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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1897

Page

3

Bowier Knife Legend and Jim Bowie in Western Duel Tales

A West First James Bowie portrait through a riverboat narrator recounting Bowie's famous knife origin tale, duels on Natchez island, and a life of frontier exploits. The piece blends myths, accounts of the Maddox Wells duel, Alamo death, and Bowie's role in fortifying Texas and fighting Mexicans, with anecdotes about Clay and a Natchez audience.

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Line of Swords and a Call to Stay and Die

A colonel unable to rise stirs the troops as a line drawn on the ground summons the sick to cross and fight. Dowdle, inspired by desperation, fights on until killed, while four men move the colonel’s cot to join them. George L. Kilmer.

Tie Reain Huwte Trevi Bowie Concepcion Mexi Colonel Bowls Caid Dowdle George L. Kilmer

Westward Windows and Civic Worried Times Editorials

A collection of sermon-like excerpts by religious leaders on life after death and the future, church and language usage, secular Sundays in Europe, reverence and iconoclasm, and civil service morality. Notable voices include Rev. Dr. Wharton of Kansas City, Rev. Wayland Hoyt of Philadelphia, Rev. W. H. Whitsitt of Atlanta, Rev. W. F. Richardson of Kansas City, Rev. Dr. Hillis, and Rev. Frank Crane in Chicago.

Texas Eod Dr. Wharton Evangelist Kansas City Wayland Hoyt Philadelphia Meeting House W. HH. Whitsitt Baptist Atlanta Europe Paris Rev W. F. Richardson First Christian Church Kanens City Hillis United States Frank Crane Methodist Chicago

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Bowie and Lisknife Westhern Alamo Jim Bowlo Jim Howie Mr. Clay Alnine Travis
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