Shreveport Journal fragment with notices and quotes
Fragmented item from Shreveport publication mentions subscription prices at one dollar per year and sixty cents for six months. It references Caddo Parish Farmers Alliance, consular comment by Consul General Lee as the greatest American living, and remarks on silence and wisdom. Also notes Hanna not to be prosecuted and a hypothetical ending if pursued.
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Ieee
Caddo Parish
Farmers ‘Alliance
Yeront, LA
Peervaty
Shift Toward Bipartisan Appeal in Bienville Parish Election
The most acceptable opponent is usually liked by both sides. Judge Boone’s Bienville Parish election reflects a calm, rule guided contest, signaling a broader bipartisan vibe and disciplined governance in the race.
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Boone
Bienville Parish
Newspaper ethics blur lines between candor and sensationalism
A remark on how many papers struggle to balance honest reporting with attention grabbing sensationalism, risking blurred distinctions between factual candor and provocative framing.
All That Glitters Does Not Shine in Silence
An aging proverb is belligerently examined for truth and folly. The piece mocks the notion that silence is always golden while noting appearances can deceive. It frames talking as necessary to reveal hidden qualities.
Vote by Hon J Boatner Signals State Campaign Implications
The remark ponders whether Hon J Boatner's vote hints at broader momentum for the upcoming state campaign. Analysts suggest the choice could reflect shifting political currents beyond a mere temporary compliment.
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J Boatner
Mant as ugly as the pro garbial mud fence remark
A humorous remark notes that a man may be as ugly as a muddy fence and still pose willingly for his photograph, asking who has heard of someone refusing to sit or stand for a picture.
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Jpla
Controversial Claim Sparks Senate Duty Debate
An enthusiastic admirer argues Richard Croker should live and run in the U.S. Senate, urging him to succeed O Platt. The piece challenges moral judgments on Croker and other public figures, noting press and politics condemnations cast on many leaders.
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Richard Croker
O. Platt
United States ‘Senate
Auil Politicsl Spponente
Degrave
Court Favoritism Toward Trusts Criticized in Text
The passage argues that judges repeatedly rule for trusts and monopolies, backed by organized wealth, while opposing parties and the common people suffer. It notes a seeming lack of coincidence in courts’ universal stance and portrays consternation over systemic bias.
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Amd
Aurts
Captain Dreyfus on Trial and Exile Resume
The press continues coverage of Captain Dreyfus amid uncertainty over his status as martyr or hypocrite. He remains exiled on a solitary island while prosecutions reportedly burden the Banek government with heavy costs.
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Dreyfus
Banek
Lincoln quote echoes in politics and power
The piece notes the attribution of the saying You can fool all the people some of the time to Abraham Lincoln. It observes that while the full phrase may be debated, some politicians manage to fool enough people continually to stay in office and steer public affairs.
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Abraham Lincoln
Final vote on silver bond payment resolution passes
Senator Tel fers resolution to pay principal and interest of government bonds in silver is approved 47 to 32 with McEnery voting aye and Caffery nay. The paper ponders Caffery's stance against popular interests, noting the state’s puzzling political questions.
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Telfers
Senator McEnery
Senator Caffery
Silver Burial Stirs Senate as Tellers Resolution Passes
The gold bugs push for silver burial of debt and publish their memorials. Senator Tellers introduces a silver bonds and interest payment plan. The measure shows life in the corpse of debased finance, prompting great patriots to rally until the resolution passes the Senate by a solid majority.
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Gold-Bugs
America
Silver
Senate
Progress differs with Advocate on Senator Gormatt and Tul
The Progress agrees with the Baton Rouge Advocate that Senator Gormatt is a big mean but disagrees in comparing him with Senator Tul. It recalls Tul as a big man, yet his conduct in the last national campaign when his party needed him showed HUM was not a great man, and Gormant likened Mill and Cheough to a single gold standard in that period.
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Baton Rouge
Gormatt
Tul
HUM
Gormen
Fim Beeves
Gormad
Cheough
Political jab at Bryan sparks party clash and doubt
An oblique, polemical passage attacks Liam J. Bryan as a potential Democratic candidate, contrasting his supporters with Republicans and monopolists who dismiss the opposition. The tone hints at intra party tension and skepticism about Bryan’s viability in Iowa.
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Goalis
Liam J. Bryan
Weos
Murder in Tangipahoa Stirs Statewide Outcry
In Tangipahoa Parish a farmer named Mr. John Fiatteni was shot dead in his yard after a drink of water. The killer, hidden behind bushes, fled into the night as reports link the murder to sustained feuds fueling violence across the parish. The event sparks calls for action to end the bloody cycle and restore peace.
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Tangipahoa
Mr. Tutchinson
Dr Palmer Av Gighty Aged Presbyterians Honor Rev Palmer
A grand celebration honored Rev B M Palmer of New Orleans on his eightieth birthday. The event united Presbyterians and diverse lay supporters from all creeds, with veterans and civic groups praising the aged minister for his long and fruitful ministry. The Progress hopes for many more years of his steady service.
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B.M. Palmer
New Oreleans
Palmer
Scathing arraignment from Ohio official to President
Kis relayed a sharp rebuke and arraignment to President Melkinley in a telegram, with accompanying dispatches to Lanna. The missive frames a harsh critique within the ongoing United States context, signaling a tense political exchange.
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Kis
Alles Myera
Ohio
Melkin leyeYoue
Lanna
United States
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