05 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Adrian Daily Telegram
Location
Adrian, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
1
A fragmented note reads in uncertain terms about awaiting a reply for further information. The text mentions front bromne and elements suggesting a request for clarification or additional data. The legibility is limited, preserving only the essential cue of awaiting information.
Citizens Light and Power announced plans to start heating plant work under its franchise. Supervisor Dobbins attended and noted the extension of the meeting by four days to resolve the issue. County supervisors claimed the city saved about $500 in taxes despite mayoral and council absences.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Edwin Ferguson, brakeman, connected to a Lake Shore railroad route, was killed in an incident near Elkhart. Details are unclear but the record references company operations and a casualty on the Lake Shore road.
Fragmentary notes show a school district board session devolving into uncertainty over property ownership in Mailson and Adrian townships. The record lacks clarity on which parcels belong to the district as supervisors appear unsure. The board then adjourned.
Fragmentary report describes youths from two lodging houses tied to cottage work, a parole release, and a court appearance for Miller charged with drunkenness. Miller claimed years in Scotland influenced his appetite for Hawser, with unclear local implications and references to Tecumseh and Detroit suburbs.
News report describes Panama and the Isthmus of Panama declaring independence amid excitement. Bogotá notes Caribbean stations manned for defense as the gunboat Bogota arrives in Colón after the proclamation, with no loss of life. The cruiser Atlanta is en route Kingston Jamaica to Colón for possible actions.
Incomplete OCR notes describe a broad range of topics from governance and trade to crimes and local incidents. Individuals such as Joseph Olaverlain and Grover Gossand appear amid references to troops, marriages, wills, and embezzlement. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and broken phrases.
Incomplete report mentions Game Warden Chipman and a police action involving a subject. A conclusion references a United Authority and orders from a superintendent, with notes about a thief and some confiscated items. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
In Gresk Michigan November, Jo trout of the Fast Beck H Peet, wife of a matter, allegedly went to attack Mrs Crosby after Streit. She seized the whip, threatened, and after entreaties by her husband, was moved into a carriage. Legal action may follow.
In Dryton Michigan on November 5 Dr C Me Braidwhod and J Merrith Lamb report mating investigations of prehistoric mounds near a village site. A southwest mound near the village reveals a Glacovared akelotor Sofa man of eleanite proportions with bones larger than average. The mound is described as about thirty feet long and half as wide with a four foot pile. Several similar mounds are noted in the region.
Nov 5 Bay City reports a proposed courthouse construction plan requesting $250000 funding. The message discusses submitting the question to county voters and mentions a special carder for business consideration. Names and exact places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A major explosion at a Navy ordnance depot on an inland island near New York killed several workmen and sent shells, ammunition, and fragments raining over two adjacent houses. Marines fought ongoing detonations as rescue and inquiry teams prepared a board of investigation to determine the cause.
Samuel Parks, from his city jail, announces resignation to his fate and vows to serve his prison term for extortion leases. He rejects appeals or new trials, criticizes labor movement, and expresses no shame in his labor and judgment while insisting he was right. He says no bail is sought and that Sing Sing will not deter him.
Fragmented dispatch reports a massive quake near Meabad in Khorassan province causing heavy casualties and widespread destruction. A separate note claims Boseheo's German Syrup is the only proven remedy for coughs and colds, endorsed by a medical council.
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