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Newspaper

The Weekly Echo

Location

Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1874

Page

2

Freedom of the press clash in DC libel case cited

A discussion of a proposed law to move crimes in DC to exclusive federal jurisdiction is linked to Charles Dana of the New York Sun. The piece notes Grand Jury has not indicted Dana, and warns of a potential arrest in New York with trial in DC, while praising press freedom and opposing political retaliation. It comments on Louisiana politics and calls for a Democratic convention to unite white voters.

Go Ad Poland Criminal Court of District of Columbia Alex. Tr. Shepherd Chas. A. Dana New York Sun Shepherd Sun Board of Public Works Washington Dano New York City New York Washington City Union United States Maxzla Democratic Party Louisiana Courier White League St. Landy New Orleans Alexandria Mem

Town Council Minutes 1874 July August Work Orders

The town board meets with Mayor Meyer and aldermen to discuss street and bridge repairs. Reports urge clearing bridges and fixing ditches, sidewalks to be raised with sand or shells, and planks installed. Tax rates and licenses debated, and warrants issued for mayoral and pauper expenses.

Joan A. Spun Hans Ex Vieron Tovosy John A. Spence M. J. Rosteet A. H. Moss Sam Ryan Street Bryan W. Li. Hutchins L. G. Guillory W. L. Hutchins J. W. Bryan Soaptead Wedland Soclock P Daly Appo Meyer

Ordinance Adopts Provisions on Licenses and Closures

The document notes penalties for violating wares licenses and the potential closure of a coffee house or drinking saloon. It states the ordinance takes effect August 1, 1874, with approval by Mayor William Meyer andSecretary J D Leveour, following adjournment to the next term.

A. P Wim, Meyer Victor Touchy John A. Thomas Hansen W. J.utchins W. Ii. Hutchins Coralie Louis Williams F. M.c Ee Ee Laos St. A. D Lee Gontrarva John A. Fipence WM. Meyer

Pledge of Protest Against Parish Configuration Convention

A local card from Calcasieu shows a pledge by WEI Loke Charis denouncing the 1874 Calcasieu Parish Configuration Convention. It asserts the November election action is not political and targets solidarity with the Democracy of St. Landry Lafayette and GEO.

Calcasieu Cameron Lafayette St. Landry Calcasieu. Parish Calensien Battal Mich Geo Wei Loke Charis Wts

Wells and Water Work Advertises Lake Charles Firm

A Lake Charles notice promotes wells and cisterns using patent auguration. Captain Thomas Hansen and a list of accompanying names appear as the workforce, with claims of perfect satisfaction in price and workmanship. The ad invites examination of specimens from various branches of the trade.

Lake Charles Thomas Hansen J. W. Bryan Louis Leveque Wm. Meyer Geo. H. Walls J. A. Kinder John Dillon Dan Gees

List of Jurors for Calcasieu Parish September Term 1874

State of Louisiana Calcasieu Parish officials drew jurors on July 18 1874 for a special term to begin September 7 1874 at Lake Charles. Names include DJ Turner I Simons Onesithe Langly Moise Lobine John Ties Miraut LeBlanc Wm L Fairchild Maxile Hillstock John B S Trahan John A Vincent Raflill Manner Reuben Ammotrong John OC Rice Gideon Reuter Tack Mesa Maxie Mizonnielle Alexander Miller Dumas Nevela PM Alton Sohn G Corpor John Goter John McCorquodale Martin Vincent John T Reeves Pierre A Hebert Jee 6 Benoit Bayard Gaga Ruben Hooy Eskian Micke Wourete Jowrh M Oeasia Praus Goa 3 B Vsmamx Gnay Tre.

State OF Louisiana Calcasieu Ann Ryan John A. Spenc Lake Charles Dember A. P John J. Morgan L. Ryan Wms L. Hutchina Aid Parish Moise Lobine John Ties Miraut LeBlanc Wm L Fairchild Maxile Hillstock John BS Trahan John A Vincent Rafiill Manner Reuben Ammotrong John OC Rice Gideon Reuter Tack Mesa Maxie Mizonnielle Alexander Miller Dumas Nevela PM Alton Sohn G Corpor Tohn Goter John McCorquodale Martin Vincent Toho

Public Square Purchase Notice In Lake Charles

A damaged OCR fragment references John Dilkons at 14 Lake Charles Louisiana and mentions attention to purchase and packing in a public square. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear actions or dates.

John Dilkons Public Square Lake Charles Louisians

Campaign announces for sheriff and state offices in Calcasien parish

At the solicitation of many residents, multiple named individuals declare candidacies for local and state offices in the upcoming November election. George H. Welli a candidate for State Senate and W. A. Robertson for Parish Judge are among those announced amid authorization by parish leaders.

Ann Allen Gilley O Nori Dees Pannilo W. Richardson Caleaion Eubient Eratic Erate Amignnes Sarkstor Benat Onlenaien Geroatte St. Landry Orieinertte Cameron Atte Calcasien St Landry George H. Welia State Senate WM. A. Robertson Jones Lytse Colca Parish

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BOHO W. Bryan Charles Freedom of the Pread the Town Council William Meyer W. L.hutchins Eee Ted Laveque Attest D. Levequii J.D. Leveour Samuel Cary Vsmamx Gnay, Tre Thomas Budd Lake Chartes Lowintana Aliberal Ceeel Allis Strand Galveston Perss Suom A. P. Lynn Hsq Bii A.M. Hall Tel Louisiqua Calonsil Highth Fudjooli Asa Ryan Anid Coutl Clark Lake Charles, i AVIS Etat de la Louisiane Paroisse Oissiou Muitiéie Lundi Dane Lee Aba Bryan Croffler Billiards Budfards Bere Tea Nal Simon Porta Biforwlavias Emre Por Sherif Man Oreece Aang Atdata Alentian David H. Lyorg
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