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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1904
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe intermittent optimism for a compromise as officials and stakeholders discuss a path forward. The text references proposals, committee sessions, and a general mood of cautious progress with continued negotiation and testing of options.
Washington March 3 A letter from alt text indicates Senator Deters denies Congressman Scott's accusation that a statement was fabrication. Webb of North Carolina challenged the remarks while Cleveland era rhetoric and a White House visit are referenced. The exchange centers on claims of dishonesty and a “fabrication out of whole cloth.”
Partial text indicates a government finance notice on March 3 about funding for the Panama Canal. It mentions payments due by March 25 and percentages of government money to be realized. Other garbled lines reference new piano prices and individuals, but details are unclear.
A fragmented account describes a long-haired man fleeing from an incident. The text mentions a guard, a residence in Lafayeda, and unclear references to a gymnastic scene and a potential pursuit. No clear names, dates, or locations are reliably readable.
The afternoon windstorm toppled a rooftop glass and rattled the Newtonon Claynam Building. A gust followed by a stronger breeze forced temporary evacuation as workers watched plaster dust fall and a portion of the roof tiles loosen. No injuries reported. In Paris, the Dreyfus case advances with a fresh revision appeal presentation. In Bloomington, Sterling is renominated for Congress, with Rep. John A. Sterling of Bloomington listed.
Fragmented OCR reveals a court scene with references to Jealousy and bad feeling. Mentions include Lieut Boyle and Capt Tagglinn, with statements of anger and accusations among parties. The text shows defense and charges connected to a disputed matter, suggesting a sensational trial moment.
WELTON Tex March 1 The fire damaged the Hrawn hardware company building and stock. Four firemen were seriously injured as the blaze raged through the structure. The jury list mentions eleven jurors who are business men amid discussion of professional roles and local civic ties. Authorities reported thousands in losses.
Col. Mary B. Smith named county chairman opens a headquarters in Raoul Heke Building and will be active there from now on. Attention will focus first on the congressional convention on March 19 as the party prepares for upcoming elections.
In Chicago on March 3 liquidation pulled May wheat down 3 percent. May old July settled at 9 and new July at 9? cents. Corn eased about 6.5 cents with white oats slipping 4 cents as markets weakened.
A 35 hour forecast ends at 8 pm March 4. Fair Thursday night and Friday, colder Thursday night with a minimum around 15. Morning temperature 30 at 7 am, 25 at noon and 25 at 2 pm. Colder Thursday night, warmer Friday with variable winds.
A Shortridge High School building was struck by lightning causing damage and triggering a court appearance as residents discussed the incident and the affected student’s situation. William Morgan, a Black juvenile, recently released on parole, was linked to local events and a Grand Hotel incident through community efforts led by Alix Rogers and others.
A powerful midwest blizzard forces schools and businesses to suspend operations as snow piles up across Wisconsin Michigan and Nebraska. Dozens of towns report heavy snow and widespread transport disruption. Three farm children perish in Wisconsin storm as temperatures plunge and a late winter cold snap grips the area.
Charles Di Tosine and Henry's withdrawal mark a turning point in New York state politics as Shethy, Fairbank, and other figures reshape the race. The text notes Henry’s legales and public timing, with references to Benniter Parrbinke’s early bid and the Senate campaign’s evolving dynamics.
A fragmented report describes a swampy quagmire amid an area lacking sewer construction. The piece references teams, roadways, and local figures, capturing a chaotic scene with partial names and places amid debris and unsettled conditions.
Fragmented OCR reports a man named Gilbert pursuing a claim against his employer Edwardson and others in New York court. The narrative mentions false pretenses, a pending case, suspensions, and an onlookers’ emotional release as a youth is freed. Other items advertise jewelry and medicine.
A garbled historical snippet appears to recount a mythic misadventure with Cupid and a helper, mentioning Fe Sourhier and Sourtier. It hints at an event at a rear dune and references Ryewell Powett and Pyit nenmd, with unclear dates or places.
In Shelbyville on Thursday the delegates to the national convention were instructed to support Roosevelt. Selected names include Job de Wingate of Hyde, BT. Fee of Payette, and John Shirk of Prairie, with the latter elected by acclamation as a temporary representative.
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