Democratic Nominations and Voter Manipulation Controversy
A historical letter-like piece discusses alleged irregularities in a Democratic primary in Siehitoches parish. It claims votes were diluted and improprieties influenced the nomination, naming Breazeale and Brower as figures in the dispute, and asserts the community’s support for a different candidate. It condemns manipulation while urging lawful civic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siehitoches
Histriet
Breazeale
Rowres
Strommile
Ava Democratic
Hailuty
Why are people so frightened by yellow fever
The writer questions ongoing fear of yellow fever in Shreveport, arguing the disease is not as deadly as imagined. They urge calm, public reassurance, and reasoned action over hysteria, comparing it to childhood myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhele Naad
Shrevepnel
Globe
Chicago
South
Jim
Andrew Querbes
Political ferment and fears over quarantine and elections
The piece discusses fear of yellow fever quarantines, the risk of federal control, and political maneuvering in the South. It notes Senator Caffery's bill, local quarantine backlash, and the debate over machine politics, with references to Foster Marston Calhoun and party dynamics in Shreveport and New Orleans. It contrasts public health measures with civil liberties and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Caffery
United States
Senate
Uncle Sam
New Orleans
Rumor runs on council, bonds, and plague warning
A fragmented report notes a yellow fever crank on the floor and a dispute over $40,01 street paying bonds. It mentions new councilmen Guynemer Allen Bernstein opening with oratorical batteries and a junior councilman from the old Second resisting muzzling. A Grasshoppers warning and a Monroe Evening News claim of manipulation are also cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guynemer
Allen and Bernstein
Unclear Fragment Sparks Debate on Duty and Loss
A clipped remark hints at military criticism, suggesting more attention and certainty could have reduced casualties. The fragment reflects concern over duty, risk, and the consequences of decisive action in a tense combat context.
Fragmented remarks echoing votes and railside gossip
The text presents a stream of political musings and local concerns. It references primary elections and the Australian ballot system, questions about railway freight depot staff, paving plans for Texas Avenue, and ongoing City Council meetings. It also mentions politicians, a figure nicknamed Captain Jim, and Andrew Querbes, amid social commentary on public interest and accountability.
Wanted Manager for station plantation near Shreve 1899
Help wanted notice seeks a station plantation manager near Shreve for 1899 with reference and salary details. Applicants should address The Progress with salary expectations and credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve
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T Lowe
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Asem Roils Ly
Uae
Rome
Hrenzeale
Brian
Firstir
Breaneate
Onzeate Tay
Alvin Hee
Bareia
Ahaur
Tome Oiline
Uvalde Waletiloe
Mars
le Gathoun
Foster
Marston
Marston King
Hosher
Daria
Lee Uly
Ogee
Drasa
Beenuse
Breazvale
Sutherlin
Baird
Taliaferro
Monroe Culletin
Pops
Calhoun
Prof. Calhoun
Natchitoches
W. C. Agurs
Monroe Evening News
Supreme Judge
Will Foster
Mila
Measel
Deagne
Bey
Hn Rie
Tye Phot
Ely
Cititzen
Texas Avenue
Traig
Allen
Bernstein
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