Local notices and ads from Lake Charles 1875 edition
Public notices and market notices including police jury items and subscriptions. Mentions Weed Sewing Machine sale offers for new subscribers, job ads for a tinsmith, and a request to examine the machine at a store. Also records a reader note on a sweet potato from Cameron parish and crop reports from St. Landry area. Ends with thanks from Richard H. Lanegan for travel aid to New Orleans for paralysis treatment.
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W. Bryan
Lake Charles
Richard H. Lanegan
James A. Kinder
Jacob Byar
New Orleans
Murere
National Surgical
New Orsa
Galveston
MISSISSIPPI AFFAIRS AND COLORADO BULLETIN SUMMARY
Aggregated clipping notes Mississippi affairs praising practical farming guidance and a call to form a large club, alongside a 1875 New Orleans plan to aid Louisiana Democrats by routing carpetbaggers. It references Mississippi-Democrat victories, voter registration, and merchant cooperation. Also mentions the Colorado Constitutional Convention set for December 20 to admit Colorado to the Union with three electoral votes and notes its population growth and mining.
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Axoruen
Denver
Grant
Congress
Colorado
LN. O. Bulletin
Grant Very Much Mistaken War Talk and Mormon Row
Editorial comments on President Grant, arguing against war with Spain and conflict with the Mormons, claiming the U S does not need a military protector and that Grant will not loom larger in history than Washington. Critique notes domestic issues and warns against territorial expansion and social upheaval.
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Grant
Spain
Hasis
United States
Tammany and the decline of the New York political machine
From the New Orleans Bulletin, a critique of Tammany Hall recounts the rise of the Democratic ticket, the 24,000 NYC vote loss, and how the once benevolent Columbian Order and Tammany Society degraded into a corrupt political machine as factions clashed and honesty waned.
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New Orleana Bulletin
New York
New York City
Old Columbian Order of Tamamany Society
Concord
Democratic Party
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Tammany Hall Described as Fraud and Delusion
The passage condemns Tammany Hall as a reproach and a fraud that has caused repeated schisms and disasters for New York City and State. It accuses prominent members of backing legislative swindles and warns that the party’s misfortune stems from a corrupt, secret organization. The text calls for abolishing the antiquated fraud and predicts a brighter dawn for Democrats if Tammany is abandoned.
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Ada
Democra‘s
New York City
Ite
New York Democracy
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Democrats of
New
State Convention Resolutions of Louisiana Democratic and Conservative Central Committee
The Democratic and Conservative State Central Committee of Louisiana met at the St Charles Hotel in New Orleans on October 21. They unanimously adopted resolutions inviting all opposed to radicalism and the present state government to cooperate for a State Convention in New Orleans on the first Wednesday of January 1876. The committee disclaims reviving Wheeler adjustment questions and urges members to follow the call. Representation is based on Orleans ward and each parish receiving one delegate per 200 votes for J. O. Moncaure as State Treasurer, with an extra delegate for surpluses over 100 votes.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisians
Kellogg
John McEvery
State Central Committee
Louiziana
New
House of Representatives
Cail
Orleans
J. O. Moncaure
Five Dollar Counterfeit Note Found in Treasury
Telegraphic Brevities from Wasinharoy reports a five dollar counterfeit note appearing to be issued by the First National Bank of Galena, a bank that does not exist. The note was discovered today in the Treasury.
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Wasninaroy
First National Bank of
Galena
The Pacific Disaster and Missouri Constitution News
A dispatch from Port Townsend reports the U S revenue steamer Oliver Walcott rescued a Pacific crewman after the Pacific was struck amid ships by a vessel under full sail. Captain Howell died on the raft. In Missouri, St Louis on Nov 10 reports from sixty counties show fifty percent support for the new constitution. In Louisiana, Robert Mann was convicted today in Lincoln Parish District Court of murder.
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San Francisco
Exchan
Port Townsend
United States
Oliver Walcott
Pacific
Straits of Fuda
Howell
Missouri
St. Loum
Viena
Lay
Robert Mann
Parish of
Lincoln
Trimble
Saurdey
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