Louisiana Constitutional Convention Act Text 1898
Full Louisiana act provides for a people’s vote on January 1898 to authorize a constitutional convention in New Orleans with 134 delegates and broad powers to frame a new state constitution. It details delegate apportionment, voting rules, oath, organization, and initial procedures for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Louisiana
New Orleans
Atiaice
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
Hayside
Proxidin
Speers
Church Directory Listing for Ghardh area
Directory lists Methodist Episcopal and Baptist churches with pastors, service times, and Sunday school details. Includes Epworth League, prayer meetings, and exact street locations on Jordan, Texas, Western Avenue, and McNeil Streets, plus Presbyterian and Episcopal listings with service hours and confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Jordan Street
Jordan and
van Loan Streets
H. M. May
Hicks
Epworth League
Dirat
Texas Street
William H. LaPrade
WL. Foster
Epworth Leagwe
Belock
O'Eloais
First
Coynor Texas
McNeil Streets
Penick
Li. E. Thomas
Allendale
Western Avenue
Anna Street
Hev. H. ©. Joyner
Presbyterian
First Church
Edwards Vna
Matthew van Lear
H! Lindsay
Fire Alarm Stations Listed in City Districts
A list of fire alarm stations in Slureveport covers the first district corners Commerce and Pravin, Market and Caddosts, Market and Texas, Marshall and Fanin, Common and Fanin, and more. The second district includes Common and Wotton, Market and Cotton, Spring and Milam, Marshall and Crockate, and Line avenues. The third district notes Cotton and Cane, Cather Christian and Wood, Sprague and Western, Peabody and Williams, Lawrence and Texas, Murphy and Texas, and Greenwood and Jordan streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Pravin
Marshall Street
Line Avenue
McNeil and
Texas Sta
Louisiany and
Cotton Streets
Common and
Milam Bts
Tird District
Cotton and Cane Ste
Cather Christian and
Wood Sts
Sprague Street
Weatern Avenue
Peabody and
Williams Streets
fragmentary legislative clause on delegate per diem and expenses
An OCR fragment states that delegates to a convention receive five dollars per diem and training travel expenses up to a limit. It references a seventy day period and a total funds cap of eighty thousand dollars, with unclear attribution and missing context.
Secret Societies Shreveport Lodge Schedules Readjusted
Fragmented OCR lists several fraternal groups including Caddo Lodge No. 179, Shreveport Lodge No. 2, Osceola Tribe No.7, and Knights of Pythia. It notes meeting times, days, and locations with hours vary between October and April, including communal halls and banks, with officers named for coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddo Lodge
L. E. Troarag
Hearsa
Order OF Odd
Qedellows
Hal Story
Scott
M. Cagtarian
N. J. Kassen
Shreveport Lodge No
Magri Kikson
H. J. Lancaster
Runawan
Gro
A. Vorschler
T. al Pickry
Osceoly Tribe
Wim Over Lary
Pontixe Tribe No. 12
Wigwam
Mercial National Banke
Otelock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Constitutional Convention
Ghardh
Spiscofal
St. Marke
Panin
Market Streets
W_T. Dickinson Dalzell
Vanuouic
Marshall Streets
Harry Mass
Farm Street
Slinger
Serrious
Slureveport
Bocate DistRict
Lawrence Street
Texas Avenus
Murphy Street
Texas Avenue
Corper Greenwood
Jordin Wtreety
The
Secret Societil
Aasonto
Cension Com
Mieels
B. Ciiasz
Iy L
Aules
Shreveport Reyray
Dias
Shreveport
J.D. WaGn
J.D. Jenerxa
A. J WaGwan
Sachi Jules Bernstein
Knights OF Prtutaa
Demon Lodge
Custin
Spring Street
Daver
Rat. Vinson
A Galante Lodge
Cistle Hall
T.cull
Golden Eagle
Gol
Ascuent Ordee United Workeesu
AIO. UW
Tneets
Oelaek
Roarickal
Jonvists
Courays
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