Arrival and Departure of Trains in Port La
Local timetable notes the arrival and departure of trains at Port La with concise details. The short column lists scheduled times and train names, reflecting routine transport updates for February.
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1894
Page
8
Local timetable notes the arrival and departure of trains at Port La with concise details. The short column lists scheduled times and train names, reflecting routine transport updates for February.
Special notice states a contract agreement with Mr C D Hicks will be ratified as part of this paper. Authorized agents include Mr James M Goslin in Boston and Desoto pariah. Details mention a two story dwelling on Crockett near Texas Avenue with sewerage bath and water works, possession given March 1. Apply to Hicks at 205 Milam Street Teenday Me 1, Junker.
Ex Tennessee Governor Robert L. Taylor drew a large Shreveport audience with a lecture blending wit humor and oratory. He and his brother Fred canvassed for governor from the same rostrum sharing influence and violin tunes. The event left listeners educated and entertained with hopes for future appearances and further lectures by Taylor.
The Supreme Court declined a rehearing in the Nash case. Judge Taylor’s opinion is affirmed. The murder involved a brutal attack near a crowd of worshippers, with Nash’s accomplice Kid Barnett noted. The parishers argue the law, not mercy, should govern, and Nash must pay the penalty for his planned crime.
A public notice urges members and supporters to attend a Monday night meeting at 7 30 to address severe financial strain. The goal is to raise funds to save the building and prevent disbanding, sheriff sale, or loss of the association’s assembling hall.
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