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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
3
Fragmented OCR conveys a garbled note about Bonaparte, Boston, and a medical or professional group. It references names, dates, and potential events but lacks clear context or outcomes. The readable terms include Boston, Bonaparte, and associations, with uncertain connections and several garbled phrases.
The Board of Public Works grants more time to the Cleveland Street Lighting Company after delays in payment and performance. The company has arranged with Sun Veer Light to supply illumination until the extended deadline, with details on funding and milestones to be set.
A Board of Public Works session considers funding for the hospital project. Jaen Dunn, city contractor, faces questions about an appropriation proposal. Officials weigh the financial impact and project scope as part of the decision process.
Police restrained William J. Stiwart and Henry Jinten, alleged mail wagon strike leaders, after they stabbed and kicked Thomas Morrissey near his newsstand. Detective Cohan and Folleeman Murphy acted quickly to avert a western style lynching as the suspects were taken to the station.
Attorney files protest with the Board of Public Works against a Miller & Robinson contract award claiming bidders failed proper affidavits. Board chair Downing dismisses the protest, stating no action will be taken as the affidavits had been deemed valid. Bids require anti collusion affidavits from bidders, though one was unsigned yet certified by a notary. protest notes potential improper award and seeks new bids.
In a Friday session at polter court, Heier received additional time as the case against the Meier and Arvey heirs proceeded. The illt-formed notes indicate ongoing legal proceedings stemming from a gambling dispute connected to a local homestead.
A distressed statement alleges political persecution by Governor Manly in wrongful bail handling. The speaker asserts state officers misused funds, vows to reveal reform motives, and describes pressures to produce a report before a deadline while facing threats and removal. The account centers on alleged coercion and governance abuses.
George W. Si'arh from Indianapeha writes Sept 1 warning about graft accusations against the governor and urging citizens to demand accountability. He argues officials should dedicate time to public duties, oppose private gain, and uphold oath and duty to the people.
A Friday wreck near Leavenworth Kansas involving a car carrying local Republicans caused injuries amid a severe storm. The party traveled from Leavenworth to Woledte when the collision occurred, with several members reportedly hurt. Authorities at Scripps-Howard report the incident as they investigate the chaotic weather impact on travel.
Fragmentary text hints at a murder case involving a figure named Malcolm taary Corba or Corba Weeld. References to Port and Saray suggest geographic mentions, with terms like grand dary and nek make unclear. Overall, readable facts are sparse and names uncertain.
A garbled note suggests a proposition related to the Park Board could be shelved permanently. It mentions the Commercial elect and implies the proposal has emerged or ended, with no clear follow up or date.
Market wrap notes Wabash, Missouri Pacific and Chicago Great Western strong on steady volume. Debentures and Watashi securites show mixed gains while London interests drive some buying. Livestock sections report steady hogs and cattle with light Friday supplies and active sheep markets.
Busy young decorators from the National Biscuit Company panels transform Tomlinson Hall with purple white and lanterns for an extensive reception series. Elegant tomorrows promise formal attire and a grand program as crowds anticipate multiple events with French cuisine and tea.
Conference on elevating railroad tracks in Kentucky discussed proposals but no definite action. Attendees included Palette Works personnel engineers and manufacturers with Aenim interests. Represented at the meeting were Conde Implement Company and Kinga & Co.
The report covers Wheats and meats with prices and receipts. Chicago notes include cattle, hogs, and sheep prices with ranges and receipts at the stockyards. Cincinnati entries show hog and beef receipts and prices with market dullness and slight rises.
The Board of Public Works faced charges that officers failed to keep streets passable. Reports claim increased spending and missed duties as crews labored on sewers and repairs. The session notes specific labor figures, sewer work, and a request for an extra $1 appropriation.
After business hours, J B Collings Co announced sale of an interest in the Cineinatic Hamilton & Dayton to J B Morgan Co. The transfer completes a deal involving the cinema venture and sets Morgan Co as new stake holder in the project.
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