Leaders May Settle Differences In New Orleans Delegates Fight
In New Orleans on June 19 a quiet conference between Governor Hall and Mayor Wehrman followed threats of factional ward contests over constitutional convention delegates. Ward issues center on Moore and Manion in the fourteenth, Hart Monroe Dufour Spearing in the twelfth, with Behrman named as fifteenth ward delegate. Foster declines St Mary convention bid. AMMEN'S TOILET POWDER advertised. Chauauqua ticket urged.
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New Orleans
Governor Hall
Wehrman
Fourteenth Ward
I. D. Moore
Martin H. Manion
Judge Moore
Baton Rouge
Manion
W. C. Hart
Blane Monroe
Col
William C. Dufour
J. Zach Spearing
Behrman
Fifteenth Ward
United States
Murphy J. Foster
St. Mary
Bilious Attacks and Cham Berlain’s Tablets Endorsement
A health note explains bilious attacks arise from liver dysfunction and stomach stagnation. It recommends Chamberlain’s Tablets to restore liver function cleanse the stomach and cure nausea vomiting and headaches at a quarter each, available everywhere.
Senator Wesley Smith Keeps Role on Probe Commission
In New Orleans on June 19 Senator Geo Wesley Smith, appointed private secretary to Governor Hall, will not resign from the probe commission. As sub chair of the judiciary committee he holds data for the report and fellow members believe his remaining is essential. The commission plans to finish reports by August with George Wesley Seuta to draft the judiciary section. Judge Robert Roberts attended as guest.
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New Orleans
Geo. Wesley Smith
Hall
Probe Commission
Judiciary Committee
Wesley
Buie
George Wesley Seuta
Sabine Island Land Office
Robert Roberts
Minden
Messrs. Bute
Hewitt Bouanchaud
Chas. A. Byrne
J. S. York
Edward J. Reinhardt
Paris Fashion Fights War Style at Boulogne Parade
In Paris on June 19 fashion returns as civilians mimic wartime outfits at the Boise de Boulogne. An American girl appears in boy scout style, an English girl wears khaki and loggins, others portray marine, cantiniere, and infantry blue with red and green trimmings. The red cross attire remains prohibited by decree.
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Paris
Boise de Boulogne
Horizon
Infantry
Red Cross
Three Wolves Killed in Willow Bud Sheep War
In Benton Louisiana on June 18, three crown wolves were killed while hunting wolves harassing John Sentell’s sheep at Willow Bud plantation. Hunters with Dr. S Y Alexander of Shreveport and Will McCall of Bosier City used a large pack of dogs to drive them down. A young wolf was captured alive.
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Benton
John Sentell
Willow Bud Plantation
8. Y. Alexander
Shreveport
Will McCall
Bosier City
Meadville Centenary Sparks Allegheny College Celebrations
Meadville Pennsylvania marks the 100th anniversary of Allegheny College with a week of events. Alumni from across the country attend as President Crawford enters his 12th year and Andrew Carnegie lays the cornerstone for the Carnegie Hall of Chemistry. A pageant featured 100 students and educators convene on college topics.
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Meadville
Allegheny College
Crawford
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Hall of Chemistry
Carnegie
Wlre
American College
Monroe Woop Yard advertisement for firewood delivery
Alfred Walker proprietor at 111 Vicksburg street Cumberland offers pine and oak stove wood in 12 and 16 inch lengths, fire wood 2 feet long, charcoal and pine kindling bundles. Delivers citywide with loads priced at 2.00 1.00 and 0.50 dollars. Orders encouraged.
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Alfred Walker
Vicksburg Street
Cumb
Divorced Gallatin Bride Repeats in Connecticut
In Bridgeport Connecticut on June 1 Mrs Emily Trowbridge Gallatin who gained a divorce from Frederick Gallatin Jr a noted polo player and New York clubman less than a month ago will wed Joan Garvan son of a Hartford area paper manufacturer. Dr Carlos Martyn will perform the ceremony at J A Trowbridge home. The Gallatin divorce caused a sensation amid allegations of property sales for jewelry and an intercepted incriminating letter.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Emily Trowbridge Gallatin
Frederick Gallatin, Jr
New York
Joan Garvan
Flartford
J. A. Trowbridge
Carlos Martyn
Alfred Vanderbilt
Yale
Wants Change of Venue by Police Jury Session
A police jury considers changing venue during its session, noting proper procedure and legal grounds for altering where a case will be heard. Officials weigh impact on parties, fairness, and local administration within the scheduled docket.
Change of venue sought in Ouachita parish case
The district attorney seeks a venue change to Ouachita parish in the Gay Carroll ex-caster, of the Eros State Bank, case arguing parish finances cannot bear added costs. The district attorney insists on the step despite protests from taxpayers. A Bastrop Enterprise report notes the supreme court decision in Williams et al v Po Yee Jury of Morehouse, ruling in favor of the police jury with costs borne by the plaintiff.
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Long
Ouachita Parish
Gay Carroll
Eros State Bank
Séettis
Supreme Court of A. N. Williams
Morehouse
Supreme ‘Court
Dawkins
Court House
Bastrop Enterprise
Quinine Tone and Laxative Elixir Ad Featured
An old advertisement text touts a tonic and laxative product named LAXA VE 0 Eid 3a promising mild head effects and better overall feel. The snippet notes a signature by E. W. GROVE and cites a price of 2c.
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E. W. Grove
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