Week in Louisiana News Notes and Local Events
Colorad Woman burned to death at Alexandria Sugar Mill running day and night. Natchitoches Grand Tournament preparations for November 14 and 15. Fatal accident at New Iberia as 14 year old Lucius Segura dies after horse accident. Negro execution at Winnsboro. Grimble Jr. hanged after failed neck break. Alexandria Fair preparations and anticipated exhibits from St. Louis Pine Bluff and Little Rock venues.
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Lucius
Francois Segura
Winnsnoro
Gus Grimble, Jr
Alexandria Fair
Alaxandria
Wm. Welch
St. Louis
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Little Rock
Welch
Pine Bluff Fair
Foren Patents in Japan Clarifies Foreign Patent Rules
The Japanese patent bureau recently ruled that no foreign patent with prior registration in another country can be registered in Japan. This casts doubt on protection claimed by American and other foreign inventors under treaties and suggests patents can be pirated in Japan.
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Japan
Japanese Patent Bureau
Make Home Happy Doorway to Church and State
Dr Talmage warns that domestic life forms the foundation of society and church. He stresses that harmony at home depends on shared faith, mutual forbearance, and active partnership. He condemns modern attacks on marriage and urges couples to include God, hold prayers, and practice sincere apologies to preserve domestic bliss.
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Republe
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Roeking
George Washington
United States
Mary Washington
George
Chrysostom
Elrelos
Princeton
Andover
John Weasley
Calvin
Scotland
Guthrie
The Throne of Wilted Flowers in a Love Tale
A dramatic tale unfolds with a clerk earning a thousand dollars a year who marries and shares daily life with love. A celestial throne of sparkling blooms appears, Christlike love is shown, and the couple's lifelong journey ends in eternal union as they follow love to heavenly mansions.
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Love
Jim
New Jersey Girl Plans 100 Foot American Flag for White House
Miss Josephine Mulford of Madison plans to sew the largest American flag ever made, 100 feet long with a 40 by 40 foot blue field and 45 stars two feet five inches wide. Each star will bear the state and admission date, arranged by order of statehood, to raise funds for her mortgage by selling subscriptions.
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Josephine Mulford
Madison
N. J
White House
East
Frank R. Stockton
New York Herald
Washington
Meon South Wales Railwaye
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