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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1896

Page

4

Fragmentary Notice From Shreveport Post Office

A damaged OCR item records a notice from Shreveport Louisiana dated May 9 1896. It mentions an entry at 612 Spring Street between Milam and Creek and references a wall matter order. Names Hicks and Halitor appear as part of the legible text.

Order Spring Street Milam d Cree Kent Phil Smee Walid Bey Oruey Onthal Louisiana Spencer Policion Leebion Mose Weinstock John Wimbish Shreveport Bureveport Ft Kroushnitt, & Co-8 Rowe New Orleans John Pugh Red River Parish State Central Committee Trattachuit Persi—C. Harrison Chevena & Co Wek Willat Chdde Petary Ikase Trezevant Tia Tregevant Blanchard Trozegunt

City politics and newspaper push to biweekly edition

The Joanette News holds a caustic critique of local politicians, citing cohesion issues in Shreveport and urging action against corruption. It notes the city’s push by readers and parties, while predicting a shift toward a semi weekly press and broader circulation.

Political talk shifts to development and campaigns

Ye, Kent, we should discuss immigration farming roads and industry, but we also face the November congressional and national campaigns. Hon. Andrew Price has declared his candidacy for the U S Senate and opened headquarters in Baton Rouge to organize support.

Webster Signal Bro Kent Andrew Price United States Senate He Las Baton Rouge

New Orleans grand jury probes political telegrams

A chaotic plea tests Judge Ferguson and the grand jury over mandamus to compel the Western Calagraph Company to reveal telegrams and correspondence tied to the recent election. The Progress urges going behind the returns to expose alleged fraud and defend constitutional rights amid Louisiana political turmoil.

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