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The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1896

Page

6

Democrats at Indianapolis Convention Open with Format and Rules

The 800 delegates assembled at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis as the Democratic National Committee guidelines and temporary leadership were adopted. Senator Caffery of Louisiana was chosen permanent chairman, John R. Wilson Indiana secretary, and Walter Kessler Indiana sergeant-at-arms, with 41 states and three territories represented and 824 delegates reported.

Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis Ind Miles Alabama Geo. F. Peabody Massachusetts Senator Palmer Plower Brennan Wisconsin Everett Flower Bragg Vilas Boater Committee On Delegate Roberts Missouri Senator Caffery Louisiana John R. Wilson Indiana Walter Kessler Mr. Irish Palmer

Trust Deed Filed by Texarkana Merchant

Gus Less, clothing merchant, filed a trust deed naming J. Dutchman as trustee. Preferred creditors listed include M. Kosminsky 600, D. T. Lary 600, P. A. Turner 500, Texarkana National Bank 2000, State Bank 1000, Mrs. M. Moskowitz Hot Springs 600, J. Dutchman 1900, M. Kosminsky 4600, and Max Lipschitz Co. St Louis 247. Assets and liabilities not yet ascertained. stock on hand estimated at 10 000 to 12 000.

Texarkana Ark Gus Less J. Dutchman M. Kosminsky D. T. Lary P.A. Turner Texarkana National Bank State Bank Max Lipschitz & Co St. Louis

Secretary Smith Retires as Interior Chief and Francis to Take Oath

Washington dispatch reports Hoke Smith ended his interior department tenure with last papers signed and calls made to bid farewell. Ex-Gov Francis will likely arrive to take the oath before week’s end, while Smith may depart for Atlanta Wednesday night if successor arrives in time. The department’s volume of work over three and a half years is highlighted, with civil service reform cited and a high level of proficiency achieved.

Washington Hoke Smith Interior Department Francis St. Louis Smith Atlanta Department General Land Office

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