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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1893
Page
3
A sparrow on a branch mocks a passing fly and declares superiority. A hawk swoops, and the sparrow learns the hunter’s claim holds true as the hunter eats the prey. Aves and angels circle, and the tale ends with the predator asserting dominance.
A 1676 tale on the James River follows Anne Berkeley and Nathaniel Bacon as forces clash at a church, a brutal abduction, and a doomed romance. Anne’s devotion prevails in memory after the siege and death, shaping her later role in Williamsburg.
A New York area minstrel show paused when a building bell rang an accidental fire alarm during a tale about a familiar joke. The remark drew heavy laughter from audience and performers alike. Bishop Nicholson recalls a parishioner praising him as “so darned common,” a frank compliment he chose to take as high praise.
A collection of vignette style anecdotes references about women undertakers in the United States, observations on speech and affectation, a washerwoman seeking payment tied to a humorous quip, and a recollection of Miss Mary Wilkins at Mount Holyoke College noting her early habit of clearing platters from tables.
In Asia, mush root drinkers, secretive figures, and rat catching as a busy trade emerge. Washington newsboys are barred from selling before the issue date. The piano sounding-board, a key instrument part, uses American spruce chosen with violin-grade care.
Assistant secretary McAdoo of the navy assumed duties Tuesday. A Boston fire forced the exchange fire insurance company to quit. W Pringle’s colored minstrel troupe owner head. A half million in gold shipped from New York sub-treasury Tuesday. George Harding sold to a buyer in Mexico Missouri for 19 dollars. The Moscow mayor was fatally shot Tuesday by a citizen accusing him of oppression. Axworthy’s bondsmen returned 279 418 21 to Cleveland city Tuesday. Rabbi Fenklestein of Cincinnati has been selling divorces and was acquitted on a technicality. H S Stevens, former Arizona delegate, shot himself in Tucson Tuesday. Rumor Tuesday that J Pierpont Morgan would sail for Europe Wednesday to negotiate 30 million in bonds. Chicago ministers urge action over missionary outrages in Turkey. Globe publishing company of Chicago confessed judgment for 419 607 08. Cancere publishes The Daily Globe, a democratic organ. Rock Island and Lake Shore trains collided at Thirty-ninth Street in Chicago Tuesday. fireman Ely and yardmaster Drew injured. De Lesseps received one year, Biondia two, Buihout five in Paris Tuesday afternoon. he cried when wife visited. McCoy near St Joe found a box with four men and a woman’s bodies, believed emigrant remains. NY police claim capture of Frank Castellano, the genuine Jack the ripper. he’s a fireman on trans-Atlantic steamers. James W Dixon of New York seeks possession of his brother Henry and the latter’s fortune, challenged by hypnotic influence claims.
A shivering man with torn clothes sought shelter at the police station amid a wintry blast. The sergeant, noting severe pock marks, recalls a tale of a wealthier father who had his son’s face encrusted with jewels, later removed to cover living expenses. The night watchman grants him admission for rest.
Market listing details steady provisions including meats lards produce and canned goods with prices for smoked meats bacon and hams beans pears apples cucumbers lettuce and various canned vegetables. The page lists multiple vendors and price ranges across groceries and commodities in a dense, OCR fragmented format.
Fragmentary OCR data shows numeric scores and abbreviations across divisions and regions but lacks coherent events or names. Readable items include possible division labels and percentages. overall details are too garbled to identify teams, locations, or outcomes.
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