
H. U. Millsaps
Ass’t
State Depository
Bank & Trust Company
Cre
Quachita Patina! Bank
Monror
R. HB
Lournoy
Oliver
F. G. Hudson
Pras
J. S. Handy
Presistant
Guly National Bank
Easterling & Gordon
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