Pusolibeat Shreveport Local Notice and Subscriptions
The notice lists J D Aicks Abbott in Shreveport as second class mail matter with subscription prices: one year one dollar six months sixty cents. thirty-five cents for weekly journal. It mentions Caddo Parish Farmers Alliance and a February 26 date with editorial reflections on polite individuality and the power of well chosen words.
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J .D. Aicks
Abbott
Pus.olibeat Shreveport
Milam Street
Peiil
Caddo Parish
Sunday as a boon to mind body and spirit
The fragment notes Sunday offering religious recreation and a boon to the mind body and spirit, highlighting its value beyond worship. It conveys a positive view of Sunday as a restorative day for individuals.
Memorial services for Frances E. Willard discussed
Questions arise about memorial services to honor Frances E. Willard. The note suggests delaying judgment and urges careful consideration before reaching a conclusion.
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Frances E. Willard
Local Paper Hails Last Saturday Issue Praise
The Progress reports broad acclaim for its recent Saturday edition with readers praising the Maine disaster coverage. Community reactions highlight the issue's thorough reporting and timely presentation amid ongoing concerns.
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Maine
Assumption Pioneer Calls for War with Spain
A provocative stance urges distant fighting using new methods and single tools, reflecting a heated debate on wartime strategy and potential engagements with Spain. The piece signals rising tensions and calls for aggressive postures in foreign policy discussions.
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Assumption
Spain
Priend
Endurance of Suffering Despite Atheist Belief Noted
Fragmentary historic note praises fortitude in enduring pain and disappointment, claiming that even those without belief cope with affliction with unusual philosophical steadiness. The text hints at religious doubt and human resilience amid hardship.
Man in street ponders letter as wife urges hurry downtown
A man stands by a street comer with a pensive expression trying to recall what he did with a letter from his wife. His distracted mood contrasts with her emphatic urging to hurry down to town this morning.
Plain English Alternatives in Foreign Policy Tone
The author argues against using the word anent in newspapers and suggests adopting plain United States language. The text notes Spain had a moral right to inspect the hull of the mains while U S authorities did likewise, reflecting on language choice in official reporting.
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United States
Spain
Baton Rouge Appeals for State Takeover of City Autonomy
In a public stance Baton Rouge seeks state intervention to assume control over municipal autonomy, a move critics say undercuts local governance while supporters argue for centralized efficiency and order. The debate centers on the balance between local prerogatives and state oversight as officials push for decisive action.
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Baton Rouge
Substitute County for Parish Sparks Public Debate
Vocal voices urge the State to replace parish with county in its domain. A proposal argues no man should stay in the country beyond one year without citizenship, backed by sound doctrine.
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County
Parish
Senator Barret Aims to Ban Ad Libitum Theater License
The Progress predicts that at the next meeting of the General Assembly of this State Senator Barret of Caddo will introduce a bill to prohibit the ad libitum license practiced by men and boys going out between acts at theaters and operas.
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Barret
Caddo
the Indies
Capital City Autonomy Debate Edges Toward State Control
Baton Bowze citizens debate whether the capital should come under state control, with advocates of autonomy facing strongest opposition amid ridicule of Populist ideas about government ownership of telegraph and railroads.
Objection to Bryan Speech at Constitutional Convention
The gold bug newspapers object to inviting Hon. W. J. Bryan to address the Constitutional Convention on the Science of Government. The Baton Rouge Advocate is accused of flattery and concealing real objections while praising Bryan and the Convention.
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W. J. Bryan
Baton Rouge
Bryan
Chevis
Where Are Others
Louisiana Appeal linked Ald ers Pratt and Kerr as same two plows frauds who faced rotten egging at Ruston, The Progress reported. The note implies ongoing controversy involving local figures and accusations of fraud within a reformist movement.
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Louisiana
Alders Pratt
Kerr
The
Progress
Ruston
Gentlemen defend Kerr and Pratt amid Shreveport insults
The editor records that Kerr and Pratt were spared as their laborers faced indignities at Ruston. The passage notes that while workers endured abuse, Kerr and Pratt were treated leniently by Shreveport’s supposedly tolerant citizens. The Progress questions Kerr and Pratt’s piety but offers consolation that others share the fate.
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Ruston
Kerr
Pratt
Shreveport
Bernard Voice Endorses Theatre Intermissions Reform
The Bernard Voice and St Bernard Parish editor Mr W F Roy praise the Progress article opposing intermissions between acts as a nuisance. They support Representative Dudenheffer in passing and enforcing a high hat bill noted as wise and just. The piece urges ongoing reform by ninth ward leaders to abolish this theatrical nuisance.
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St Bernard Voice
St Bernard Parish
W.F. Roy
Dudenheffer
Hicks
Ninth Ward
Dubenheffer
Cotton Belt Route Ticket Sale for Memphis Trip
The Cotton Belt Route announces sale of on sale round trip certificates to Memphis due to the Southern Lumber Manufacturers' Association meeting in Memphis on February 15 and 16. Tickets priced at one and one third fare. Sale dates February 14 15 and 16 with return limit February 19.
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Southern Lumber
Memphis
Store House Pur Went Occupied by Woodfin Furniture
Elegant brick store house No 207 Texas Street now occupied by Woodfin Furniture Company Possession given February 1st Apply to FL R org Delicia Are You Going to New Orleans Best One is via the Queen Crescent route and Meridian Miss Bates is at low by this line reality other Passengers make connections at Meridian and arrive in New Orleans at 8 30 a m
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Texas Street
Woodfin Furniture Company
FL R. Org
Delicia
Queen & Crescent
Metidan
Miss. Bates
Meridia
New
Orleanes
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