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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1906
Page
6
A formal Indiana Republican tribute extols party achievements under McKinley and Roosevelt, touts protectionism, canal ambitions, and Hoosier leaders Governor Hanly and Senators Fairbanks and Lugar. It praises Indiana's industry, farms, and wealth growth, calls for continued unity, and salutes Democratic allies while urging unwavering support for Republican governance.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Beata, police records, and a curious exclamatory phrase. Most readable content is fragmentary with no clear event, date, or participants to anchor a full news item.
Shick will recover after being shot yesterday by Joseph Weimer in Lafayette Indiana. Weimer fled and later slashed his throat when surrounded by officers. Weimer is hospitalized under guard and may survive.
The Board of Public Works faced a halted plan as no contractors submitted bids for the proposed West Indianapolis sewer project. City engineers estimated a cost of 317 001, but no local contractor was willing to take the job at that price, delaying the contract process.
Sekemp travels to Lafayette for a meeting with Painters' union leaders as tensions rise. The trip includes a late night discussion and unexpected delays. Morrison's role remains unclear while Afrika Bilgat on records a 46 lie mime incident before returning to Lafayette on Wednesday.
The notice to voters in Center township seeks a license from Marion County Board of Commissioners to sell intoxicating liquors malt and spirits in quantities under five at a front room on North Street. Henry Schwartzart alerts Citizens voters of the Fourth ward Wayne township that he will apply for a license to sell and drink on premises at a Michigan Street location, with a listed front room and Germania Building address, including agents and nearby landmarks in Indianapolis.
A misspelled notice from Patrick F. Fisher seeking permission from the Board of County Commissions for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in New Indianapolis Center Township Martin County. The notice cites a pool table and mentions a hearing at the first race and a one story tract.
A noisy, partially legible legal notice from Marion County Indiana details property waivers, licensing terms, and a divorce declaration. It mentions Washington and Center townships, multiple names including Anne, Alan, and Charles Baabne, and references to board of county commissioners and privileges tied to a cemetery project.
Notice states William Perk offers to sell in Marin County Indiana a property with a license to sell intoxicating liquors on the premises. The description indicates a front room location at Detar and Delaware streets in Ventor township, with a three-nayary hatching and lot measurements. May 3905 specified for sale to settle debts and clarifies rights and privileges to customers on site.
In Indianaopolis Copter town ward settlers seek a license to sell spiritous liquors for on premises drinking at a venue occupying a south west corner lot near English avenue and Beate street. The notice lists property bounds and includes a plan for a private pool hall and dance floor as part of the establishment.
Bernard Leerkamp gives notice to the Board of County Commissioners that he will apply for pool hall license privileges for his premises in Ward 15 Wayne township Marian county Indiana. The site is a two story frame building fronting W Tenth street in Van Blartrum estate addition Indianapelis. The business location measures 16 by 28 feet with a south frontage on W. Tenth. If granted, liquor may be consumed on the premises under the license requested.
The fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and places such as Forts, West, Maria, and Victor, with references to dates and local actions. It reads like a garbled page of notices or classifieds showing people, places, and events but lacks coherent context or complete details.
Ioan Vid, a subscriber, notifies citizens and voters of Canter township and Marion county Indiana that he will apply to the county commissioners for a license to sell and dispense spirits at a front room on Tenth Street in a two story frame building. The site lies in block 22 West Tenth street and No 3 in Ketcham and Sayth sub subdivision.
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