Andrew Currie Declares Candidacy for Railroad Commissioner
By request of friends The Progress presents the name of Hon. Andrew Currie as a candidate for Railroad Commissioner from this district subject to the will and action of the Democratic party. Currie states he desires to announce himself as candidate for Railroad Commissioner from this district, entirely to the action of the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchitoches Parish
Democratic
DeSoto Parish
W. L. Foster
Railroad Commission
Democratic Party
Andrew Currie
Democratc Party
The Time to Fight in Progress Election Message
The remark urges action during ongoing conflict and notes that primary elections remain open, asserting even newcomers understand the implication. It frames political participation as urgent amid active war conditions and ongoing electoral processes.
Nation fights costly war against hidden guerrillas
A wary view notes the United States spends vast sums and sacrifices lives for the sake of shiftless citizens and skulking guerrillas, signaling growing public concern over the war’s true beneficiaries and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sunday law stands firm in renewed call to observance
The article urges the public to uphold the Sunday law, stressing no repeal has occurred and encouraging universal adherence regardless of past views. It emphasizes personal decision and collective duty to observe the law going forward.
Senator Barret Bill Aims To Curb Cocaine Sales
Senator Barret's bill which became a law to prevent or circumscribe cocaine sales is praised as a splendid measure in the passage. The remark comes amid ongoing concern over drug traffic and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barret
Deadly drug sale shocks city amid rising violence
Citizens recognize the terrible reach of this lethal drug in the city and note the murderous risks it stirs in the hearts of its users, reflecting growing concern over its influence and harm.
Saloon Keeper Faces Public Charge for Sins
A saloon man confronts a mounting public charge accusing him of numerous misdeeds, many of which he says he cannot be fully responsible for. The article frames the issue as a broader moral debate within the community.
Coyote Boldly Barked at Caged Lieu, Sighted Nearby
A coyote was observed near a fenced area barking loudly at a caged lieutenant figure. The incident drew attention from locals and wildlife officials who advised caution and monitoring of the site. No injuries reported.
Ambitious youths pursue attention with public methods
The mosquito holds a prominent public position in the mind of readers and the author notes that some ambitious young men are attempting to catch the public eye through similar approaches.
Hypocrisy accusation seen in clashes over church members
Observers note sharp condemnations as some individuals declare others destined for hell to target church members they deem hypocritical. The exchange centers on religious conflict and moral judgments within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Candidates for Aldermen Present Lively For City
In Greater Shreveport, candidates for aldermen at large court attention with promises and speeches. They engage community groups and address voters, aiming to secure support ahead of upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Bravery Claims By General Garcia Forces At Santiago
Reports praise General Garcia s forces for fearless attacks on provisions and for looting towns after American troops and Spanish surrender. The account emphasizes intrepid mien and dare-devil valor in Santiago and surrounding actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcia
Santiago
Shhaffner
General Miles Distracted by Photo Sessions
The article laments General Nelson A. Miles, Commander in Chief of the U S Army, paying more attention to photography sittings than to the Spanish war, suggesting his focus is misdirected amid ongoing conflict concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Stand on silver issue described for Fourth District candidates
The Fourth Congressional District voters are urged to seek clear stands on silver coinage. The Progress notes two declared candidates, Judge E. W. Sutherlin and Hon. Phanor Brezeale, with Sutherlin described as solid on the 16 to 1 free and unlimited coinage stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Congressional District
Congress
Democratic Party
United States
E. W. Sutherlin
Phanor Brezeale
Judge Sutherlin
Progres court notes public questions and office stance
Fragmentary text shows a discussion on public questions and official positions. It references a district and suite, a person named Mr. Bregont, and a note that a silver question may be raised at the office on Monday. Details are unclear and largely unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neds Showulel
Las South Taf
Silvery
Bregont
Bowers and Crockett Offer Home Goods in Local Store
Local merchants Bowers and Crockett advertise wares including fresh produce and household items at their shop. Edward Crockett promotes convenient home goods while urging customers to visit the store for safe, reliable service.
Texas Pacific Lines Sell Shreveport to Springs Route
Panitt The Texas & Pacific announces round trip tickets from Shreveport to Springs and Rashey via Marshall. An official candidate list includes 1L. W. Oden. Local area improvements claim fewer disturbances as West Shreveport is incorporated into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Springs
Rashey
Marshall
I. Ewing
W. Oden
War era general plans to lead front line action
As the war neared its end, General Mil hesitated about abandoning command to handle helpless prisoners on the front. The remark suggests hesitancy about frontline duties versus prisoner management as the conflict wound down.
Jealousy of a Superior Officer in Military Rivalry
Comment discusses the difficulty of overcoming jealousy in high command with a reference to Commodore Schley suggesting the issue is deeply rooted in leadership dynamics and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Schley
Question on General Lee's Cuba detention and Na vy role
The query asks why General Lee was not sent to Cuba earlier and whether Na vy influenced his detention. It seeks geopolitical or historical clarification on potential forces behind detention decisions and any involvement by Na vy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Lee
Cuba
Navy
Prices Reduced for Short-Hand and Typing Lessons
Orrin Dickson advertises reduced rates to attract students. Three months day term and night school offered with arithmetic and penmanship for $7.59. First ten enrollees receive the deal for shorthand and typing instruction in the new locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Dickson
Groceries for 5 Weaks and Walters Today
Order guidance indicates items to procure for 5 Weaks and Walters. Ensure latest evidence of freshness, verify up-to-date inventories, and select first-hand, fresh produce and staples for immediate delivery. Confirm quantities and delivery window with store.
Hynson's Springs Opens Amid Unusual Attraction
Hynson's Springs health resort opens at sea with Mr and Mrs Cha Randall of Shreveport in possession, signaling an unusual attraction. Local reports mention Randall's potential involvement or interest and signal plans extending toward Marshall Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hicks
C.D. Hicks
Ovfick
Milam Street
Market
Spring Streets
Caddo Parish
Ishreveport, LA
KF. W. Sutilerlin
Tray Bas
Bowers
Crockett
Edward
Panitt
Texas & Paci
Waven West Shreveportheals
Herrys
Smericaen Neral Water
Byranie Treu
Teuto Free
Showe CO
Washington, D.C
Ieee
Mhatoetate Po Operete
Seay
OMY
Aaista
Melitaret
EEURG
Dio
Joan W. Taber
Mee
Shreve Port
Remington
Linman
Loptina
Alefi
Lotstana
Man
NST
John
W. Taber
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!