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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1896
Page
12
Hon W J Bryan addresses audience in Chicago outlining reform goals and political principles. He urges direct democracy, anti-railroad influence, and fiscal restraint while praising populist ideals and national unity amid economic tension.
A fragmentary political manifesto argues humble citizens defend liberty against error. It extols individuals as atomic yet eternal, contrasts workers from various sectors with financiers, and warns that destroying farms would doom cities. The text rails against fiat ideas and urges defense of the gold standard.
Washington dispatch notes widespread talk on bimetallic policy with open discussion across parties. Officials indicate education of the masses on the money issue may influence ballots, with opinions split on electors and fusion plans, while candidates Marston and others drill into silver advocates.
A fragmented political note extols democracy and truth while railing at opponents. It touts the speaker’s belief in government by the people and references strong campaigning rhetoric. The text shifts to a local sales pitch for menswear and ready-made clothing.
Break Down Prices T want to clear out anyway and if you will hurry up and come to see me while I feel as I do now, I would as soon give you half my attire as not. Give me a trial anyway, BEN HOLZMAN. The people are with Mayor McKellar in his a tree, paying project, but they wal ti keep within Seer to jist on Texas ave Iped brash.
A dated 1896 dispatch reports a bid by London backed silver advocates to influence public opinion across Britain and the United States. It details plans to form a cross party International Line to promote silver remonetization and curb British monetary policy influence, naming key figures and urging district committees to spread the message nationwide.
Citizens celebrate city paving efforts as four thoroughfares are planned to improve travel and commerce. The mood reflects a long dream of progress for Shreveport and its supporters.
Fragmentary OCR text depicts heated political rhetoric praising American principles and leadership against foreign enemies. It mentions Bryan, Sewal, and General Geigy in a tumultuous, mythic defense of nation and industry, with references to apparel and public sentiment.
A fragmented notice describes Jordan and Booth efforts on Wark Tow street including 23 new crossings, 10 repairs, 1 new culvert, new bridges, and six repairs. It mentions the mayor’s department, general street improvements, and some uncertain future plans amid garbled text and stray phrases.
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