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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1896
Page
4
Dr Henry A Read Democratic member of the board of public works states Everett may take 60 days to post the 25000 forfeit. Everett, a reputable businessman with capital, promised to build the lines if franchised, in good faith.
Fort Wayne editorials rail against libel and political attacks as the Journal and Sentinel defend Mayor Oakley and condemn personal abuse. Discussions touch on the 3-cent fare franchise, city attorney roles, and a riot witnessed by former President Harrison.
In a heated exchange, officials demand safeguards until $25 000 sits in city funds to shield the city's interests. The dispute centers on whether Everett can compel the Journal to retract more than half its allegations, with critics warning the abuse could escalate.
An 18 month old daughter of L Yants at 7 dollars avenue drank from a bottle of Kitchells Liniment and suffered severe burns and convulsions. Dr George C Siemen used a stomach pump to save the child who remains in danger. Other items note Dr C B Siemen operating in Lima on John Uran and a diphtheria case at 186 Francis street plus a chicken lunch notice at 24 East Columbia street.
Rome reports end of popular anger after defeat news. reservists return and no punishment expected. Negotiations with King Menelik underway, peace likely soon, war office halts Africa reinforcements. Britain supports Italy. Berlin talks ease European tensions. British aid cited as preventing a broader crisis.
A strong column of British and Egyptian troops was deployed to act as a diversion and prevent natives from concentrating for a joint attack upon the Italians.
A Berlin dispatch to The Times reports Socialist leader Bebel accusing Dr. Carl Peters, Africa explorer and former imperial commissioner, of executing two Africans without trial for adultery. Peters disputes the charge, cites African custom, while German officials raise doubts over European standards and accountability. Senate panel favors New Mexico statehood in a separate note.
Cleary, the fashionable merchant tailor at 118 Harrison near Washington, displays a handsome line of spring suitings and overcoatings with low rents benefits. Call on Jackson at 140 Calhoun for fish and oysters, phone 314.
Fifteen commissioned officers of the Fourteenth regiment Ohio National Guard tender resignations after a senate vote on a bill to reimburse Colonel Colt for costs in defending acquittal linked to a mob death at Washington Court House. Colt will withdraw the resignations as terms of service remain valid and the state will need their future service.
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