The Progress lauds The Industrialist staff and issue
The Industrialist THE PROGRESS welcomes The Industrialist Ro to its office describing a monthly journal from Industrial Institute with No 2 volume 1. It praises reading matter and God speed. Staff includes Editor Miss P B Sherwood and associates C W Mullin Miss P B Price Kate Holstead H B Warren C L McBride. Business managers are Miss Lillian Tells and W E Bush. Sixteen pages and a 25 cent annual subscription.
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Industrial Institute
P. B. Sherwood
Hypatian
C. W. Mullin
Lomax
P. B. Price
Brutal punishment alleges cruel abuse in New Orleans
An evening paper cites alleged brutality during a parish escape attempt. A young man with a broken ankle was recaptured and forced to walk on the injury for hours while carrying sand, beaten by the official described as a fiend. The piece laments potential impunity for the offender and questions city governance.
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New Orleans
Condolence for Mary Elizabeth Miller’s death
The ProGruss extends condolence to Mr and Mrs John M Stacy on the death of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Miller at Curie in the 61st year of age. A devout Christian, she faced the voyage home unafraid: May her son and daughter meet her in the Better Land.
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John M. Stacy
Mary Elizabeth Miller
Curie
Christ
Credit for Doster's stance on union vote urged
A reader urges recognizing Mr. Doster for refusing the union during the Constitutional Gau discussion, arguing the Progress is right to proceed if the gentleman acts from patriotic or unselfish motives.
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Doster
Answered Prayer Amid Yellow Fever Fears at Mission
In amid yellow fever worries hundreds prayed daily that the disease would pass the mission. Though cases arose nearby and the hall hosted city crowds nightly, no sickness appeared within the walls. Also notes promote Cathar Belt holiday travel tickets, Frank Serwich catering, and dining parlor hours.
Roof Painter Promises Timely Repairs on Leaking Roofts
W B Weaver, a roof painter of 619 Butler Street, writes that he will stay a few days longer to fix any leaks before leaving. He urges readers to inspect their roofs and contact him to ensure air comfort and dry interiors.
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W.B. Weaver
Butler Street
Street Vendors Promote Low Prices At Local Jeweler
In Shreveport the jeweler at 622 Marlet street advertises dramatically reduced prices for days to lure customers. The ad guarantees satisfaction and offers a trial period amid a display of jewelry and crafted wares.
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Erie Bey
Sh Veport
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