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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1904
Page
1
A cryptic wartime note asserts a force of 000,000 troops will participate in an attack on Port Arthur, outlining a major offensive plan with strategic significance amid ongoing hostilities.
London reports a brutal two day battle with Japanese losses around 3,000 and Russians suffering heavy casualties near Port Arthur. Dispatches note 12,000 Japanese killed, with Japanese forces planning to seize Port Arthur within a fortnight aided by 100,000 troops and naval support as Cossacks advance in Korea.
Four chain motor event promises thrilling speed with 40 standard machines entered. Races start Monday afternoon on a well prepared track with modern safety features and reinforced fencing.
A playful headline notes a kid prank escalating to official concern as U S authorities eye the incident, signaling potential public safety or policy attention. The report emphasizes the broad response and the involvement of government agencies.
The United States ships are dispatched to Tangier to secure Perdicaris and his stepson Cromwell Wareley. Admiral Chadwick leads the European squadron with the flagship Brooklyn. Frassault demands include immunity for bandits, political control in Morocco, and monetary ransom, with Britain and the United States backing the sultan's compliance.
Willem Bossom attorney for A. Thompson replies to the company’s answer to the complaint charging conspiracy to defraud. The suit alleges incorporators diverted common stock, land valued at about 1000 dollars, and bonds paid for by proceeds. Salaries of Frederick Spuucke and Vanten G. Foutlie are claimed from bond proceeds, not earnings. The transfer of property to the Maule States company and formation of a new company are noted, with an $60,007 obligation and mortgages on the plant. Work on billing resumed and the new company plans cement production within days. Directory listed: KB. We Shirk, A. Lenman, Bid. Wsher, J. X. Webster, FM. Talhott, V2 O, Forth, FE. G, Voriv.
One of the citys premier jewelry houses displays new and fashionable wedding rings. J Mullaily Diamonds and Jewelry at Monument Place advertises up to date styles. Tony’s Restaurant is noted in a brief fragment.
In Anderson Indiana on May 25 police issued orders to shut down Sunday activities. Saloons cigar stores and pool rooms were told to lock doors and prohibit card playing gambling. The move aims to enforce a Sunday quiet by closing venues that formerly hosted such activities.
A distressed man pleads for his wife and children as Alfred Parker, ex-bank clerk, is sentenced to five years in prison for misconduct. The court note mentions Parker’s arrest days earlier and his inability to support his family.
The project plans a new ball park on Washington Street near Neantatians with a three year lease. Ground construction starts this summer, grand stand and bleachers by spring, streetcar service promised, travel times estimated under ten minutes.
Readable fragments recount a disturbing scene at a funeral where a corpse was grabbed and attempted moved from a coffin. The account mentions a man named Petratman Ham and events around a midweek funeral in Tol, detailing death cause, the struggle, and a funeral procession with mourners observing.
Secretary Mover of the Commercial Camp and Mim Bhipp in Senator Bevendae met in saugreny to discuss arrangements for entertaining foreign visitors. The meeting outlined a plan involving Piliptina coms and islands, with further details to follow.
Fragmented report mentions Clerk Fogarty in the county clerk’s office facing fines and property transfers while another item notes a post office burglary in Catawba. The text also references a cough remedy by Wilson’s Drug Stores and unrelated names, with unclear dates and details.
Arrangements are underway for a five pageant festival to raise funds for the Fresn pit minalog at Fateview park. The event supports mothers and babies with care and accommodation during the celebration. Donations encouraged through local sponsors and businesses.
Fred Dicksial of the theatrical fraternity proposes a Perry theater project. The Sun reports his statement on amending plans and timing, noting delays and potential opening if the investment yields a profitable return.
The report notes rising unease at a drilling site titled Rig Ing Bun as crews confront tense conditions and heightened vigilance. Officials urge calm while workers describe unsettling rumors and safety concerns spreading among teams.
The Indiana jury room remains sealed with windows covered amid extended deadline and mounting anxiety. One juror, Akstacy Greve, reportedly suffered a breakdown on the way to duty, while foremen say jurors are not yet agreed on a verdict. Judge Downes ordered further deliberations as fear of a mistrial grows and residents anxiously await the outcome.
In a three hour Saturday morning game at Washington Park Manval defeated Shortridge in a keen contest watched by about 1,099 spectators. Fans from both sides filled the stands, police cleared routes as players and supporters surged, the Map and White team edged ahead with late runs, while Shortridge tried to rally but fell short amid noisy cheering and scattered incidents.
Violinist Miss June Reed of Kokomo Indiana and violinist Wllam Karl Babcock of Wellsville, N M, were married February 18 in a secret ceremony for professional reasons. The announcement notes Reed's fame extends to Europe.
Beaver PA May 28 Senator M S Quay deteriorated severely Saturday evening with family at his bed despite oxygen and fluids. Doctor J B Wilson reported he likely would not regain consciousness and could die within hours as the ailing senator remained unresponsive and near collapse.
Weather forecast calls for fall warming with a chance of thunder showers. Saturday night and Sunday showers expected. Temperatures reach 62 at 7 a.m., 71 at noon, and 74 by 2 p.m. Southerly winds.
The Manual Training High School will hold its commencement at Teminson Hall on Monday night June 1. Heber Sims will deliver the salutatory and William F. Kappes the valedictory, “The Unwritten Neperde.” President Wm. E. Garrison of Antler College will give the graduation address. An annual exhibit of work in the technical departments is scheduled for June 3 from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m.
City Life reports Federal Union surety company seeks to relieve from the bond of notary public Andrew F T Allen. The premium was allegedly unpaid and the company cannot locate Allen. The bond was executed and the case proceeds in criminal court. A separate note mentions a trial jury verdict and various local engineering and legal items.
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