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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1896

Page

12

Our Ticket for President Guidance in Silver Standard Debate

A polarized political pamphlet-like note advocates for free silver and a double standard while opposing gold demonetization. The writer pushes Democrats to nominate a silver candidate and predicts GOP and Populist gains if the party fails. It ridicules opponents and boasts a pro silver platform with calls for national coinage policy debate.

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Supreme Judgship And Political Maneuver In Shreveport

The piece discusses a controversial push for Judge Land to be appointed to the Louisiana Supreme Court by Governor Foster, amid competing petitions and political pressure. It cites the Progress in Tikewine and Blanchard supporters, questions Gov. Foster’s motives, and notes regional sentiment, while touching on agricultural conditions and crop impacts in the area.

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Unclear fragment hints at Jordan and Booth reference

Fragmented OCR text mentions Jordan and Booth with vague statements about rivalry or confrontation. No clear event, date, or location. Reads as damaged notes without a coherent story or verifiable details.

Clothing sale and repairs touted by local merchant

An ad style notice promotes marked-down clothing and wear for men and boys, boasting new stock and low prices. It mentions roof work services by W. B. Weaver and local goods like Ton tablets, plus a note about rail fare offers from Shreveport for Civil War veterans and a national educational meeting in Buffalo affecting travel rates.

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