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Newspaper

The Weekly Echo

Location

Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1876

Page

3

Launch of a fine schooner at Lake Charles

Last Tuesday evening the town witnessed the launching of a large schooner built by Captain Thomas Hansen. The craft, named The Hehmutta, measures keel 54 feet, beam 25 feet, depth 53 feet, and will carry about ninety thousand feet of lumber. Miss Mollie Gray christened the vessel with a bottle breaking ceremony. Spectators from the town and many youths aboard praised the event, and refreshments followed at Captain Hansen’s residence.

Lake Gharles Mollie Gray Hansen

Town Council Proceedings Of A D 1878 Peb 7

The meeting notes minutes show the regular town council session with mayor and members listed. Actions include approving a payment to John Beal and others, authorizing warrants for W Meyer, setting tax collection notices, and extending report deadlines for committee on attestations.

A.D Wim Meyer Schindler W. le Hatelins J. W Bryan A. H. Maas Geary Alderen W. Is Hatchina AL. Mops A. A. Moss Jean Biyat Asseuor Lux W. L. Hutchins Mr. Rosteet Lake Chiales C Schindler W. L. Hutching Meyer A. H. Moss Jos Cullen

Mayor Approves Appointment Amid Local Brief

A fragmented note lists WM. MEYER as mayor and mentions Cecily Lentil in a terse approval context. The unreadable text suggests a formal town action or acknowledgment without clear details or dates.

Imprisonment of Whisky Convicts in Evansville

The Indianapolis whisky convict group arrived at the Evansville Penitentiary amid grief and disgrace. Albert McGriff, a former Evansville city clerk, sobbed as he declared his innocence and begged for mercy for his sick wife and son, while noting his long marriage and church ties.

Lousvinia Indianapolis Evansville Courier-Journal Albert McGriff McGriff Presbyterian Are

Chromos Free Offer Preys on Delinquents

Fraudulent advertisement promises free chromos and extra copies for subscriptions. It urges cash advances, claims postal authority, and lists a deceptive producer in a bogus address. It also touts agents earning high daily pay, aiming to lure readers with misleading chromes and pictures.

Dimetel

Creditors' Meeting Notice and Theft Report in Lake Charles

Creditors of Ren F. Shattuck Sr. are summoned to a hearing at the Recorder’s office in Lake Charles on Thursday March 1876 at 10 o clock. Also noted is a petition related to an insolvent law and a theft report offering a reward of 50 for the thief identified, with description of a stolen horse and gear. C Dyson, sheriff of St. Landry, issues notice.

Distries Olach'e Peel Coe Ren F. Shettuck, Sr J. F. Shattuck Recorder of Aid Lake Charles Petit Non See Ghatinek Colo Ak Bie Creditore Maid State

Homesteader Patents and Route Rates in Lake Charles

Notices describe homestead patent entries dated 1863 and 1875 with multiple filings in Lake Charles and cites to New Orleans. It records transport routes between Lake Charles and New Iberia, Aldewana Road, and local stores including J. W. Bryan's at the Courthouse corner. Bruce Overen listed at Lake Champs.

Aleo Cites Lake Charles la Thad Mayo Anayet New Orleans New Iberia Polns Bruce Overen Lake Champs J. W. Bryan Pete Uly

Weeder en Tinea Price Rise Reported in 1875

Fragmentary OCR reveals a historical note on price movements tied to Weeder en Tinea and a mention of 1875. The readable text is sparse, but indicates a price certainty claim and references a person or entity named Sara of Cee Renn co.

Deane Ian Sara Cee Renn

The Christian Index 1876 Baptist Family Paper

The Christian Index weekly issue from January 20, 1876 promoting the Baptist family paper for reading in homes and churches. It emphasizes broad readership and aims to be a staple periodical for Baptist families.

Taeanglion

Stolen Note Fragments From Lake Charles Ledger

A damaged OCR fragment reports a missing note dated May 31 1875 for 8123 09 with 10 percent interest and endorsements totaling 88 80 plus two back endorsements of 6 50 and 8 60. Names Drew Betts and Mary Mathews appear amid the terse notice from Lake Charles dated January 13 1876.

Signel H Drew Mary Mathews Lake Charles

Private School Reopens in Lake Charles for Boys

The undersigned Nyan Tiree announces the reopening of a private school for boys in Lake Charles starting Monday January 10, 1876, with tuition from 8 to 12 dollars per term. A primary department begins January 6, and notices indicate various local references and figures on the public square.

Nyan Tiree Lake Charles

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