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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1903
Page
8
In Danville Virginia the lynching of Sean Gutterm an alleged killer sparked a large funeral procession through principal streets. A band led the cortege as troops guarded the route amid calls against mob violence and a public lament on race hatred.
garbled OCR text mentions a foundation or event in St Louis with funding for a cure and a request for Basel family members to arrive. No coherent facts. Dr. Larinz referenced with unclear purpose. No clear date or outcome.
The Republic of Georgia voices support for a running mate named Rin A movement Cer ress veli's, with United States marshal for the northern district of Georgia coordinating. Friends of Mr Johnson plan steps to push the matter toward a successful match or Mitsh in this political maneuver.
Councilmen Moriarty drafts a new ordinance prohibiting storing oil in quantities over 100 gallons within city limits. Several manufacturers oppose the measure, arguing it targets large storage by firms like Blanchard Oil Co. at Lord and Palmer streets, recently destroyed by fire.
A fragmented report shows the Board of School Commissioners voting Tuesday night to raise salaries for teachers below the sixth grade. The plan would increase the payroll by 36,000 and apply to about 100 others, with the maximum set at 16 cents.
London July 23 reports list the collapse of A. G. Graven & Co brokers and Ref. M. Kirby a jobber as concurrent market blows. Wednesd
A confused page from Hue Tenis depicts students and patrons reacting to loud cheering and a chaotic mood. Voices erupt as someone mutters warnings while others watch with horror as transportation and crowd activity disrupts the scene.
A Cleveland woman seeks a license to whistle to allow her husband to soothe neighbors. A clerk Muriel Lon Lopez confirms the request as the man, a baker, is challenged by a policeman who notes the habit to signal his presence. The incident centers on a local license need and neighborly disturbance claim.
A patient identified as Aventis awakens for the first time since surgery at Monmouth hospital. He sits up and asks what happened, while staff note cautious progress and a surge of regained awareness after weeks of sleep. Caregivers report improved engagement and recognition returning gradually.
Brijann F Jarber and J B Greer of Greer Mills Co stockyards commission men and J E Freed an agent sue for 250000 damages in Kansas City for false arrest and imprisonment amid alleged malicious prosecution.
A garishly garbled report mentions efforts to guard a jail in Mehh and a rising feud tied to Juhi Thacker in Tenis County. The text hints at tension over the building’s use and teaching themes, with July rounds and enforcement details unclear.
A garbled notice notes a preacher and father of 18 children being examined by a grand jury under law. It mentions El Reno and a preliminary hearing, with a city committee on streets and alleys to meet and the city clerk’s office to be closed or waived on Wednesday night.
In Cosmulton Missouri on July 4 a husband and wife quarrel over the flag spurred a divorce petition filed by Flo against Jost Lawrence. The couple, immigrants from France, allegedly clashed over the desecration of the Stars and Stripes. Their dispute led to a series of confrontations outside their home, ending with property damage and Draped flag desecration accusations.
A series of notices by residents Alvin E. Hal and others announcing applications to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the September term for licenses to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons. Details include venue addresses in Center Township Indianapolis and specific premises fronting north on Georgias Street and the southwest corner of Helen and Tenthaus streets.
Lettie Kinney files suit against the Union Traction Company in College Ave alleging interurban rails passing by her residence are commercial railroads and seeking an injunction. The case centers on damage claims tied to property Teners and the broader College Ave dispute.
Amusements note that the Park theatre reopens Monday afternoon after renovation with the English melodrama When the Bell Tolls, initially produced at the Prin ergs theater Loader. The company is strong with new scenery and a second half-week run of Carter's Two Wolfes. A big crowd attended the Fair Bank concert despite bad weather. Miss Brehany, now in her third week, grows more popular with new songs, and Mr. De Camp, a baritone, delivers a polished performance.
City Life reports on Javor Tolin returning home after army service with world travel, while Pennsylvania Railroad seeks extra time to meet federal safety equipment rules with Interstate Commerce Commission hearing set in Washington Wednesday. Also notices ad small sales and free offer prompts from The Sun, plus employment and rental text blocks.
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