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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1898
Page
11
Editor argues that a grievance can make a person a victim of oppression and that public sentiment shifts as individuals act and think. The piece suggests the New York Journal may have deserted Bryan’s cause but asserts the cause should not die.
A critic asks whether a self appointed judge of others' conduct may be wrong. He notes the Democracy of Louisiana has entrusted the Constitutional Convention and ponders what actions it will take next.
No paper, person or agent can effect any good in a community unless there be an outspoken moral support given.
The Progress rejects claims that a Perisian dog bark aided in curing chil dren fever s and declares no lady would import such a creature for medical use.
A public statement argues that those who see nothing alarming in national social and industrial conditions lack either understanding or sympathy, urging awareness and concern.
The Maine has steamed for the port of Havana but Assistant Secretary Day says it has no special significance and was only undertaken to resume friendly relations with Spain.
A short contemplation notes how personal will and feeling mingle with broad, often sentimental views about the religion and humanitarian aims of the majority of Christians. The passage suggests a tension between individual autonomy and collective religious sentiment.
Debate on changing state divisions from parish to county aims to preserve sentiment behind national and state names while keeping identity intact as discussions continue among lawmakers and citizens.
The piece notes President McKinley growing nettled by long running Christian killings in Turkey and questions who opposes socialism, naming plutocrats and the ignorant as opponents who profit from wealth and refuse to learn.
The piece contrasts horror of war with Spain to the dire, ongoing suffering of hundreds of thousands at home who endure hunger and deprivation. It questions whether the comfortable public will confront this grim domestic crisis and its impact on ordinary people.
The writer condemns abuse of Hanna over vote buying and alleges widespread money influence in Louisiana Democratic primary elections. Calls for parties to purge corruption from their own ranks before accusing others.
A $20 million deal transfers 4 million long tons of iron ore to England, signaling British manufacturers concede they cannot compete with U.S. iron production while relying on domestic mines. The move may boost U.S. and southern iron mills for export, though transport costs and wages vary. Questions arise about steel tariff protections raised by Mr. Dingley.
A lively Saturday event lifted spirits across the town as residents gathered, shared activities, and enjoyed the sunny weather. Local volunteers organized games, music, and refreshments, drawing families and neighbors together in a day of camaraderie and renewal.
The Pictune’s Chronicle of not able events is recalled as an annual feature. Benton businessman J T Roberts visited last week. Hon B A Kelly and family were in the city, Dr J Waldan of Mississippi visited relatives. Overhead tramway proposed for Texas Avenue may aid hauling costs. Shreveport District Stewards meet February 9 at noon. Police report no Texas Avenue losses to press time. Editor mourns Lena Bergman’s death, longtime friend Sam Bergman visited.
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