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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1896

Page

13

Social Thoughts And Events. A Nuptial Tale Unfolds

A long social page recounts a wedding narrative with names such as Winnie, Juliet, Henry, and Gerald amid a broader community scene. The piece portrays betrothal joy, family ties, and ceremonial details, ending with well wishes for happiness and a stable marriage.

Crete West Dante Pagetyy Gates Herooti Uae Otis Helens Gerald Wits Mateos Famewnia Gonitialitie Cody Jodie Beau Anita

City Mardi Gras Rolls Through Crowded Streets

A chaotic Saturday in Shreveport features Mardi Gras preparations with crowds on Texas avenue. The d0-were Herndon tract, bought by foreign capital, subdivided into Pesarkana Annex parcels. Local officials push street work and parade prep as Governor Foster’s influence looms over Blanchard.

Herndon Lota Thiv Pesarkana Annex

Silver and gold politics stir Louisiana debate in 1870s letter

A fractured transcription shows a political argument on silver versus gold standards with mentions of governors candidates, unions, and voter mobilization. Names like Vernon Rickseniany Pouleris and references to New Orleans Baton Rouge and Shreveport hint at regional campaigns and party alignments amid a broader silver movement.

Willy Goldlan New Orleans Baton Rome Aspen Soluton Friends of Silver Dave Wari Gold Bey Tyne Milianes Barnet Ison Foundation Pharria Louisianw Brinn

City Gossip Mixes Food Parlors and Military Ties

The article notes Frank Serwieh Lunch Parlors on Market and Veauk’s fish house as local hubs, while highlighting Miss Kuma Baldwin arriving from Arizona to visit Mr. and Mrs. Foster and their kin. It mentions Lt. Claiborne Lee Foster of the Seventh Regiment and other city residents, with social and civic hints and a bustling street scene amid a flood of names and places.

Longly Shreveport Frank Serwieh Etreat Veauk Cinetary Art. Gall Kuma Baldwin Ari ‘Ona Mea Miss Baldwin i Min ‘Ta. Baldwin U. 8 Gale Ming Baldwin Claiborse Lee Foster Melaties Asaoe Aston Onr Politioe Tatire S.rlp Ice Mie

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