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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1896
Page
3
The Chicago Record argues that recognizing belligerent rights for Cuba would grant insurgents sea war rights, access to world loans, and authority to buy stores and enlistmen under neutrality limits. It notes such recognition grants wartime powers but not political rights or diplomatic ministers until independence is acknowledged, preserving neutral treaties.
A compilation of editorial notes on three cent streetcar fares spreading from Detroit to New York Philadelphia and Boston with legislative backing in Boston and varied public reactions. Also mentions photo graphing at the National Electric Light association expo and a Roentgen divorce case exposing family skeletons in court circles.
On Tuesday March 30 the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad will sell tickets to Southern states at very low rates. For particulars call on G R and I Ticket Agents or address G lock GP et Rapid Mich.
In Washington a March discussion centers on silver politics as Republicans face calls for clear currency positions. The piece analyzes how western silver Republicans push for explicit bimetallism, the electoral balance in Idaho Montana Colorado Utah Nevada, and how Senate obstruction by silver senators could hamper any party’s ability to govern. It includes a personal anecdote about a treasury official candidate and praises Secretary Lamont’s influence and versatility.
A fashion rundown discusses children's gowns with blouses as preferred bodices, Tam O Shanter caps returning, and white felt hats in England. It then shifts to dinner dress trends with mauve and white satin gowns, velvet trimming, and elaborate bodices, followed by a note on white accessories and a quip about white stockings. Also mentions new photographer flattery and promotional travel rates to Hot Springs Arkansas via Wabash line with health claims and agent contact.
Multiple candidates declare intent to run for public office subject to party nominating conventions. Names include Ganpy for joint senator from Allen and Whitley counties, and Oakley for mayor seeking re election under the Republican banner. Other nominees include Lumbard and Seuren?ens.
Mr. Borror announces Wy. T. Jefferies for the office of city clerk subject to the Republican nominating convention. The filing signals formal candidacy and party backing in the upcoming process.
Public notices reveal bids from B Baror Boronstein H G Nurman and William Meyer Jr for council seats in the Tenth and Third wards. Each candidate requests announcement of their candidacy subject to Democratic nominating conventions and voters’ will.
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