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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1905
Page
10
The fragmentary text sketches a scene in Venice near the Bridge of Sighs with a police sergeant and a wary narrator. It hints at a protest or parade mood and contrasts a witty, troubled urban atmosphere with a distant, unspoken event. The piece reads like a surreal diary note from a street sighting.
A fragmented OCR reads as a local piece where a Prussian figure in a suburban setting voices warnings to residents. The burgomaster appears in the frame, with varied commentary about night rules and social order.
In a northern city a Russian police officer wears heavy clothing as a symbol of the severe winter. The piece notes Russia’s fierce winters and suggests a contrast with the idea of anarchist bombs.
A Budapest gentleman arrives in Chicago wearing variegated attire implied by an “open key” badge or emblem. The scene reads as a cultural curiosity or symbolic gesture observed by locals, with the extraordinary wardrobe drawing attention in the city.
The second day opens with jurors questioned on how much they value lawyers arguments. One witness asserts a personal ability to weigh evidence, showing limited regard for counsel input as Judge Chethin presides. The chaotic testimony reflects the trial atmosphere.
New York Oct 8 The Republican county convention met Friday night to nominate a candidate for district attorney. The executive committee presented the name Will Travers Jerome through Wick Mam Tinspin. There were no other nominations and Jerome was overwhelmingly chosen.
Fragmentary notes report changes in cast and rehearsal status for events at 1 E. Ohio Street. Grand Osera Chorva is now rehearsing while a few good voices were accepted.
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