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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1897

Page

22

Wrecks, visits, and rumors from Shreveport era Texas street

The article notes new brick buildings by Meyer Scott and Slattery on Texas street, a surprise visit by Mrs Nellie K Battle, the Thatcher Institute starting September 6, and ongoing civic issues. It reports a wreck after an open switch on the WH E W T railroad, two fire alarms at Hotel de Arlington and Mrs Van Loans residence, and Mayor McKellar advancing the Edwards street culvert plan. It mentions water mains improvements by HH H Youree, a fire trucks response, a local visitor Mr T J Tidwall, weather and crop notes, the Columbia Gatineuse Company, paving progress, a Klondike scoop, and the Jordan Street church preaching. It also covers a robbery attempt on Mr J D Worrell near Texas and Pacific, his wound, and calls for patrols and parish protection.

Hotel de Arlington Common Street Texas J.D. Worrell Kay Lee Mr. Johnson Texas & Pacific Railroad Mr. Worrell

Cotton Belt Sale Promotes Buffalo Trip for Baycampment

The Cotton Belt Route announces a national Baycampment event in Buffalo New York. Round trip tickets will be sold from Shreveport at 70 rate with sale dates August 20th and return by August Hist 1897.

Buffalo N.Y. Au Shreveport

De. William F Warren Leader In Boston University

One of America's most unique personalities is De William F Warren president of Boston University. His brother Money W Warren is a Methodist Episcopal bishop. Warren guided the school from a small academy to a renowned institution and influenced many Epworth Leaguers through his sermons and leadership. His 1807 bacchanalette in Zion's Herald Tusca titled Art Thou a Hum an Being should be read carefully. His impact on life and thought is lasting and deep.

William CG. Warren America William F. Warren Boston University Money W. Warren Methodist Episcopal Church Warren Pike Jta Lavor Epworth Dr. Warren Wall Zion's Herald Tusca

Confcience and Danger in Pregnancy and Courage

Confronts danger as inevitable even with precautions. Fear in pregnancy is not cowardice but result of experience and timidity. Insensibility is not courage but misjudgment. Proposes trusting God, filling the mind with His presence, and believing He protects until the work is done.

Paul Apostle

Cheerful Hope Amid Suffering and Faith

The text reflects on happiness and perseverance, arguing that cheerful trust in God lightens personal sorrow and inspires others. It emphasizes joy in the Lord amid pain, cautioning against frivolity and urging a steadfast, hopeful spirit rooted in faith.

Nis Aufferinga

Too Big to Work and Too Small to Live

Fragmentary text hints at a slogan or quotation about size and labor. Names and clear context are unreadable. no definite event or entities emerge to anchor a full card.

Auman Dytierur

Also Mentioned on This Page

Messrs. Meyer, Scott and Slattery Texas Street Nellie K. Battle New Orleans Thatcher Institute HH. H. Youree Hbe T. J. Tidwall Rossier Paris Relay Columbia Qatigrese Company Bleakair Progress Onion Earnest H. W. May Jordan Street Church Johnson's K. O Mike Goode Canton Duncan M.g A.D. Battle Agai Nelson Worrell Milam Street Gummer & Rowe Fe Sunda Rites Ity Amelontani Syainoessay Tine Trnes -DuMocRat Sui Grcrante South the Times-Democrat Ana Bats
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