Editors Talk and Newspaper Conflicts Across Louisiana
The piece quotes multiple editorials criticizing D C O Malley of The Daily Item and praising Hicks of the Shreveport Progress for urging honesty at the ballot box. It notes presses profiting from state pay and previews the Louisiana Press Association meeting in New Orleans with editor Hicks as a leader and Daily Journal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
D.C. O'Malley
Dailey Item
Hicks
Howlers
St. Martinville Messenger
Brother Bienvillle
la Fayette Recorder
Brother McNish
Louisana
Lake Charles
Baton Rouge
Shreveport Progress
Louisiana Press Association
New Orleans
Stigks
Plaquimine Daily Journal
Brother
Daily Journal
Cotton Gin Makers Highlight New Facilities
Bodenheimer and Lancaster announce special facilities for building cotton gins and mitigating country risks, signaling expanded capacity and risk management options for growers and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodenheimer & Lancaster
Donnally Death Shocks Sugar Tea faction Leader in State
Captain John B. Donnally, a leading Republican figure aligned with the Sugar Tea faction and the white element of the party, died last Monday. He was active in politics, a strong prospective Collector in New Orleans, and near the National administration. A Shenandoah Valley farmer agreed to sell 4000 barrels of Albermarle apples to a London firm for 35 dollars per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Donnally
New Orleans
Shenandoah Valley
London
Albermarle
Old Newtown
England
Wan del the jeweler offers reduced prices on watches
Wan del the jeweler at 522 Market street in Shreveport advertises cuts on watches clocks and jewelry for sixty days to attract customers. He promises warranted work and satisfaction guarantees and invites the public to try his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Wandel
Market Street
Lewin Confectionery Parlor Praised in City
The neatest ice cream and confectionery parlor in the city is M. Lewin's, a well known confectioner with parlors famed for out ing parties and ladies' accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lewin
Gulf Lumber Co Limited Charter Formed in Shreveport
The charter records Gulf Lumber Co Limited forming under Louisiana law. The board of three stockholders is named, with E. B. Finney, A. C. List, and A. M. Finney as initial directors and officers. The charter fixes capital at 10000 dollars, 200 shares, and outlines management, stock, and dissolution rules. The document, dated August 1897, was approved by a district attorney and recorded in Caddo Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Dial Hicks
Caddo
State of Louisiana
General Assembly
Gulf Lumber Co., Limited
Shreveport
Caddo Parish
Louisiana
Zona General
E. B. Finney
A.C. List
A. M. Finney
E. E. Finney
Sony Oon
C. I Om
Vestall
Tob. Price
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Grand Cane
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Gulf Lumber Go. Ltd
BE. EE
Pinsey
A. C, List
A.M, Finney
B. E. Ee
Finsey
HH. Vestal
T. E. Pricer
Cal D. Hicks
Parish of
Joun RK
Judicial District of
F. A. Leonard
A. Leonard
North
Queen & Crescent
B. McGroarty
P. A. Jackson
Miss
HH. Garratt
Hardy
Fannin Street
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