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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1894
Page
13
Train movements in Shreveport show schedule details with arrivals and departures. The report notes passage times and service flow for passengers and freight, reflecting the era’s rail operations and city impact on transit.
Dark rumors circulate about Mr C E Reichle's Market Street saloon, alleging activities by thieves and shady transactions. Citizens urge action as Chief Rogers and Mayor Vinson face pushback. local horse traders and other sources link the saloon to unrest. Public notices urge renewal and caution, while ads tout Plantation Chill cures.
There have been carried from my office the Acta of 1888 Voorhees Re vind Lawes and the Times City Directory. If found among your Liberries please notify, so I can call for them and avoid unnecessary delivery. C D Ther.
A troubled special notice discusses tax progress and public reform, urging support for local businesses including Prank Letwich’s restaurant at Market Street. It praises the Barrel and Stave Factory, mentions the Spyder Wagon Factory, and calls for encouraging barrel and stave trades to boost employment. Also references Plantation Chill Care, local merchants, and holiday excursions, with vague sale and timing details and a reward offer for locating a missing horse.
Mrs. G. Newsome died last Monday at her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Foster home after a long illness. She was noted for deep Cornelian piety and steadfast Christian life. Sympathy is extended to her husband and family. The notice also advertises local products and services.
The narrative recounts the fatal confrontation during an attempt to arrest Jack Johnson, detailing an exchange with Constable Alexander and Justice West Shepherd. Johnson, intoxicated and violent, attacked with a knife. Alexander fired, killing Johnson. Proceedings later discharged both officers. public opinion largely viewed the killing as justified though Alexander regretted it.
The famous house offers best in the city with a varied menu including celery and fine delicacies. A la carte meals available, breakfast 7 to 9, lunch and dinner hours stated, with from 12 to 8 for dinner and supper from 6 to 7:30. Proprietor A. Toomna announces address 26 Texan Street.
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