Two Louisiana Luminaries In Public Service Debate
The piece lauds H. Parrar of New Orleans and E. W. Randolph of Shreveport for their public spirited work and loyalty to a Jeffersonian legacy. It lauds Randolph’s devotion to the party, criticizes gold standard advocates, and condemns a factional split linked to Palmer and Baker, noting local political tensions in Shreveport and the broader state context.
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Corner Stone Laying For Catholic Cathedral
The Progress notes the postponement due to bad weather of the corner stone ceremony for the new Catholic cathedral. Bishop Durr and Fathers Roulleaux Was present with many citizens showing interest in the edifice. The editor praises local clergy and anticipates a high mass once the building is finished.
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Senator Caffery Resignation Debate Warns Blanchard
The Progress urges Senator Caffery to resign amid pressure from parishes and clubs statewide. It fears Gov Master would appoint Senator Blanchard, whom readers dislike, and argues Caffery remains open, conscientious, and opposed to demagoguery. The piece urges him to hold his commission as long as Blanchard isn’t succeeding.
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Wood and coal firm to start business on October first
The Wood and Coal Company on Jordan Street will be ready to begin operations about October 1 selling high quality wood and coal at lower prices to Shreveport residents. Prime prices are urged to be checked before purchasing. John McAneny signs the notice and solicits patronage. Texas Senator Charles J. Hooker will speak in Shreveport next Friday under Bryan and Sewall Club auspices. The Progress hints two thirds of Caddo Democrats will withhold endorsement of Blanchard’s courts. The piece references campaign rhetoric and silver coinage debates, noting opposition to Cleveland and calling for a Democratic rally to boost the ticket.
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Ben Holzman General Outfitter Promises Complete Stock
In a public note, Ben Holzman proclaims a model store ready to outfit all needs of the household from hoses to silk dresses shoes and varied goods. He invites customers to inspect stock and favorable prices, aiming to serve homemakers and families equally.
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