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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1898
Page
4
The piece outlines a heated local political scene with mentions of candidates Breazeale and Sutherlin, a second primary in Minden, and attacks amid campaign rallies. It references party tensions, ward shifts, and voter sentiment, highlighting the district's tough rhetoric and evolving contest dynamics.
In a heated primary contest Judge Sutherlin led the vote amid sharp exchanges. Opponent Breavleule resorted to harsh attacks, while Sutherlin maintained a high standard and focused on vital principles and civil discourse.
A man pleaded guilty to four charges in a case tied to cocaine trafficking. The report condemns the ongoing illicit trade and notes recent law violations amid the broader drug problem.
Judge Buthertin says the fourth district wants a clean campaign but warns he can meet Mr Breateale on mudslinging terms if that is desired.
A civic appeal urges residents to act against moral evil and to demand officers uphold laws. It stresses that collective silence undermines duty and public standards, calling for vigilance and accountability among all citizens.
The Progress laments the compelled meeting between Judge Sutherlin and Mr Breazeale, noting it was unavoidable for Sutherlin and he had no alternative.
The Times notes strong backing for Mr. Breaseale in this district with solid support among the well heeled gold holders, signaling a favorable political climate for his congressional bid.
A garbled list of rumors and civic notes discusses politics, upcoming primary next Wednesday, church events on Texas Avenue, charitable efforts, and community observers. It mentions Vivian sulragains, Mies Neigon's girl, and hopes for improvements on Texas Avenue before rains. The tone resembles a vigilant small-town column compiling stray items and opinions.
A garbled October 1898 letter from B.C. Dax to The Vindicator laments printing delays and press discipline. It praises printers' quality, rails at obstreperous attackers, and urges fair treatment of Mapides parish residents while defending public debate and grand old Naploes.
In the criminal term a case from Print Malgre drew attention as three young men guilty of disorder in public worship. Judge Capper imposed a $10 fine and 24 hours in jail, with five extra days for nonpayment. The Marks ville News Enterprise notes the judgment as meritorious.
Ledbetter Brothers promote their grocery business with a family friendly message urging customers to watch for their solicitor and to telephone orders for home delivery or pickup. The notice emphasizes personal service and local reach.
The Baton Rouge Advocate appears to favor Col. Blevens, arguing he was not driven by seizing motive and would have earned his troops' respect if he allowed them to return home or to continue to Cuba.
The Cotton Belt announces round trip fares from Dallas to Shreveport starting September 30. On September 30 and October 2 and October 11 the price is set at 3.75, 5.00, and 6.50 respectively with return limits of October 2, October 10, and October 17.
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