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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1897

Page

26

Pensions Budgets, Quarantines Spur Political Talk

The article references a $141,263,880 appropriation for pensions,不足 by $6,000,000, and notes local views on delegate at large Durie. It mentions DeSoto jail per diem 40 cents, Caddo 25 cents, and concerns over prisoner care. Seashore Camp Grounds Mississippi quarantined by Louisiana with protests, and Rev. R. E. Steele urged The Times-Democrat to advocate the cause.

DeSoto Caddo Sheriff Pegues Seashore Camp Grounds Mississippi Louisiana Times-Democrat R. E. Steele The Bethel

Fitzsimmons Refuses 20000 Offer for Corbett Bout

The article accuses Fitzsimmons of avoiding a $20,000 match with Corbett, claiming he fears public exposure of his cowardice. It mocks his gentlemanly act as hypocritical and notes the public distrust across American, Bagnet, and Australian audiences.

Fitzsimmons Corbett

Reed on Prosperity and the Reed critique

A Progress letter reviewing Mr. Thomas Brackett Reed of Maine and his defense of prosperity. The piece mocks Reed’s humor and wit while noting his lack of concrete statements on future conditions, salary effects, and welfare. It questions truthfulness and hints at political maneuvering amid national issues.

Reed Bryan Eryone Thomas Brackett Reed Maine National House of Representatives Ohio White House

Terrible English ordnance urged to be laid aside

A description proclaims a high angle siege gun that fires an 82 pound projectile three miles to hit a warship with devastating effect. It requires 270 pounds of powder per discharge, reaches the destination in one minute, weighs seventy seven tons, and is urged to be laid aside in the name of peace.

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