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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1904
Page
1
The piece discusses whether courts may invalidate state legislative apportionment. Republicans like Frank Littleton voice doubts on judicial review of apportionment, arguing it is legislative domain. The article notes concerns that striking down all apportionments could paralyze elections for representatives and senators.
A writt en fragment discusses establishing a standard signaling code for the board of works. It mentions Lorene, Vain tion, and Bred Roagdie weighing whether a signal can prevent misunderstandings and ensure motorists stop. The text hints at a committee led by a chair to craft a clear system.
Private advices from Tokio warn that Russia will not concede enough and that war cannot be avoided. Messages from leading men in the Austrian and German spheres suggest Tokyo should press demands and consider seizing routes as the Sino-Japanese tension rises. Reports from St Petersburg detail Japanese moves against the Korean railway and a disastrous Pacific Express wreck near Montreal, with casualties and emergency crews deployed.
Four raids on Emory Moss’s saloon at 4% Inliane-eve within a week prompt police scrutiny and accusations of persecution. Moss faced charges of profanity amid a clash with Patrolman Beta. witness testimony described threats to draw a revolver, Moss resisting arrest and a torn uniform. In separate Chicago trial February 4, Louis Witze, a saloon keeper, was found guilty of robbing a woman victim of the Iroquois theater fire, with T. McCarty and Charter Conway convicted of aiding him.
Tremiums and privileges were discussed and then dismissed by the State board of agriculture on Wednesday. Shelby County board member Bit Conger told The Bun that a fair may be held this year, with Thursday expected to settle the outcome.
A city debates water worth at 15,000 gallons and $6 while questioning an older waterworks practice. Muvineer Shimer notes the company’s habit of attaching a Revelaa fire hydrant and measuring waste by time and pressure.
WLIT laments inter verat atajas and pressures from Freeman of the Tidiwna board of firentey before the Fuemers' compresy of Indiana. He calls Congress to plant more trees, protect existing forests, and prevent widespread destruction from fitemlites. Everitt urges clear explanation of events and invites diverse input from participants.
A man identified as George Gass violated his parole within three months, prompting authorities at a city facility to pursue further action. The report notes prior leniency and mentions penalties tied to the violation as investigations continue.
The Sun reports Detective John Morgan criticizes Puilford police for inaction on the Mrs Sarah Schufer murder case. He says they do little but talk and have not arrested anyone despite suspicions. Morgan urges the killer to confess and accuses local detectives of bungled work.
A boy known as 7M Jack wandered away from his home at 2841 N Minut ef and could not find his way back. He was found near Cree John Bo 1igdon's residence and later identified as Jack with parents listed as McCardy Jones.
A judge in a court room cautioned jurors against discussing their verdict with attorneys or others after a ruling. He noted jurors may share voting details, but warned such remarks can be grounds for future challenges. The remarks addressed concerns about juror influence and reliability.
The will of the late Justis Adams has been probated with widow Samantha Adams and son Fred B Adams named as executors. Personal estate valued around 3260 and real estate about 150. Under the will the widow receives all household furniture and one third of the estate. The remainder is to be divided among the children share and share alike.
Fair, continued cold with 7 am reading 2 below zero then noon 12 and 2 pm 16. Weather stays cold across Indians and nearby states with variable winds. Public notices mention orators Pisa and Ours and promote Wilsons Keough Kure from Wilsons Drug Store for coughs and colds.
Police report notes no danger from burglars as valuables from a theft case including money watches and jewelry are secured in a locked locker at the station. Clerk A Leroy Portons says many items remain unclaimed while others are held as evidence and valued at thousands, with diamonds rings brooches and charms among the valuables. In December the department gathered over two thousand dollars in stolen goods.
John A. Tiffany alias Leon Hartwell faced a police court verdict on a marriage scheme and fraudulent dealings. He received a six month sentence after authorities, led by Thares Gerber and Trimpe, arrested him in Ardmore days earlier. other figures connected to the case include Jeane Cunningham and Walter, with further details and local bank references appearing in the surrounding notes.
After five days of debate the joint committee and subcommittee report no accord between mine workers and operators. Talks resume with no immediate strike, as Pennsylvania and Indiana operators quarrel over scale terms and market alignment while a possible resumed meeting is anticipated.
A fragmented overheard dialogue centers on Bill Kissel, with mock pledges and questions about political candidates. The garbled text references The Sun and various remarks about weather, elections, and loyalty to Kissel, framed as a street chat.
The state board opened bids for a school book contract with representatives from Orton New York Chicago and Indianapolis as firms compare价格 among Pters Ave renders two sevgraphies two arith nook and four kinds of gapy hoaxes. The Indiana school book company currently holds the contract and is bidding strongly as the award planned for Thursday.
Roar of safety proposes settlement for firemen claiming pay due for time off under Taggart administration. Plan aims to waive interest and allow no interest payments. Firemen pressed for board to cover interest and related costs. Board to consider counter proposal and provide a decision by Wednesday.
Broad Ripple’s only interurban traction car burned on the tracks in Broad Ripple near 15 pm while passengers waited. Hundreds watched as water from buckets failed to save the car, with speculation of overheated equipment or arson. The loss leaves Broad Ripple with irregular service to Indianapolis as the Chiton traction line operated by the Union Traction Company disrupted, angering residents who relied on the car for travel.
Ade Whitenack, 33, of Isis Mont, employed in the pharmaceutical department of Mooney-Mueller, suffered serious injuries when an elevator descended and struck him. He was pinned between the safety gate and car. doctors expect a quick recovery.
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