Times-Post to Continue in Fort Wayne Publication
New ownership plans to keep the Times-Post publishing and lift it to the rank of Indiana’s best papers. The plant is in first class condition and the paper serves Fort Wayne’s best citizens. Advertising and job work will be offered to attract Fort Wayne business patronage. Times-Post manager C. I. DrumMonp.
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Maumee Valley
Two Criminal Monsters Durrant and Dollie Larner
A San Francisco trial details Theodore Durrant as fearless and cold while guarded by 40 deputies as crowds seek him. Dollie Larner, 18, teen sentenced to reform school for poisoning foster parents to steal property. The piece criticizes education and calls for inquiry into sources of such behavior.
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Minnie Williams
Theodore Diorant
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Didiana
Dollie
Spain must respect civilized warfare in Cuba says St. Louis Republic
The St Louis Republic urges Spain to honor rules of civilized warfare if three months are allowed before US intervention. It highlights past atrocities by a butcher Balmaschla, predicts a terror regime in Cuba, and argues humanitarian duty demands US and Christian powers intervene. It also notes social elites and William Hart Snack, Washington society figure, has died.
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United States
Traveling schools for fair children in France caravans
Early spring to late autumn fairs across France host nomadic traveling schools for fair children. Miss Bonnefois founded two itinerant Paris area schools with wagons eighteen by ten feet, green canvas, blackboards, and maps. Students aged eight to fourteen study 8–10 a.m. and 2–4 p.m., moving with the itinerary from Grenelle to St Denis.
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Boston
Fractions and a missing word in a New England class
A classroom anecdote recalls a New England teacher testing fractions by halving beefsteak repeatedly. As the sequence yields terms like halves quarters and sixteenths a student humorously offers the missing word tash demonstrating the gap between arithmetic and common sense.
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New England
Happy Mary Anderson in London Letter Describes Her Beauty
A London to Boston Transcript note praises Mary Anderson Navarro as pale elegant and gentle American actress. The piece compares her to a Galatea and a white rose, noting her quiet introspection and heroic acting studies. It suggests she unlikely returns home, though she asserts affection for America.
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Boston Transcript
King Is a Fake and Education's First Steps
A fragmentary column notes King Menelik’s rumored plans in Abyssinia with Flad’s report of chains on a German colporteur and Russian interests. It contrasts this with warnings on rushing child education, describing birth warmth sleep and food as first needs and cautions against forcing growth before God’s time.
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London News
Express Cashier Robbed Terre Haute in 16000 Larceny
Baltimore detains John Don Farden alias T J Franklin for stealing 16000 from Adams Express in Terre Haute Ind. He confessed and said agent James R Barnett assisted by diverting funds. Farden traveled from Washington to Baltimore after the larceny on Sept 6 and is held for return to Terre Haute. No trace yet of Barnett.
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James R. Barnett
Vardulia Road
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New Orleans
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Express Company
Barnett
Shotgun Opposed to Ax Proves the More Efficient Weapon
Clark Isham, 22, was killed near Vincennes after an argument over wages with Ezra Tech, 60, at a logging camp. Tech fired a double barreled shotgun from four feet away, tearing an artery in Isham. Isham died on the porch as Tech was arrested and jailed.
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Ezra Tech
Knox County
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Teot
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Married after suit for alienating affection in Munch
John G Ratliff and Ida Ratliff wed in Munch ten days after divorcing. Ida sued Mrs Imma Workings for alienation. Ratliff and his wife, with lawyers and ministers present, paid for license before final compromise. Workings' parents objected to union. Mrs Ratliff forced payment to the preacher and license.
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John G. Ratliff
Ida Ratliff
Ratliff
Indiana Spiritualists Missed Will Bequest at Westerfield Estate
In Anderson on October 7 the will of Dr. Westerfield, president of the Indiana Association of Spiritualists, was opened. He leaves $75,000 in real estate to his widow and brothers with no provision for the association, despite past generous gifts to Spiritualism and Indiana's Chesterfield campground.
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Ann Arbor
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T. de Witt Valmage
Henry Watterson
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Salem Palmer
Mendota
Chicago
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Elizabeth Dodge
Sarah Stites
Dr. Shaw
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West Thirteenth Street
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Sioux City
Labeck
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Christchurch
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Pullman Company
Pullman
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Cook County
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Henry W. Shepard
R. J. Morrison
Rank. Wenter
Thomas. A
Alexander Jones
South Carolina
Phat
Michigan
Mano
Arkansas
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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State Senate
Young Darling
Washington County
Kentucky
Love Devine
Fayette County
Secretary Morton Orders Inspection Certificate for Beef Exports
Washington October 7 Secretary Morton issued an order under the 1819 act requiring all beef offered for export to be accompanied by an inspector certificate proving cattle disease free and meat sound. All packed meat must be plainly labeled with species. Unmarked or uncertified beef may be unpacked for inspection. No vessel clearance will be granted until compliance. The order takes effect January 1896.
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Morton
Cleveland Wins Temple Cup Final in Windy Cleveland
Cleveland defeats Baltimore 7 to 1 to clinch the Temple Cup series in the final game in Cleveland. About 12 000 spectators filled the stands and surrounding areas as Cleveland opened with three runs in the first inning and held the lead throughout. The day was cool but clear with bright sun over the park.
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