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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1895

Page

2

Progress Washington News Clippings Reflect National Debate

A mosaic of brief items from The Progress Washington News covers marriage schemes, warship torpedo tests, juror selection, pardons, and New York crime trials. It notes Indian army disbandments at Fort Sill, looming Armenian troubles, Japan China depictions, and ongoing Senate debates on Hawaii, canal, and currency bills with references to public officials and policy moves.

Fort Sill Indian Territory

Hood's 1895 Calendar a Mammoth Lowell Edition

Hood's calendar for 1895 is a heart shaped design by Maud Humphrey with Winter and Summer faces. The piece required extensive machinery and 162 workers at the Lowell laboratory to produce up to 140,000 per day, totaling 10,500,000 calendars. The publication doubles as advertising for Hood's Sarsaparilla and related products, with dealers urged to obtain copies or order by mail.

Lowell Musa Morning Mail Hood Misa Maud Humphrey C. I. Hood & Co New York Liverpool C. L Hood & Co Mass

Carlisle Secretaries and Bankers Report Denied

Rumor spreads that Pierrepont Morgan and another banker conferred with the president over Secretary Carlisle’s conduct. Officials deny the report, with the president not having seen the banker named Mergenty sory and Carlisle declining to comment.

Wasuineros Pierrepont Morgan Carlisle Treasury Tts Mergenty Sory Sana J

Senate Resolves Inquiry On Foster China Visit

Wasinextos Jan 3 The senate passes a resolution asking the secretary of state to state whether John W Foster has any official link to US visits in China during peace talks with Japan. Washington Jan 4 Democratic leaders remain undecided on timing of amendments to the urgency deficiency bill for tariff corrections amid Republican calls for changes. The tariff war with Europe deepens as Austria's Hengelmuller lodges a protest over a sugar schedule act that adds a one tenth of 1 percent duty on sugar from certain exporting nations.

Jorome Tar AW Brigte Wasuixcarox Senate Committees On Appropriations Wastiseros Ahadmin Wilson Germany Praitice Renmark Belgium Atl Senate Stewart John W. Foster United States China Japan Wasiinetos Washington Europe Associated Press Henglemuller

Dying Economite Society Attracts Royal Interest In 1885

The Economics Society, a declining sect, was flourishing when Duke of Saxe-Welmer visited about 1885. Elder Rapp, a 70 year old leader, commanded 700 followers as priest and prophet. Few marriages and births occurred. the duke noted flowers on every machine and sixty girls singing hymns used by Rapp and his followers.

Duke of Saxe-Welmer Rapp W Hale

Paris Personal Crisis Reports 1893 Self Mutilation Statistics

Official statistics for Paris in 1893 record 93 total self death cases. Of these 251 drowned themselves, 113 used guns and revolvers, 98 shots to the head, 71 stabbed, 62 by poison or asphyxiation, 77 leapt from high places. Remainder classified as unidentified or unclassified in a businesslike accounting.

Paris

Chinese Not In It How a British officer compares Chinese forces

A British officer states that it would be as reasonable to pit Chinese troops against Japanese as to pit modern Japanese against Chinese, arguing natives and colonial troops fall behind modern powers. He praises Ghoorkas and Japanese discipline while claiming the Chinese are two centuries behind the times.

African Pigmies and Dr Franz Stuhlman View Pygmies

Dr Franz Stuhlman who accompanied Emin Pasha into Africa describes the Pygmies as remnants of a primeval race once spanning tropical Africa and southern Asia. He notes they lost their language and were encroached by surrounding tribes, leaving scattered remnants and no trace of degeneracy.

Franz Stuhlman Emin Pasha Africa Asia Srite

Louisiana News Roundup From Alexandria To New Orleans

Louisiana items report a land extension proposal near Alexandria to extend the examination of 175,000 acres in St Landry and nearby parishes funded by a Chinese capitalist. A series of violent incidents, political notes, railroad progress, robberies, courtroom actions, and local developments across cities including New Orleans, Shreveport, Monroe, and Gretna are summarized with notable names and places.

Red River Atchafalaya Bayou Loouf Alexandria Mareh Po Woywiles St. Landry China New Orleans Eye Lyons Lyon Chestnuth Adolphi Pardoci Carrollton Road

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