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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1896
Page
12
A garbled local snippet from St Martinsville’s Weekly Messenger mentions Christmas, editor Albert Bienvenue, and reflections on journalism quality. It references community concerns, a funeral note, and broader political musings about Cleveland and Congress control.
A fragmentary congressional debate argues over recognition decisions and executive authority. The speaker questions Senate and House roles, warns against partisan pressure, and contends only the executive may recognize a state as independent. The piece reflects 19th century partisan tensions over foreign policy powers and constitutional limits.
A fragmentary note references scientific inquiries and protests over educational and industrial developments. It mentions Professor Le Wy Shibbs and concerns about copper and precious metals, Louisiana Planter capacity, and potential rebel sentiments. The text cites 1805 era questions on policy and science with limited readable context.
A Weld revival led by Rev I M Morrill in Carterville Ga is hailed as glorious by Progress readers. The piece mocks holiness preaching and hints at political controversy over Cuba recognition, with editorials criticizing officials and urging reflection on national and state issues.
The Pardons Board, led by Governor, unanimously approves the release of Desforges, a New Orleans councilman, despite calls of corruption and moral outrage. The Sout h editor condemns politics and urges accountability, while voicing sympathy for the deceased editor and urging restraint. Public reaction and the political climate are highlighted.
Advice on attractive gift wrapping using white or colored paper, bright ribbons, and carefully chosen materials. Emphasizes neat presentation with violet and brown papers, ribbons, and thoughtful finishing touches to enhance the gift’s appeal and keep ribbon adornments usable after unwrapping.
A damaged OCR fragment describes horses, telephone connections, and a shop on Taxis Street opposite Coop Alex Watson. It mentions a practical horse trainer and a moose shoot to the city, with references to rain, shoving, and a decision on who will do it. The garbled text lacks clear names or dates.
Hicks Bros advertise multiple properties for sale near Charity Hospital and Sprague Street. Listings include a storehouse with plate glass fronts, a four room house on Alelendile, a two room house with eight lots on Edwards Street, and several lots on Murphy Street and Sprague Street. Also offered: a Texas Avenue Murphy Street fronting property and a Rogers subdivision parcel behind Judge Hicks home.
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