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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1904

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Republicans Edge In On Chairmanship Fight In Conventi

A chaotic convention scene unfolds as Republicans debate a three candidate path to chairmanship with Metzger Smith and a potential third man. Key figures like Floyd Woods Harry Nesley and ex Mayor Heckwalter weigh risks of splits while candidates across county offices jockey for position amid talk of a dark horse rising to force harmony.

Metager, Smith Republicon Hutyt Dovice Metzger Smith Davis Floyd Woods E Rmn Jaying Nesley Heckwalter Smith and Metzger Lowds Fal Sourbier Bookwalter John McGregor Dr. Garstang Harry Twechler Cass Connaway Charles Roebler Senate John Bowlng House Cdndigues

Forecast: Rain and rising temperatures with chilly notes

Weather outlook reports rain or snow in Indiana and adjacent states with rising temperatures. Thursday night into Friday brings rain and warmer east winds. Daytime highs near 20 with warmer conditions by afternoon as precipitation shifts.

Indiana

Beautiful Opal Carmichael Burned While In Livery Stable Fire

Opal Carmichael a 16 year old girl, daughter of Mrs Dora Carmichael of 123 W Michigan St, suffered severe burns after her clothing caught fire while fleeing a blaze at a livery stable behind 19 W Michigan St. Neighbors and employer Harry Fisher assisted, smothering flames with blankets until physisians arrived. Doctors doubt survival as her mother mourns deeply.

Opal Carmichael Dora Carmichael Michigan Sr Wilhite Michigan St Harry Fisher Wilhite Burn Demonness Hospital Lop Om Carmichael

Earthquake Hits Aquila Province in Rome Region

A tremor struck the Aquila area near Rome causing damage and disruption. No precise figures or casualties are provided in the fragment.

Rome Aquila

Man Falls Unconscious After Registering at National Hotel

At the National Hotel near Union Station on Thursday morning Beorgs Endly, 72, of Cincinnati, fainted after writing his name on the register. Dispensary physicians treated him. doctors later said the attack likely stemmed from heart trouble.

National Hotel Union Station Beorgs Endly Cincinnati Fredly

Claims Against the Tate Estate Face Venue Shifts

A judge orders venue changes for several Tate estate disputes. Irene Allison seeks 915,020 claiming promise of full control after Mrs Tate’s death. Maggie Eftel seeks 31,000 for seven years of service unpaid. Mary Brooke alleges 3900 for services from 186 to 186.

Duge Allen Jeanie Tawid I Bowne Streatt Court Tehir Ange Carter Irene Allison Mra Abe Taurs Marcia Tate Mra Tate

Affidavits in Calon palmens receivership case disclosed

Sensational affidavits reveal details in a superior court receivership matter. Charles V. Epaneil claims Dr. Harrison dictated charges and misused funds. Spantol asserts a recent meal and wine paid by Harrison and McCabe, and a $2,000 telephone inducement for answering questions. George J. Smith corroborates hearing the discussed conversation.

Calon Palmens Denttta'e Charles V. Epaniel Harrieon Spantol Harrison McCabe George J. Smith Xara

$760000 For New Bridges Approval Sought

Thursday the county commissioners asked for additional appropriations to cover perpetual duties and the building of new bridges. Miley of bridges cited include Allaneys, Emmrichville, Tirddge over White River, and Fishhackepee. A council session adjourned without final action as W. S. Dubnaon urged the company to bear part of the cost.

Dubnaon Pike Township Ear Company

Mikado Fleet Attacks Port Arthur Repulsed Again

St Petersburg February 25 Not deterred by a failed harbor blockade the Japanese fleet renewed an early Thursday morning assault on Port Arthur and was repulsed at all points according to advices telegraphed by Maj Gen Pflug at Port Arthur details of the engagement will be forwarded

T. Petersburg Fes Port Arthur Maj-Oen Pflug Port Art WR

Russia Proclaims Authority Over Manchuria

Pekin correspondent reports Admiral Alexieff issues a Manchurian proclamation during Russia Japan hostilities. It declares neutral Chinese aid to Russians, urges residents to support troops, warns against harm by Chinese brigands, and promises protection to cooperative officials while threatening harsh action against enemies.

London Pekin Times Telegraph Alexieff Far East Manchuria Russia Japan Ching Imn China Ami Avery Oedial

Japs Capture Ik and Send Him Away

A Seoul dispatch reports Yi Yong Ik former Korean premier and advisor to the emperor was taken into custody as Japanese forces entered Chemulpo harbor and sent to Japan aboard a warship.

London Fed. S Seoul Yi-Yong-ik Korea Rumala Japan Japaneas Chemulpo Harbor

Boston Manager Arrested for $104,000 Larceny Claim

Wallace TP Mam, manager of American Surety Co in Boston, was arrested on a larceny charge involving about $104,000. The complaint was filed by the New York office of the company.

Boston

Dropped Dead at Seymour Train Station

Newton Nicholson of Me Ruehanan Sr. dropped dead Thursday while waiting for a train at Seymour’s Southern Indiana runway station. He had bought a ticket to Streetown and was waiting when he collapsed.

Newton Nicholn Me Ruehanan Sr Seymour Southern Indiana Runway Sreetown

Two Boys to Be Hanged for Murder in Chicago Court

In Chicago the jury in Judge Smin's court convicted John Lynch aged 19 and James Bemmons aged 18 of murder. They face death by hanging on Thursday for the killing of Pat Mek Barbet, a saloon keeper, during a hold-up. Hugh Reilly, aged 19, was found accessory and sentenced to life imprisonment.

Chicago John Lynch James Bemmons

Deed Filed By Interstate Stockyards Sale

A deed was filed Wednesday by Interstate Stockyards Co transferring Imytty property on W Morris Ave to Belt Railroad and Stockyards Co for zero dollars subject to four mortgages to Urlen Trust Co. Pat Corcoran was attacked with a razor by James Edgy on W Maryland Ave and died Thursday with Edgy charged with murder. In Colorado Springs a lodging house fire killed Leta Belth and another man. two were cremated.

Interstate Stackyards Company W. Morris At Belt Railroad and Stackyards Company Urlen Trust Company Interstate Stockyards Bell Railroad and Stockyards Company Pat Corcoran Maryland At James Edgy Edgy Mumler Colorado Springe Col Sarry Leta Belth

Didn't Know It Was Loaded Revolver Incident

William Chester, a colored employee at Sinker-Davie company, was shot in the cheek by Ellis V. Sitew art Chester who carried a revolver to Timekeeper Stewart after Stewart had been missing chickens. Stewart did not know the gun was loaded. Chester suffered a dangerous wound.

Kttvet Car Nueht William Chester Ellis V Chester Stewart Sinker-Davie Company

Senator Quay Very Sick in Florida Bungalow

Philadelphia reports Senator Quay, recently sent south for rest, remains very ill with insomnia and weak health at a St Lucie bungalow near the Florida party’s writing home. They expect no northward return before late March or early April, keeping him away from the Senate.

Philadelphia Senator Quay Florida St. Lucy Senator Florida Party Enaimr Quay Senate

Global tensions spill into early war news from Europe and Asia

Surprised at Great Britain the No vor Vremys states the Anglo Japanese alliance protects Korea with independence. M de Plehve in St Petersburg forms a bureau for official war news. First train crosses Lake Baikal signals ongoing troop movements to the front. In Norfolk a Korea schools chief notes the Korean king trembles under Japanese pressure and fears palace violence. Steamers burn near Port Arthur as Japanese ships move and nine foreign warships seen near Vladivostok.

Great Britain St, Petersburg Novor Vremys Korea Japan Russia Norfolk S.W A. H. Hal- Wert Japa Port Arthur Russa Presbyterian Missionarien

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