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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Times Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1895
Page
2
The Times-Post announces new ownership pledging continued publication and rank with Indiana’s best papers. The plant is in first class condition and the paper seeks Fort Wayne advertising patronage while promising up-to-date news without favoritism.
A column reviews Lemuel Eli Quigg's efforts to debunk wage increases under the Wilson tariff. It cites letters to manufacturers, mockingly suggesting prosperity may be an illusion, and joists a parade of contemporaries and issues from McKinley to Tammany, all amid partisan blowback.
A recounting of a hunting trip in South Kentucky and along the Mississippi with Jack N. The narrator describes a fierce fox and stag hounds pack led by Spot Music and Black Terror, the rescue of two hounds from the river, a perilous swamp chase, a massive buck shot too far back, and a dramatic quicksand ascent ending with the buck secure and hounds victorious.
A British observer recalls the Nuggar tank in Karachi where wild crocodiles inhabit a swamp created by hot springs. The wall protects locals from attacks as buffaloes linger in the water and other animals are seized. more than 200 reptiles eight to fifteen feet long crowd the 150 by 75 yard pool.
A dog owned by a Pytchley Hunt whip alerting to a ditch leads a laborer to a murdered woman at Althorp. The canine, famed for scenting decomposed flesh, twice showed distress near the scene before the discovery. The case mirrors earlier canine sleuthing at Blackburn.
Governor John Young Brown recounts mountain legends of a cliff fall for cornfield lore and a stray silvery discovery by a Carter county farmer. Emma Willard’s ballad Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep is linked to a mid Atlantic voyage storm and its popularization. The piece ends with a comparison of venom and virus, noting distinct origins and effects on the body.
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