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Newspaper

The Weekly Echo

Location

Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1869

Page

2

Rumors Fly Over New Oil Boom in 1869 New Orleans

The Weekly Echo notes excitement over crystalized oil as a market rival to coal oil. Messrs Beeston and McLean of New Orleans advertise in the column, with eyewitness accounts of flames and safety fears as the new fuel enters the market.

Andy Johnson W. F. McLean Agt Carondelet Street

Floods and wrecks devastate city and coast in 1869 storm

Correspondence describes record rains and extreme winds flooding the bayous and breaking levees. A railroad wharf and lighthouse complex were damaged, boats stranded, and many homes washed away. Secretaries and ministers are referenced, with casualty counts and rescue efforts cited amid broader reports on politics, labor strikes, and Jewish refugee settlement.

Lake End Voudons Denechand Washington Hotel Kenner Manchas Bridge

Advertisements Notice By Auditor Wickelift 1869

In accordance with Section 63 of Act 174, you are authorized and required to close up all establishments whose proprietors fail to comply, place a keeper, and after thirty days if costs and state indebtedness are unpaid, sell to the highest bidder and return the sale to this office. G. M. Wickelift, Auditor. September 23, tf.

Sim G. M. Wickelift

Appointment of Administrator for Solomon Bonds estate in Ames Parish

Solomon Bona estate in Ames Parish seeks succession and notices a parish judge, David J. Reid, will appoint administrator. The date Sept 25 1869 marks the action. Interest parties are summoned to appear and claim under the probate proceedings.

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