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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1906

Page

6

Scenes at and near the Panama Canal diggings

A feature on the Panama Canal diggings outlines a modern dredge operation with 19 steam shovels supplied by Agravise New York, and profiles workers Vinny Ferrel and George Morell. It describes the harsh labor, simple laundry methods, and one washwoman named Alisa Margerie, with others awaiting their turn in the hot, grueling process.

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Longworths to assist in Ohio stamping trip

Mrs. Nichlas Longworth plans to join Ralph B. P. Cole’s campaign effort in Ohio, with Mr. Longworth also pledging stump support. Alice Longworth will travel with the party, while political maneuvering hints at Governor prospects for Longworth.

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Farmland Vanished by Missouri River Floods

Special to the Son OMAYLA Nob Mazen 23 describes how the Missouri River uprooted and wiped away two Nebraska farms. Sam Bellin and a real estate agent clash over a swap as the river surges, forcing a family from their home and leaving parcels valued at thousands to almost pennies amid repeated floods.

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Shipyards Idle as Private Trust Controls Buildin

Special to The Sam reports a powerful shipbuilding triant backed by the steel triad opposes western states demands for public shipyards. Naval officers admit the government should build at least 60 percent of new navy ships, yet private contractors dominate and government yards lag.

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Private contracts drive mass of U S battleship orders

The article lists numerous battleships armored cruisers protected cruisers and other sea vessels under government and private contracts. It notes royalties profits and subsidies tied to armor plate inventions while naming several shipyards and companies involved across the nation.

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President Roosevelts Term Proposal Sparks Political Debate

The piece critiques the push for a third term, denouncing political corruption and elite influence. It notes Roosevelt as the closest to a radical yet practical reform, while observers focus on the upcoming congressional elections and presidential politics with financiers positioning to back a candidate.

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Fight Over Church Cash Ends In Tragedy Near Unaldaby

A violent dispute over funds for erecting a new Methodist Episcopal church in Unaldaby led to one man dead and a woman fatally injured, with four other people shot or wounded, according to a Bluefield Sun special report from Maryland?

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Notice of licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Marion county

A long list of residents in multiple wards of Center and Wayne townships Marion county Indiana announce plans to apply at the May term 1906 to the Board of County Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. Each notice specifies the applicant’s name address ward and building details including front room dimensions and street locations in Indianapolis. Many also request pool table privileges.

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Multiple Liquor License Applications Across Indianapolis Areas

Notices filed by William E. Cantlon, Frank Conway, and others list intents to apply to Marion County Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicants in various wards. Businesses described include front-room locations on English Avenue, North Street, Tenth Street, and other sites in Center and Wayne townships, with pool table privileges requested in several cases. Applicants seek permission to sell and allow on-premises drinking in quantities under five gallons, with May term hearings noted.

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