04 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1896
Page
1
Distant year items report a varied set of local happenings from Aubuyd and nearby areas. Names include Davis of Aubuyd, Sophie Cope cashier, J. Pearson and J. Harlan staff, with references to stores, trains, deaths and injuries, political activity, and community events.
At about 1130 pm Thursday officers swooped on Moriarity’s roadhouse behind Lindenwood Cemetery. Ten people, seven men and three women, were arrested for disorderly conduct and prostitution. Several defendants posted bonds. others faced a Friday court appearance. Moriarity and Kennedy were charged with keeping a house of ill fame and open after 11 pm.
In a tense Newton household, discussions turn to leaving the city for a farming future as the Civil War looms. Eustace, Rose, Jasper Grenville, and Danbar figures test loyalty, love, and duty while Mr. Newton weighs practical moves and a possible farm relocation to safeguard family happiness and stability. The plan hinges on Rose and Lillian backing a move, with Eustace offering to work as a plowboy while the country may demand intervention.
In the Newton household a tranquil Sabbath masks mounting troubles as Estella vanishes after faints of deceit with De Courtney. Maud flees with jewels, rooms empty, and a note reveals planned elopement while Jasper and Rose grapple with danger and pending revelations.
A disturbingly detailed account portrays Stella Le Barron in a rage tied to a chair by terrified servants after a night of turmoil. The household, including a butler, gardener, and two women, feared a perilous incident as gas burned and windows stayed shut. A physician was not summoned, and the chaos ended with Le Barron restrained amid shattered items and a tense hospital departure.
A Lincolnshire farmer displays Alpha the chestnut gelding, 16 hands high, who can answer alphabet cards with his teeth, play God Save the Queen on a harmonium, and perform intelligent tricks. The owner credits patient kindness and ongoing training, suggesting horses can learn almost any spoken word with proper taming.
Young Richardson testifies on his first prize hog rearing and feeding from Feb 23 1895 birth to Dec 17. The pig gained 629 pounds in 273 days at a cost of 16.85 and 1.93 pounds per day. He describes feeding from slops, corn meal, milk, buttermilk, peaches, apples, and cane meal with careful variation and pen design for hot weather.
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