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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
8
In a tightly fought contest, Marie le an Hersenathse Laide HOAL led with key plays and Jean, 9, contributed as the team battled hard. Meantime, Martin and the rest of the lineup kept pace, delivering a thrilling showdown that drew a large crowd and featured a stellar defensive effort from the Indians.
Fragmentary OCR text references Western League and Central League games with scattered names like Logansport, Port Warne, and Limerick. The passage is garbled and unreadable in key details, preventing a clear game report or outcomes.
Mrs W O Allison of Faxboro Mass appeals to Superintendent Mruger of the police to locate her husband who has been absent for years and not contributed to support. She says he writes from various parts claiming unemployment while she and their child struggle with the old father dependent on them. She fears his mercantile business may involve him elsewhere.
Reports describe Wilfie McGilvray's confident performance against rivals including Al Hannon in a high intensity match. The event, set for an all day session in Indianapolis at a new Breunids venue, noted strong attendance and discussion of English naval captaincy links.
A garbled selection of items touches on whisky plans, guilds, injuries, deaths, and civic notes. It mentions J Calfon, the Pinner guild, and various local figures with scattered references to accidents, surgical cases, and a fraternal congress. The text mixes anecdotes, appointments, and business notices with disorderly names and dates.
Richmond's gas supply remains ample this cold spell with only a few residents requiring help heating homes. In Frankfort Kentucky a late hour break in a store was foiled by an attempted robbery. a lamp burned and tools were left outside the safe as the thief fled.
The department will publish a bulletin in January detailing the use of weevil pullers and related findings. The issue covers early cotton pests, the Nye Weed, and implications for cotton planters across districts, with emphasis on controlling late cotton and preparing for early blooms.
In Montgomery district a man faces charges of robbing a barrel house after an incident at the site. Blake and a companion are named in connection with the crime as details spell out the event and suspects.
A controversial card game in Springs Arkansas drew hundreds as Der. 18ttter, Bade Judson and two western gamblers played at hours. Peauber in Mis cheeks and a $63.00 win were noted. the event attracted many onlookers while Ravessor stayed at the table.
Chicago December 15. To avoid a general strike the stockyards packers conceded some demands of the striking workers who have been granted temporary work. The coopery will resume production.
May Gause blacklisted amid a strike at the pier. Peculiarities in the record show workers from the mill and surrounding union members pushing for job security. Officials warn of disruptions as tensions rise and remote talks continue.
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