Abe Meyer Named Council Candidate in Old Sixth Ward
The Progress announces Abe Meyer as a candidate for councilman from the old sixth ward, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hon. H. H. Youve. Incumbent Crain and the ward officers are not cited for further action.
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Yourpe Uarhori
Mn L
Crain
Sheth
Youreu
Abe Meyer
H. H. Youtve
C. G. Rives
J. C. Wimbirh
Hon. Kwick
Our Representative Agent Hicks Authorized by The Progress
Claude C. Hicks is named as the authorized agent and representative of The Progress with full power to make contracts or agreements on behalf of the paper. He serves as collector and solicitor as well, authorized to act in such matters.
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Claude C. Hicks
Eli Perkins
Horace
Angel
Cear
A Father's Talk To A Careless Daughter
A father speaks to his daughter about duties to her mother warning that neglect may ruin family harmony. He recalls a mother’s past sacrifices, urging the girl to help and show affection before it’s too late. The column closes with a quip about a Kentucky Sunday school teacher and a Missouri story.
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Kentucky
Missouri
The Official Count In Fourth Fifth District Elections
The Progress reports official returns from the Fourth Congressional District and Fifth Congressional district races. Breazeale leads over Brian by 3 046 votes in the Fourth. Foster trails. in the Fifth, Baird wins by 2 291, with Foster ahead by 1 813 overall. Porter leads by 1 828 in the Railroad District. In the city Fourth Ward race, C G Rives unopposed. Sixth Ward features Abe Meyer and LS Crain with 95 ballots total. Crain concedes to Meyer. Meyer thanks supporters.
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John T. Michel
Bhate
Bienville
Bossier
Caddo
DeSoto
Grant
Natchitoches
Rapides
Red River
Sabine
Vernon, Webster and
Winn
Foster
Breazeale
Third Railroad Commission
Baird
Poster
Full Pardon for James Heffner Granted by Governor
The many friends of Mr. James Heffner celebrate a full pardon dated November 19. Governor Foster granted it on the recommendation of Lieutenant Governor Snyder and Judge A D Land. Heffner, now home, reports good health and a pleasant summer with his wife.
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James Heffner
Foster
Snyder
A.D. Land
Heffner
Weather News And Local Rumors In Town
A column of weather chatter and local gossip notes a cold snap last week, paving on Louisiana street, insurers paying cash for losses, and quiet politics with hints of upcoming business developments. It mentions Shreveport figures, Mark Hanna, and a cautious view on optimistic weather.
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Shreve
Port
Mark Hanna
J. M. Foster
Louisiana Street
Brick Pomeroy Inspires Bold Personal Progress
A brief note encourages Brick Pomeroy to live true to himself, advising him to be what friends admire, ignore enmity, and pursue happiness with forward momentum.
Public justice demanded a clearing of railroad dispute
The Progress notes many business men in the United States courtroom Saturday for the Shreveport Warehouse and Compress Company versus St Louis Southwestern Railway case. It suggests underlying issues not yet public, asserts railroad officials and Mr Jacobs are sensible and aims to resolve the matter beyond a mere business misunderstanding.
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United States Court Room
Shreveport Warehouse and Compress Company
St J Ovis, Southwestern (Cotton Belt) Railway Company
Jacobs
Marshall
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Finmrad Jyati
Herm Phass
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Thia
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Jousier
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Concordia
Cacahoula
Chaborne
Caldwell
East Carrol
Franklin
Jackson
Lincoln
Madison
Morehouse
Ouachits
Richland
Union
W. C. Agura
Texas
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Boarman
Ted Ee
Phelps
Vredened Mons Inch Pawnbrokers’ Sales
Texas Street
OPP
Tekulskiy
Otietor
Kaufman & Myer
Nath Myer
Lesale
VEPOR
Schlity
Milwaukee
Alabama
Pittsburg
D. R. Lyons
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