Times-Post under new owner plans strong Fort Wayne edition
The Times-Post under new ownership aims to continue publication and rank with Indiana’s best papers. The plant is in first class condition and the paper will be an effective advertising medium in Fort Wayne. The Times-Post pledges timely news and unbiased coverage as it expands job work and seeks local patronage.
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Fort Wayne
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C. L. Drummond
Questioning Mr Ligget on Liquor Case Authority
The speaker challenges Mr Ligget claiming he controls all legal machinery in Allen county and asks who gave him the power. It asserts democratic justices will stay true to their oaths and refuse to follow his guidance in liquor cases, and will perform their duties impartially.
Fort Wayne Celebrates Centennial Hope and Duty
Truncated remarks urge citizens to back a centennial celebration in Fort Wayne Indiana. Business leaders warn costs may exceed estimates as the city plans a major event drawing visitors from around a hundred miles. City council meeting tomorrow looms large for the Democratic majority amid critiques of sixteen months of governance and potential tax levy decisions.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Democratic Party
Democratic Council
Politely Praised Louisville Hospitality Impresses Visitors
Returning guests to Louisville laud the citys unmatched hospitality and generous spirit. The article notes free ice water along the march and punch bowls offering cooling comfort as Indiana delegates socialize with locals. Louisville reportedly gains supporters and a half million new friends.
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Louisville
Indiana
The Smallest Man Bebe of Lorraine and Court Life
A Pan-Sketch of Bebe born in Lorraine about 150 years ago. He stood twenty inches tall at seven and served as a court dwarf for King Stanislaus of Poland. He danced sang and acted as a table ornament at banquets. He died at 21 after a short marriage to Therese Souvray.
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Bebe
Philadelphia
Lorraine
Stanislaus Lesczinski
Poland
Stanislaus
Paris
Therese Souvray
Therese
Naolinco Barber Tale From Mexican Folk Lore
Five leagues from Jalapa Naolinco is famed for stories of its people. A stranger visits a barber who spits on soap for his best customers but not for common folk. The barber uses a hanging apple to test elite clients, claiming the man with the apple has eaten it, while the customer ends up with the barber’s thumb.
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Jalapa
Naolinco
City of
Mexico
The Honesty of Crowds Versus Individuals
The Irish Times notes crowds are honest while individuals accept praise privately but deny liking it. The piece suggests public applause for a well presented audience, praising a fine group of men for their appearance and intelligence.
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Irish Times
Tropical Insects that Mimic Nature for Protection
Tropical insects imitate grass twigs and leaves as a survival strategy. By remaining motionless they blend with their surroundings to avoid predators, showcasing nature’s clever camouflage. The piece notes this as a curious provision in evolution.
Nettie Coulter's Birthday Party Ordeal at School
A shy seven year old, Nettie Coulter, receives an invitation from Bee to a birthday party. She is punished at school for failing to do arithmetic, but her teacher Miss Stewart forgives her and explains the value of tying play to work. Nettie later attends Bee's party, enjoying the celebration and Mr Norris's magic lantern.
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Walt
Rod
Ada
Maud
Gracie
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Katie Seton
Nettie Coulter
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Bob
Nellie
Nettie
Mrs. Coulter
Miss Stewart
Mother
Mr. Norris
Stewart
Tam
New Newark Jury Room Sparks Swift Verdicts
A Newark district court jury room over a boiler room with a single window has led to rapid verdicts. Juries have deliberated for minutes, with one lawyer hinting at an appeal after a four minute decision. A juror recalls a heated vase discussion during the brief delay.
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Minnesota
Newark
N. J
Condensed Milk Quality and Texture Explained
The article explains how condensed milk should look and behave when poured, noting glossiness ropey texture and cream color varying by season. It discusses thickness changes with age, proper thickening as a sign of quality, and that overly thin milk is inferior. It also describes how condensation should preserve milk constituents and suggests butter yield as a quality test.
Prairie Dog Well Discovery Reported in Wyoming
A Wyoming man claims prairie dogs obtain drinking water by digging their own wells. Each village has a concealed opening to a water-filled chamber reached by a circular stairway 50 to 200 feet deep. The account asserts multiple such wells exist in the region.
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Wyoming
A Steamer's Bill of Fare and Daily Provisions
A historical note outlines the vast provisioning of an ocean steamer. It details yearly consumables including hundreds of sheep, oxen, fowls, eggs, flour, jam, tea, sugar, and beverages, plus luxury items and daily fruit. It also notes large breakage losses such as thousands of plates and glasses on a single voyage.
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Aly
Evolution of the Neglige Shirt Fashion Trend
The Philadelphia Record traces the neglige shirt from its early soft collar flannel or silk form to a now stiff board like garment with a rigid collar and cuffs. It notes the russet shoe shifted from easy care to needing patent polish, increasing maintenance cost.
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Philadelphia Record
Inequities in Icelandic Girls Education
The article notes that girls in Iceland receive no educational advantages while boys are favored. Poverty and poor communications hinder progress, though mothers act as the default schoolmistresses. Reading and religious instruction are compulsory, with clergymen visiting homes to test progress and inviting teens to Lent instruction for confirmation at ages 14 and 16.
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Iceland
Electricity on a Scotch farm powers all machinery
An innovative Scottish farm uses electric power for thrashing sowing corn work and more. Water power drives a turbine and dynamo about 1,000 yards away, with underground cables and storage batteries supplying lighting and motive power when machinery rests. The mansion is fully lit and a motor pumps domestic water.
Praiseworthy Generosity by Bridgeport Corset Magnet
Dr. Warner of Bridgeport Connecticut, a millionaire corset manufacturer, runs a vast factory employing 1600 women. When reports said the plant would operate only three days a week, workers feared hardship, but Warner ordered free boarding and provisions at his expense until full hours resume.
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Dr. Nner
Bridgeport
Conn
Dr. Warner
These Are Fine Cars For Hotel Rides In Transit
Two hotel cars built in Wilmington Delaware cost 20000 dollars each. They will run from the East to Chicago and feature sixteen passenger compartments designed like luxurious hotel rooms. A twenty five foot long center kitchen occupies the middle, with storage beneath. Gas tanks provide fuel and light.
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Chicago
Wilmington
Del
The Rock of Refuge in Hawaii Island Stone Safe Haven
In Hawaii on one of the Sandwich Islands there is a spot called the Rock of Refuge. A criminal reaching the rock avoids capture and may receive food from his family until escape. He may not return to his own tribe after seeking refuge.
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Hawaii
Sandwich Islands
A Good Razor Strop From Leather Belting Remnant
A note on razor maintenance mentions a strop fashioned from old leather belting soaked in oil and finished on calfskin for easy upkeep. The item also lists reduced rates via the Nickel Plate road for events in Minneapolis, Albany, and Atlantic City tied to American Humane association, German Catholic societies, and Sovereign Grand Lodge respectively with date ranges in September.
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Aealley
Nickel Plate Road
Minneapolis
Minn
American Humane Association
Albany
N. Y
United States
Atlantic City
N. J
Sovereign Grand Lodge
The Races September 23 to 28 Schedule
The racing program outlines events from September 23 to 28. Featured competitions include multiple heats and finals across track and field venues with entries from several local clubs and visiting units.
Central Bimetallic Compact Document Calls for Silver Restoration
A historical petition advocates forming a Central Bimetallic Compact to restore silver coinage to pre 1873 levels. The measure condemns the 1873 act restricting silver and urges public education and political action to expand money volume and restore silver coinage. Sign and return details follow.
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Wuerstas
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