State aid urged to stamp out yellow fever in New Orleans
The editorial endorses Governor Foster seeking state funds to combat yellow fever in New Orleans, arguing the whole state has a stake. It cites past state aid during flood and drought crises, notes fiscal agents consent to lending, and asserts the governor’s duty to act for the common good even at cost.
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Foster
New Orleans
Tate Prec
Louisiana
Louisiar
South
Louisina
Proce Lopes
Nick
Orious
Real Estate and Trade Edition to Boost Shreveport Interest
THE PROGRESS announces a special Real Estate and Trade Edition on the first day of November. It promises a concise write up of Shreveport area territory, with business, industrial and social features, plus a brief history. The edition aims for record circulation and strong advertising appeal for foreign and local firms.
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Tit Procsiss
Louisiana
Shreveport
New Orleans
Greater New York Vote Shapes National Democratic Campaign
The Union surveys a four candidate mayoral race in Greater New York with Van Wyck for Tammany, Benjamin F. Tracy backed by regular Republicans, Seth Low backed by the Citizens' Union, and Henry George supported by socialists and anti-Tammany Democrats. Some Tammany allies have defected to George, including Col. W L Brown of the New York Daily News, weakening the old boss’s grip as the campaign looms.
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Judge van Wyck
Knickerbockers
Benjamin F. Tracy
Boss Platt
Seth Low
Brooklyn
Citizens’ Union
Henry George
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New York Journal
W.L. Brown
New York Daily News
The Old Reliable Merchant Tailor endorses Henry George
A. Zorn asserts Croker's dicta do not decide the nomination. He notes Henry George's strong showing and support from the New York Journal and a majority of National Committeemen. The writer urges voters to back George, claiming his election would boost honesty in politics and inspire the masses. He adds a plea to pray for his success wherever voters live.
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Croker
Henry George
New York Journal i
National
New York
New Type Borders and Presser at Progress Job Office
The Progress Job office announces new type borders and a presser. Low fees for cash payments. E Price is listed as lessee and manager.
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E. Price
The True Death Rate From Dhew Fever
The States of last Saturday report a true death rate from dhew fever near five percent in New Ore with a mild type. The Progress notes the low death rate relative to cases and questions alarm. It argues to keep fear low and focus on business and public welfare.
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