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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1895
Page
6
Mr Bowser returns late with a health scheme boxing a tramp for sport and a quarter. Mrs Bowser exposes the ruse. the tramp prevails, leaving Bowser with a busted jaw and a humbling attic misadventure.
A dialogue from New York Weekly recounts an inventor bragging that a flying machine is complete yet blocked from public view by a man who says no one has the sense to test it. The exchange ends with the mock-heroic line about needing a brave climber.
A Detroit Tribune item notes a young woman being kissed unexpectedly and reacting with a small hue rather than a full cry. No further details are provided about the incident or individuals involved.
A dialogue from Texas Siftings shows A pleading for aid to raise $99 by 8 o clock tomorrow. B asks why $997, and A explains a $100 bank note and one remaining dollar to meet the amount.
In an Intransigeant line a servant mentions a penny offered, and Traip recalls past coin values as he notes the master’s habit of gambling on the Stock Exchange. The dialog implies wagering and financial speculation within a household context.
The St. Paul Globe quotes The Tribune noting Democrats will eject bosses and that Republicans also empower theirs. It likens boss rule to pests and praises party self-cleaning while predicting November results will fortify three major bosses and their control over the presidential selection.
A compilation of persuasive quotes from multiple papers criticizing Pennsylvania politics and leaders like Matthew Stanley Quay and Dave Martin, praising reform and debate, and predicting Democratic recovery in New York in 1896. The selections affirm party tensions, reformist anger, and editorial voice from the era.
A Cedar Rapids Gazette note reports Tammany’s influence in New York City collapsing as its advocates turned hostile, revealing internal strife and public backlash against the organization.
A set of help wanted and rental notices from the Evening Post. Positions sought include a versatile assistant, energetic young lady, and a cleaning worker with a box address. Also offered are a handsome two floor suite for club or dwelling use and a five room house on Lewis Street near Calhoun Street with inquiry details.
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