04 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1895
Page
1
A garbled sales note urges readers to order now to avoid rival price increases and mentions a long line of foreign and domestic suitings with overcostings. It flags prices and invites contact with G Schmidt.
A collage of announcements lists lodge gatherings, charity groups, fraternal societies, and public clubs with dates and locations across Fort Wayne. It notes election weather, political forecasts, and industry updates alongside civic society meetings and temperate commentary on culture and advertising.
A garbled dispatch discusses belligerent rights for Cuban insurgents, U S congressional action, and support for Cuban independence. It references American politics, reform attempts in Asia, land tenure contrasts, and social tensions, with scattered historical anecdotes and local color.
A Providence obituary notes Dr William Miller of Fort Wayne once employed in a Delaware dental office died by his own hand in New York. The article claims a telegram misprint delayed funds intended to aid him, and a period of melancholy preceded his death. It mentions his dental affiliations, travel to New York, and a chain of miscommunications surrounding the telegram.
A narrator observing the Guadalupe feast near Chihuahua recalls Mexico’s holiday customs. A lone, dark haired worker girl washes soiled linen by the river while the narrator curiously offers aid, then accepts a curious task that blends romance with restraint as feast day celebrations unfold around them.
A narrative fragment follows L and Lucia as they handle a bundle of Antonio's belongings amid a village scene by a river. Maxwell and his wife arrive with a past grievance, prompting reflections on home and ambition before a rain of emotions recedes with the departing couple.
A husband angrily exclaims his bent meerschaum pipe is broken and asks how it happened. The wife replies she found the pipe in the front hall and his overshoes on the parlor mantle when she woke. The husband shrugs it off as accidents, joking about an earthquake.
Mrs Amelia Tarr, likely the most prolific woman writer of the first rank in America, spends the greater part of the year at her beautiful home near Weeksful Sho.
The piece recalls early days in the lower house with figures like Senator Thormas and ex-Sherif Gan Tell, plus Congressman John B Robinson, noting two democratic members known to many boys. One, now deceased, hailed from an down-town ward and was famed for his Irish wit and repartee. the other came from an uptown district.
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