Fort Wayne Official Supports 60 Day Forfeit Post
In defending Mr. Everett’s 60 days to post a 25000 forfeit, Dr. Henry A Read says Everett is reputable and has capital behind him to build the road, trusting in good faith and contract terms. The piece urges electing aldermen who will curb street-car grants and press for lower fares and stronger public control over corporations.
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Henry A. Read
Board of Public Works
Chicago Chronicle
Fort Wayne
Chronicle
Post
Chicago
Common Council
Citizens of
A Chapter Of Corean Politics
A brief contrasting note on political accountability across nations. The Corean method is described as the king turning three cabinet officers over to the people and having them eaten in a public square. The piece notes unlike England France or Spain Corean practice is unlikely to be adopted elsewhere due to local conditions.
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England
France
Spain
Corea
Salem era contrasts with modern discipline and scandal
A porterhouse of 19th century punishment contrasts with a recent incident near Portsmouth Ohio where a child was driven 22 miles in bad weather to jail. The piece argues home life, media bias, and public officials using free transit tickets for the monopoly. It notes opposition to Everett's city contract and a disbarment of a Holmes witness attorney amid a flurry of editorials.
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Salem
Portsmouth
Stellhorn
Barrett
Dressmaking Hints for a Better Bodice Fit and Materials
Practical guidance on bodice darts underarm fit and sleeve ease, emphasizing second dart sizing for bust fullness, high underarm fit for arm mobility, and alterations at underarm seams. Advice covers fabric choices like sateen silk and cambric limits, plus a descriptive sketch of an evening gown in white satin with lace epaulets and jeweled accents attributed to Jupic Chollet.
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Silesia
Jupic
One of His Trials and Foreign Laundry Tales
A humorous remark by Mr. Skimphiint about losing or finding 50 cents in a downtown trip. The piece contrasts this trivial misfortune with a foreigner abroad complaining about American home life and laundry practices, noting washed garments shipped to Chinamen.
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Chicago Tribune
America
Evening Post
International Business College
Senators Fight Senate Waste and Lavish Comfort
Washington March 16 Special Senator Chandler stirs reform calls for economical senate administration. The piece highlights high costs in salaries, police, debates, and vast miscellaneous expenses. It cites costly items like custom chairs, desks, rugs, and even 100 dollar mirrors, plus lavish committee room fittings and lemonade supplies, arguing the chamber overspends despite House size.
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Washington
Chandler
Senate
House
Ita
Library of Congress
Committee On Foreign Relations
Announcements for Joint Senator and Sheriff Nominees
Local notice lists candidates by name for upcoming Democratic nominating conventions. W S Ganpy and Louise J Bopriya seek joint senator nominations for Allen and Whitley counties. John H Rohan is named for Allen County sheriff.
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Allen
Whitley
W. S. Ganpy
Borror
Allen and
Whitley Counties
Econvenntimn
John H. Rohan
Allen County
Mayor candidacy notices from several individuals
Several citizens announce their names as mayoral candidates or seek re election. Sioney C. Lumbard, H. P. Scurre, and Chauncey B. Oakley request announcements of their candidacies or re election subject to respective party nominating conventions.
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Eprroz
Sioney C. Lumbard
Eprron
Chauncey B. Oakley
Local Candidate Seeks City Clerk Nomination
Henry Monara and Wa. T. Jefferies announce their candidacies for city clerk positions, subject to the decisions of their respective party nominating conventions.
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Eorror
Wa. T. Jefferies
Henry Monara
Ward 10 and ward races listed for Democratic nominating
Notices announce several councilman candidacies in the city wards. Emmet Mark seeks ward ten reelection, Boreenstein aims for ward ten, Eorror contests ward three, and Frank Purcell of ward nine is named for councilman at large with party nomination.
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Tenth Ward
Emmet
Mark
Borror
B. Boreenstein
Epitor
Frank Purcell
Ninth Ward
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