Women and Social Events Highlight Monroe Week
The Monroe column lists club gatherings and visits including the Ladies of the Maccabees meeting at K P hall, a Halloween party for Junior Ep worth Tague, and fashioning notes from the West Side. Numerous residents travel to Shreveport and Natchitoches while others attend fairs and family visits.
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Thes Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Hive No
K. of P Hall
Epworth Tague
West Side
Young Matron’s Embroidery Club
Clarence Faitic
P. m
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
No Reason for It You Are Shown a Way Out
A local notice touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble with a testimonial from S J Lewis of Ashwood Ja. The piece also mentions a church meeting, fair lunch reports, a visiting committee for November, a new member Miss Aline Ford, and a request to return billiard cues for a fair tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Lewis
Ashwood
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
C. BE. Garretson
Ella Cook
J. C. Sadler
Aline Ford
Juanita Windes
Dee
E. S. Kilbourne
Chicago Land Show Urges State Support for Exhibit
Baton Rouge October 26 1912 In appointing a commission to conduct the United States Land Show in Chicago November 23 to December 8 the governor urges prompt liberal funding from Louisiana interests to counter any sensational flood reports and protect property values. A separate notice mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a cure for a boy's cold offered by dealers.
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Baton Rouge, la
State of
Louisiana
Chicago
J. W. Copeland
Dayton
Ohio
Chamberlain
Fifty Years for Frank D. Currier Leader and Legislator
Frank D. Currier, born October 30, 1855 in Canaan New Hampshire, receives a unanimous renomination for Congress by the First district Republicans. He has held multiple state offices including speaker of the House in 1899 and Senate president in 1887 before entering Congress for a sixth term. Other birthday mentions include Rt. Rev. Cortlandt Whitehead bishop of Pittsburgh 70, Sir William Mackenzie 63, Edward P. Ripley 67, Lord Desborough 57, and William A. Rodenberg 47.
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Frank DD. Currier
New Hampshire
Canaan
N. H
Currier
House of Representatives
Republican State Committee
State Senate
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Congress
Cortlandt Whitehead
Pittsburgh
William Mackenzie
Edward P. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Lord Desborough
William A. Rodenberg
Twenty-second
Illino
This Date in History Recap
Benjamin Lincoln named Secretary of War by Congress in 1781. Washington visits Portsmouth New Hampshire in 1789. Roscoe Conkling born 1829. Carter born 1854 and later U S senator from Montana. Buchanan proclamation on potential Nicaragua invasion. Rosecrans assumes Army of the Cumberland. Butler expedition against Ohio Indians. Catalan troops sail for South Africa. Chinese throne agrees to constitutional government.
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President Washington
Portsmouth
N. H
Roscoe Conkling
Thomas Tf. Carter
U. S
Montana
Scieto County
Ohio
Washington, D. C
TSS
Buchanan
Nicaragua
Rosecrans
South Africa
Quebec
National Assembly
Intervention May Come in Cuba
Washington reports Ha vana factions have pledged to abandon pre election mass meetings after clashes. Officials fear large scale trouble remains possible after election day next Friday if leaders do not change stance. A strict registration purge could favor the conservative Menocal party, risking further Zayista rioting. President Taft coordinates with State War and Navy to ensure speedy intervention if needed.
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Washington
Havana
Wondertake
Taft
War
Navy Departments
Cuba
White House Baby to Marry Soon
Boston reports indicate Esther Cleveland known as the White House baby may announce an engagement to Randolph D. West of New York, son of Princeton’s Prof. Andrew West. The couple, longtime friends, are sports enthusiasts and a coming out party is planned at the Cleveland farm Princeton New Jersey. In New York a three day conference on the mentally defective child opens with Dr P P Claxton presiding and features Gardner Bassett James Lough Mary Campbell and Crampton.
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Boston
Tamworth
N. H
Esther Cleveland
White House
Randolph D. West
New York
Andrew West
Princeton University
Clevelands
Wests
New Hampshire
Young West
Miss Cleveland
Cleveland
City of
Pp. P. Claxton
United States
Commissioner of Education
Gardner C. Bassett
Johns Hopkins University
James E. Lough
New
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Sorial Department
Mr. B. C. Dawkins
Tallulah
Marion List
Shreveport
E. Fudickar
T. C. Newton of
Bastrop
Ruston
Monroe
Camille Parker
Natchitoches
Lelia Dacernean
Louis Kraus
Dacernean
Mirnoun
Mrs. Winslow
Prank Porter
Breard Street
EL Oal Busses
Francesco Callman
Sunway
O. S. Borden
Joe Borden Buckingham
Eros
Marcus Kaliski
Bernstein of
Winnfield
J. W. MckKilliams
L. B. Ferguson
Katie May Hill
Roscoe
F. O. Hudson, Jr
Potts
Elvie Clark
K. A. McElroy
Mississippi
Mrs. Lonegrin
Pine Street
Ro O B. Sadler
State Board of Health
Oscar Dowling
Monroe Fair
EF. S. Kilbourne
Manning McGuire
Peyton Parker
Sarah Robinette
Lexington
Wm. Daniel
Clarksville
Texas
W. R. Mitchell
The
Gleaners
Young Ladies of the Church
Mary Alice Larche
Rose
I Cantille Marx
Alexandria
Mearning
Joe Merx
Bessie Sackman
Sadie Heinberg
Albert Marx
Messrs. T. Letbreth
Atolph Wolff
Samo Smith
Petite Elizabeth Prenkle
Mroo
Sig Marys
J. Heinberg
M. Frenkle
H. Rosenblum
Earl James Rosenblum
Temple
Sp.im
Hotel Bentley
H. D. Apger
Clyde Windes
Mildred Jarrell
Zola Youngs
Beth
Louise
Bessie Keller
Messrs
Francis Faulk
Ghas. Grayson
Wm. Colbert
Leon Apgar
C. V. Windes
Milford Weakks
Bessie Marie
Weaks
Josephine Grayson
Gracie Thompson
Martha Bennett
Durham
Methodist Workers
Zola Young
Louise-Anne Avenue
R. Downes
Henes
Mesdames C. E. Garretson
J. M. Brothers
W. G. Lawhead
Shaw, Wise
Misses Ella Cook
Annie May Grayson
Jarrell
Josephine Keller
Vivian Keller
Ladies of
K. C. Bennion
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