Destruction of the Maine Affects American Pride
The Maine explodes off Havana on Tuesday night, sinking at least a quarter thousand sailors. The blast shocks Havana, sparks debates in Congress, and sparks calls to hold a Naval Inquiry amid suspicions of accident or torpedo. The Progressive notes distrust of officials and ponders war with Spain, while mourning editor D F Wadley.
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Lee Snow Cash Co. Trade Appeal Questioned
The caller cites Lee Snow Cash Co at 506 Texas Avenue and asks which appeal best reinforces national manliness, the sea service courage of American sailors, or Wall Street monetary interests, prompting scrutiny of messaging in a historical ad.
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Proclamation to the People of Shreveport Urged
The excerpt expresses a call to declare a public message to Shreveport residents. It emphasizes the intent to inform and involve the community in a forthcoming announcement or civic gesture. The precise action remains unclear in the fragment.
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Chenille Fancy Work in High Demand in Paris Patterns
The piece details chenille decorative needlework gaining favor in Paris with cushions, panels, bags and holders embroidered in chenille. It notes delicate leaf and flower motifs, the need for fine beads and patience, and urges rich silk edges and gimp trim to stay fashionable.
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