Ripping Prices: One Dollar Sixty Cents Thirty Five Cents
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1897
Page
27
Yellow fever funding in New Orleans sparks doctor pay questions
The DeSoto News notes yellowish paper and asks how much of the claimed 75,000 paid by the city and 50,000 by the state to stamp out yellow fever will reach doctors. The manager criticizes reliance on quarantines and reflects on the grip of the outbreak locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSoto News
New Orleans
New Orleans Doctor Targeted for Asylum Admission
A physician in New Orleans is slated for confinement after reportedly claiming the city Board of Health erred in its rulings. The remark prompted calls for restraint and placement in an asylum, with critics arguing for stricter control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Board of Health
Cotton Harvest Hastes Ahead of October Fifteenth
DeSoto News notes a rare, brisk cotton gathering season in the parish. Farmers report finishing early, with several claiming they completed picking in under three weeks, a feat unseen before this year.
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DeSoto News
Crowley daily papers praised for solid, wholesome editorials
The writer notes L. S. Scott has begun daily publication at Crowley, counting four weeklies and one daily. Despite pressure, Scott remains steady as the papers offer news and strong, sensible editorials that are clean and wholesome.
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Confrere L. S. Scott
Crowley
Scott
Ordered to Leave Town in Mansfeld Louisiana
Two Jewish merchants, B. Willer and H. Goldman, receive anonymous warnings to depart Mansfeld. Citizens condemn the message as a thoughtless act from an erratic prankster. Neither man plans to heed the demand. community pledges no harassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
B. Willer
H. Goldman
Mansfeld
Louisiana
Mississippi Governor names H D Money to Senate seat
Governor Mc Laurin selects Representative H D Money to fill the unexpired term of the late J Z George in the United States Senate after George declined re election. Money is chosen as the people's choice, while critics hoped for another selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaurin
Mississippi
H. D. Money
J. Z. George
United States Senate
George
Money
Justice Field to Retire from Bench Says Reports
The Supreme Court associate Justice Justice Field plans retirement soon as President McKinley is expected to receive the notice. The Progress had alleged a crime in seeking a longer term, but no fault is stated. Rumor places Attorney General McKenna as possible successor to Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Field
United States Supreme Court
McKinley
Louisiana
Marshall
McKenna
Man Cleared in Onions Theft Case in Showhegan
A man was tried in Showhegan Maine for stealing two bushels of onions. Defense argued the onions were part of real estate since they were taken from the ground, so theft could not apply. The accused was discharged and went free, a defense that would not work in Louisiana. Richland Beacon News.
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Showhegan
Maine
Louisiana
Richland Beacon News
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T. Angorrt
D. Hicks
Shreveport
Milam Street
Market
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Ial
Caddo Parish Farmers Alliance
Port
The
Lake Charles
Foster
Richland Beacon-News
Opera Vie Tailoring Co
Rose
Znay Rose
Texas Street
Andrew Querbes
Grocer
Shreveport, Louis
Lone Star Lumber Co
Limid
Shreveport Lumber Company
McNeil and Lake Sts
West End Wood Yard
P. A. Johnson
Manxicer
Ppllen & Currey
Collins
Texas
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