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Newspaper

The Weekly Echo

Location

Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1874

Page

2

The Vache Race Victory by Jack Harkaway at Lake

The Vache Race on Saturday drew many entries but only a few were deemed contestants for the silver goblet. Jack Harkaway, owned by Commodore George Murray, won after a six mile race on the lake amid festive crowds of Indies and gentlemen. Sallie Mollie and Nancy Ray followed, with praise for the Harkaway’s beauty and performance as a model for youth and local boat building.

John Dillon Jack Harkawas Sallie Mollie Nancy Ray Green Woods Jack Harkaway George Murray Sallie Mollie Natcy Ray Harkaway

Cameron Parish Delegates Elected and Kellogg Stand Adopted

A Cameron Parish convention elected E Sturlese as chairman and John Sweeney as proxy. Delegates E Sturlese and L F Suthon were chosen to cast Cameron's vote in the District Convention on October 1, 1874 at Vermilionville. Delegates instructed not to support any Kellogg ally and the meeting adjourned.

Tives E. Sturlese John Sweeney E. Storlese L. F. Suthon Cameron Parish Vermilionville Kellogg

Monthly school reports required for Third Educational Division

State of Louisiana officials urge parish secretaries to demand monthly school reports from teachers, detailing school location, buildings, months opened, pupil progress, discipline, and recommendations. Reports due at close of the current term, with blanks issued by parish school boards. subscription list notes growth.

Gronar B. Loup

No Compromise in Louisiana War of Control

A fragmentary patriotic proclamation condemns a usurping government in Louisiana, appealing to the American people for liberty and justice. It laments federal intervention, asserts loyalty to the United States, and warns that yielding to political promises would betray civil liberty and enslave the state.

Pope Fed Kellogg Louisiana United States Partizan Plos

Kellogg Usurpation Reinstated in Louisiana Power Shift

The article notes the 14th instant overthrow of the Kellogg government and the 19th instant reinstatement after federal intervention. It mentions Grange chapters organized at Sugartown on the 5th and Dry Creek on the 11th, with David Simmons and Levi Miller named as masters at Sugartown and Dry Creek respectively. It also advertises a fifty cent subscription price for the Waexey Bouo for the remainder of the year.

Kellogg McEnery Louisiana Sugartown Dry Creek David Simmons Levi Miller

Died at Lake Charles A Infant Toll 1874

Fragmentary obituary reflecting a bereaved family in Lake Charles in 1874. It mentions a young child named May, a mother and father, and echoes a prayer for resurrection. The text preserves devotional wording about sleep in Jesus and eternal life. The readable portion signals a mourning notice for a child aged six months.

Christ Lake Charles

Candidates' Column for Sheriff and Parish Offices

A political notice lists several candidates: David H. Lyons announces for Sheriff with others authorized to nominate Allen Gilday and A. T. Redd for Sheriff, plus G. W. Richardson for General Assembly. Dr Wilt M. Kirkman and George H. Wells announce for State Senate. WM. A. Robertson and W. W. S announce for Parish Judge, with H. B. S named for Parish Judge of Calcason Parish.

Annaunes David H. Lyons Pnnarnel Allen Gildiy A. T. Redd Navich Wilt Kirkman Calcasion Cameron Tte Tiander Lafayette Calcasion St. Loney George H. Wells State Senate En- WM. A. Robertson Jude W. W Calcasion Parish

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