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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1898

Page

17

Long Ago I Wish to Be a Boy Again

Poem by Eugene Field recalling youth in an orchard and woods. The speaker contrasts old knowledge of birds plants and wildlife with a longing to return to simpler days. It reflects nostalgia for childhood friendships and nature from a distant time.

Lance Eugene Field

Gage attacked for political finance speech on Lincoln's birthday

Washington correspondents report Secretary Gage used Lincoln's birthday dinner to push financial themes. The article accuses him of misrepresenting bond history, shielding a policy of binding citizens to debt, and lying about par values and discounts. It condemns his alignment with bankers and praises Governor Foster's independence from Washington Society.

Washington, D. C Gage Lincoln Secretary of the Treasury Bull Ruin Associated Banks New York Philadelphia Boston Treasury Taisloan United States Foster New Orleans Gov. Foster Mr. Bailey Washington Society

War Clouds over Diplomacy and Congressional Action

A lengthy editorial discusses war power, Congress, and press sensationalism after the Maine disaster. It notes no proof of foul play but urges investigation and unity, while debating constitutional labor-hour regulation and Klondike entry rules. It cites Sen Lovering, Rep Walker, and President McKinley in ongoing debates.

Congress Maine Havana Spain Mason Allen Marani Forgotien Americian Representative Lovering Massachusetts United States House Judiciary Committee South Lovering and Walker New England Canada Klondike Klondiles House Nelson Pritchard, Lodge and Elkins Senate Civil Service Committee McKinley Dineus Shige Senate

Dress Con to Dress Coan Phrase Sparks Debate

A provocative remark on masculine bravado and fashion terms sparks discussion about shifting dress language. The comment hints at how social norms around attire may evolve from a dress convention to a broader dress code concept.

Escapee Honore Jove Captured in Houston

Honore Jove, an African American man who escaped from St. Martinville jail by disguising himself in his wife’s clothing, was recaptured in Houston, Texas.

Honore Jove St. Martinville Houston Texas

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