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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1898

Page

16

Louisiana Election Provisions and Governor’s Proclamation

The act allocates funds for convention expenses from treasury money not otherwise appropriated. The Governor must proclaim and notify the election at least thirty days before the fixed election date. Signed by S. P. Henry, R. H. Snyder, Murphey J. Foster, and George Spencer as assistant secretary of state.

S. P. Henry House of Representatives R. H. Snyder Senate Murphey J. Foster Louisiana George Spencer

Occupation For the New Year in Epworth League

Rev. W J Yates argues soul winning is the core Christian duty. Every follower of Jesus is a missionary and must choose obedience to God. Unity with others helps work, but alignment with God's laws and soul power is essential to win men to Him.

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Democracy's 36 Delegates Listed by Districts

The Thibodaux Sentinel notes 36 Democratic delegates by district with leaders from St. Bernard, Orleans, Jefferson, Ascension, Terrebonne, and other parishes. Honors go to H H White of Alexandria and George K Favrot of Baton Rouge. The sword of General Sterling Price is presented to Mrs. Leroy B. Valiant of St Louis for the Confederate Museum, to be placed in Richmond va depository.

Albert Estopinal St. Bernard James O’connor Charles T. Soniat C. W. Flynn John St. Paul Orleans F. A. Monroe H. Dickson Bruns T. R. Richardson Henry G. Hester L. H. Marrero Jefferson R. N. Sims Ascension Andrew Price Lafourche J. Y. Sanders St. Mary Edward McCullum Terrebon Union F. P. Stubbs Ouachita E. B. Dubuisson St. Landry A. V. Coco Avoylles George W. Bolton Rapides H. C. Stringfellow Red River C. J. Boater F. Maxwell Madison James A. Ware Iberia H. H. White Alexandria George K. Favrot Baton Rouge Sterling Price Leroy B. Valiant St. Louis E. M. Price Catesville Valliant Missouri Richmond Post- Dispatch Thibodeux Sentinel

Fire destroys Chicago Coliseum after political convention

Last Friday night a fire wrecked the Coliseum building in Chicago where the last Democratic National convention was held. The blaze started from crossing trolley wires. Six lives were reported lost and many others injured.

Coliseum Chicago

Shipped cattle move from St Martinville to Kentucky

A shipment of cattle departed from St Martinville Louisiana for Kentucky recent days. The move involved multiple cattle and indicates ongoing livestock trade between the Gulf Coast and the Ohio Valley.

Martinville Louisiana Kentucky

Mrs Hotchkiss and family visit parents in California

Mrs Robert G Hotchkiss and her two children Mildred and Tom are visiting Judge and Mrs L E Carter. Bettie Belle and Elise return to Los Angeles, now old enough for Miss. Mrs Hotchkiss’ old friends extend a cordial welcome.

Robert G. Hotchkiss Mildred Tom Judge

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Epworth League W. J. Yates A. M Democracy Fred. W. Bowers A.J. Bogel Smith Corner Market Texas Streets Shreveport New Orleans Tre. Am H.J. Heinz Bagle Dodson & Hill Kesh Edwards Texas Street Chas. Hoy W. A. Pleasants Hardware Co, Limited Houston Stanwood & Gamble Pratt Thomas Cotton Straub Corn Mills Walter A. Wood Emerson & Stanwood Brinley Avery Ard Kelley Avery and Planet Jr Timkins Walkeron Pleasants Hardware CO Crystal Palace HA. Kahn Excelsior Steam Laundry Co. Ltd Market Street
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