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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1895
Page
7
The era’s latest fashions feature rough faced and satin finish broadcloth in chestnut browns greens heliotrope and dozens of shades. Outfits include waist length basques meadowed with astrakhan, green velvet trims, jet nail head embellishments and wide hats with elaborate bows and ornament.
The St. Paul Globe argues New York City’s strong Democratic leanings guarantee a Tammany victory when local government is at stake. It credits opposition division and Platt faction tactics for the result, praising reformers who reject Platt’s machine.
A terse New York Telegram note hints that while many believe a single candidate may emerge, only one is expected to prevail, reflecting political speculation and uncertainty surrounding the upcoming selection.
A parlor piano should stand with back against the wall in a niche to be avoided. Keep 6 to 12 inches from the wall, remove padding under it, and avoid bric-a-brac or heavy carpet padding. A solid foundation improves tone, avoid covering the top, and ensure the pedal pressure with a snug shoe enhances resonance.
Miss Suzanne S Beatty, formerly a court stenographer in western Pennsylvania, studied law and has been admitted to practice. Legal reporting is praised as a strong stepping stone for women lawyers, often leading to regular practice.
Clean and dry the fish then split if thick. Salt pepper lemon drops and butter then broil quickly at first and slowly for ten minutes per inch. Serve with butter cream. Opal hues mix green red and milky white matching three color trend in dress materials.
The Philadelphia Record notes large Democratic vote shortfalls in Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey with 187000 155000 and a Cleveland vote drop of 86000. It laments unity failures pledges kept and losses and urges fresh vigorous leadership from young honest Democrats to redeem promises.
The Fall River cotton mills report a quarterly dividend rate of 2.05 percent on a capitalized stock of 21.368 million, up from 1.01 percent on 21.168 million in 1894. Mills note some have earned nearly twice their dividends, challenging claims of overproduction.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes Mr. McKinley gains from preliminary work and a loyal delegate procession, potentially securing victory despite a business revival tied to tariff reductions.
A witty cartoonish note calls the first white elephant Indian urinal shade while praising the G. O. P. Exchange as the only immaculate elephant, suggesting political humor about parties and exchanges.
The exchange centers on Matt Quay speaking about learning equals while condemning dishonesty. A quoted Irishman claims a strong stance that honesty and integrity surpass other virtues, provoking discussion on public platforms.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes Mr. Wanamaker’s re-election as president of the Sabbath School association and predicts his continued presence for the forthcoming campaign fund.
Editorial notes that Ohio voters endorsed corruption as a political tactic and urges officials to pursue personal gain, arguing the electorate invited flawed leadership and should expect further self serving behavior from state leaders.
The Boston Globe notes that Democrats were defeated in multiple states by purely local issues and that these concerns will not influence next year’s presidential campaign. The piece highlights limited impact of local context on national contests.
A quote from the New York World recounts an awkward moment at a sewing circle where Mr. Stevens Smith addressed a speaker about her age. The exchange highlights social nerves and sharp wit among attendees.
A fragment describes a crude hunting scheme using ostrich eggs filled with explosive chemical. The plan is to lure ostriches to sit on the eggs to hatch them, while a seller negotiates prices from twenty down to ten in a brisk bargaining exchange.
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