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Newspaper

The Weekly Echo

Location

Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1871

Page

2

Christmas Reflections and Public Printing Reform

Christmas essay notes global unity and childhood joy, urging benevolence to the poor and sick. It urges reforms as Waroth and Pinchback revoke contracts with 35 Louisiana newspapers for public printing. A lottery promotion in South Carolina promises cash gifts, backed by Butler and Belmont, with offices in Charleston and New York.

Waroth Pinchback State Printing Committee Louisiana Dimn Outer Sory South Carolina South Carolina Land and Immigration Association Auguste Belmont Chas, O'Conor Wade Hampton Gen. M. OC. Butler Charleston Broadway New York

Rail merger promises New Orleans to Houston line

In solidarity with New Orleans editors, we celebrate the settled Morgan directors pact of the New Orleans Mobile and Texas Railroad. The New Orleans to Houston route via Tinke Charles should be finished within twelve months, while the Brashear to Shreveport line via Opelousas will also be completed soon. Once Lake Charles lies within reach, a grand round trip will reveal the change.

St. Nicholas New Orleans Charles Morgan New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Chattanooga Houston Texas Brashear Shreveport Lake Charles New Orleans, Mobile, and Texas Railroad Company Mississippi Morgan Griswold Sataeney Ln Trinity Brazos Mexico Chattanooga Railroad Company N. O. Picayune

Railway Link to Texas Promises New Orleans Growth

The New Orleans Bulletin reports a renewed push for a trans Mississippi railway to Texas with Morgan backing and city council action. It argues the project will unlock Texas markets, unite lines to Vermilionville, and connect New Orleans with Houston and Trinity Brazos regions, transforming commerce and settlement.

Slaughter of the Innocents Haunts Cuban Tale

Reported brutal actions in Havana and a desecration at the tomb of Don Jose de la Luz, tied to a college incident. The account blends a Cuban tragedy with a New York World anecdote about a trapeze act and a Washington traveler’s note on peach pie and lemon dessert.

Havana Crstanon Don Jose de la Luz College of Making Castanon Stroets York Sun N. O. Bulletin Penn Cinchinati Enquirer Tasays Mlle Romelli Mons Washington John

Singman Cause or Death in Boston Traveller tale

An elderly man at Park Street station in Medford bit his ill daughter on the mouth during a diphtheria episode. The bite left minor teeth marks, but the bite transmitted infection through his system. After a week his body swelled and he died.

Singman Boston Chambers Park Street Medford Ton Maine Dak

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