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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1897

Page

30

Quarantine plan proposed by local citizens

In a letter from an era of quarantine debates, residents argued that allowing trains to run with physicians at each line and officers enforcing orders could end the quarantine sooner. They cited Drs Gray, Billin, Ford, Booth, Egan, Allen, and Fisher as experienced physicians from the 1878 yellow fever era, and suggested Shreveport’s model of sending skilled doctors to the state border would restore confidence and keep commerce moving.

Tiis Gray Billin Ford Booth Egan Allen Fisher

Infant Eugenia B Leeb Dies Amid Family Grief

Eugenia B Leeb infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Leeb died Monday morning at 1 o clock. The bereaved parents have suffered such losses before and are consoled by their community, as The Progress editor offers sympathy to the grieving family.

Eugenia i Herman Leeb Eugenia B S O’clovck Progress

Ketul Dealers Association Formed Promoting Local Merchants

The Progress notes that retail dealers in the city have organized an association to protect their interests and advance their welfare. It highlights the old proverb strength in unity and cites benefits seen by wholesale dealers in coordinated action as a model for broader support among merchants. The report expresses optimism that the association will yield positive impact for the trade.

Ketul Dealers Association

American girl claims Swedish throne in daring quest

Niiss Louise White, an American woman from Indian Territory society, travels abroad to prove her claim to the Swedish throne. She asserts descent from Gustavus Adolphus and presents extensive documents, though Sweden’s constitution bars female monarchs and the matter faces strong historical opposition.

Laya Sweden Niiss Louise White Indian Territory Miss White Wsen Continental Hotel Stockholm United States Maj. Ferguson Gustavus Adolphus Oscar II Gustavus IV Joan of Arc Christina Elrica Eleanora Louise White

Army Rations in Turkey Revealed in Dish Pilav

Correspondents with the Turkish army describe the national dish pilav as a thunderous mixture of ruml rice onions dates almonds and spices. Butter and onions form the base with layers of rice onions raisins almonds meat and spices cooked under a sealed paste covered pot for hours to steam through.

Turkey Greece

Tenth Count Adds Interest to Tina Process Cycle Contest

A faint fragment outlines a bicycle contest tied to Thursday’s tenth count, with competitors such as Miss Etta Arthur and Martin Heiprin named among others. The piece mentions uncertain ballots, erasure, and unclear names, noting no clear cast due to dimness.

Tina Pirore Wie Tye Vores Cere Flor Uta Mame A Antutier UN Panini Etta Arthur Oo Martin Heiprin Amelia Risdon Katie Liphart Annie Myddicx

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