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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1903
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the fifth pair of twins at a family home. References to William Barclay and names of siblings appear alongside incomplete lines about babies, parents, and discussions of naming. The text is garbled with many unreadable words and stray fragments.
A scrambled report from Leavenworth Kansas notes births logged by the Board of Health secretary showing two girls and several boys among a sample of twenty attended by a physician. One colored woman claims children will alter the country’s course, predicting a time before age six can pass.
Morris received a six month sentence for solleining aims in the street. The court noted his apparent temperance and education while considering his actions. The article references patriot symbols and a relative named Hip, with limited readable details about the case and witnesses.
By her will probated Thursday Margaret FP Young bequeaths to her grandson John Touart her new trunk springs and mattress with a proviso that he must let his mamme keep them until he is old enough to care for them She also provided that her American Encyclopedias should be divided between her daughters Margaret B Shaddefont and Mina Le Deweese
Next week Englishs features Eliza Proctor Otis in Hedda Gabler on Monday and Tuesday night. Robert Edeson performs Soldiers of Fortune on Wednesday night. Grand Vaudeville plays daily afternoons and nights. Park presents Through Fire and Water across Monday to Wednesday with matinee and evening shows. The Charity Nurse appears Thursday to Saturday with matinees and evenings. Empre offers Burlesque daily afternoon and night. Unique Vaudeville runs daily afternoon and night. The page includes street chatter about shows and audience reception for the theater district.
A fragmentary report details a park event titled Through Fir and Water dated in early June. The piece mentions figures linked to Porter and Collay with brief, unclear notes on participants and times, hinting at a community gathering or performance with names such as Darrell Viator and Sabb We.
A fragmented report describes Yuvid Levert Jill and Tessie Chalmers involved in a pretent scale fundraiser hosted by Mis Hma Terman. Supporters include Dawley Ac Gtr and others while Taavie Perching and Wynan coordinates actions amid scattered mentions of participants and aims.
A disorderly OCR fragment outlines an Empire spectacle next week featuring Harry W Wollams Jr and a troupe of imperial burlerquers. It mentions performers including Carey Tanedan Glanys and Mbeodor sisters, with acts described as humorous, musical, and monologue performances.
This week at the Unique Vaudeville large crowds enjoyed varied acts. Osborne and Datley present refined sketches with singing and acrobatic work while Nesmith and Melrose perform musical comedy. A new reel of sketches promises exotic subjects and novelty numbers.
A chaotic scene in Midipletown New York centers on a bachelor preacher besieged by a large group of girls. The account notes his absence and a returning aid as tensions rise amid unclear details and disjointed OCR text.
Fragmentary letters reveal jealousy and social tragedy as Mrs. Wan, blamed for a rift, stirs gossip while a breach of promise case unfolds. A steamer chase and constable interference mark a tense episode in this Indiana to city saga with multiple named figures and escalating conflict.
Sapai visor Jamis Norton in Ontonagon Michigan secures the winter’s largest logging contract, planning 112000000 feet of pine for Ontonagon Lumbar and Cedar. Norton has already banked over 2400000 feet, marking a standout season for Gutonacou county operators.
Doctors in Aem York report a two week old baby girl who has been asleep for a week. The case appears to involve potential wealth and feeding issues as the infant’s condition is observed and tested for development.
Advert reads as a whimsical holiday note with notices for watches and wool goods. It highlights watches chains and chainy items, and promotes Wool Ones Cheese Cream and new stock of goods. It mentions Dr Likbe as an expert engraver and urges business with honest deals and courteous treatment.
Kansas reports higher wheat yields than earlier estimates with gains in bushels, while corn yields show declines. The article notes acreages, state totals, and a pattern of payments of six cents to various claimants amid a tense financial adjustment in the agricultural sector.
Former president of Bene AWehy University, Prof White, died at his son Mok Sanne’s residence after a long illness. He had served several seats but was weakened by ill health noted since last Saturday.
Dr Williams Picks Pills for Pale People are hailed by a Mr Wag ar and endorsed by his wife and daughter. The advertising claims describe cures for stomach trouble fatigue and weak nerves with testimonies from a Watertown family. The ad notes the product is sold in boxes at fifty cents and promoted by a William Williams Medicine Company outlet.
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