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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1895
Page
3
Browne argues that excessive devotion from a man is scarce rewarded by women who prefer reciprocity and balance. He contends women idolize lovers yet withhold true worship, often turning admiration into disillusionment as they pick apart flaws, demanding equality in the emotional race.
A reader describes a parlor lecture on the philosophy of the New Life attended by 40 women and one man, noting the worn expressions of well to do women and urging broader lives for women. The piece cites the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association, its leaders, and ongoing efforts to reform antiquated laws and expand women's participation in public life and finance.
The former White House of the Confederacy in Richmond, long a city schoolhouse, will soon open as a Confederate museum and library under the Confeder ate Memorial and Literary Society. The three story mansion on Clay Street, once Jefferson Davis and family residence, hosts relics from General Lee to Stonewall Jackson’s charger, with plans for state rooms and a central library and museum.
A Washington Post reminiscence recalls the 1888 Democratic convention in St Louis where interior delegates sought quiet rooms. They were housed on the third floor above a saloon, prompting a morning police raid on a Faro game and the temporary arrest of the saloon keeper and players. Three delegates later appeared in court before release.
A Homer Louisiana hunter ties his deerhound Dan to keep him home but the dog breaks free and leads his owner to a woods accident where the hunter breaks a leg. The hound seemingly identified the moment of danger. Also a quip about Gus Heede and golf from the Chicago Record.
The presidents of anthracite coal carrying companies plan to restrict production to 50 percent of present levels. They aimed to control supply and boost prices, meeting to agree on enforcement by their sales agents.
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