Three Tickets Battle For Louisiana General Election
New Orleans April 17. A full state ticket and legislature vote determine U S senators to replace Caffery and McEnery. Voters also decide a $14 million New Orleans bonds plan for drainage and sewers. Three tickets compete Democratic Heard Fusion with Caffery Jr. and Republican Reems lead. regular Republicans limited in parishes.
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New Orleans
United State
Caffery and McEnery
Justice of the Peace
Democratic
W. W. Heard
Republican Fusion
National Republican Party
Don Caffery, Jr
United States
Caffery
Eugene Reems
Personally Conducted Tour of Mexico Excursion Invite
A guided Mexico excursion is planned for Saturday April 21 with competent guides and interpreters to cover major sights. Tickets will be sold at all stations of the Houston and Texas Central Railway. for details contact M. L. Robbins, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Houston, Texas.
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Mexico
Italy
Egypt
Switzerland
Europe
M.L. Robbins
Gen’s
Tkt Axt
Houston
Texas
Excursions Offer Round Trip Tickets to San Antonio and Austin
Train and travel notices list H. T. T. selling round trip fares from San Antonio to San Antonio with April 24 return limit and Mexico extension option, Bryan to Houston departures with various times and April 21–22 limits, and Austin via Hempstead from April 16–17 with a $4 fare and April 22 limit.
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San Antonio
Knights Templars
Mexico
Houston
Tring
Bryan
Brywn
Austin—K. of P
Austin
Hempstead
Delegates Selected At Large For National Convention
New York April 17 Republican state convention at Grand Central Palace elected at large delegates for Philadelphia June 19 Thomas Platt Chauncey M Depew Theodore Roosevelt and Benjamin Odell Jr Alternates James A Roberts John Raines George H Roberts George J Snaith resolutions endorse McKinley Roosevelt administrations Heath Not resigning as Postmaster General discussed Hanna succession rumor persists Fusion talks denied Populist Cyrus Thompson says no fusion in North Carolina Stillman Institute head Rev W O Wilson killed by lightning in Tuscaloosa while on a telephone during a thunderstorm
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Odell
State Committee
Elsberg
James Sherman
Philadelphia
Thomas ©. Platt
Chauncey M. Depew
Theodore Rooosevelt
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr
James A. Roberts
John Raines
George H. Roberts
George J. Snaith
McKinley
Roosevelt
New York State
Lucius Littaner
Washington
National Republican Committee
Heath
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Ohio
National Committee
Birmingham
Ala
W. O. Wilson
Stillman Institute
Tuscaloosa
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C. L. Miller
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Willis & Coleman
Harper
Chicago
Ges
Hearne
Wilcox
Bryan Eagle
M. F. Heenan
Louisiana
Heard
Ben S. Read
Thompson
Raleigh
N. C
Cyrus Thompson
White
Mrs. Hopkins