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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
2
A fragmentary draft discusses convention prospects for vice president with Senator Fairbanks as preferred. It also mentions local disaster coverage about a campus incident at Indiana and a broader warning about heating method dangers, urging safer practices.
The national committee selected Chics Wantis Phephere for titleline amid a contentious meeting. Leaders clashed over rules and staged brief adjournments as delegates argued on the floor.
Reports indicate nine new typhoid cases emerged at a local health facility while relief efforts intensify. The Red Cross Society of America led by President Miss Coara Burton is coordinating aid for the sick and distressed as donations and volunteers respond to the outbreak.
A garbled urging piece mimics a newspaper notice with scattered phrases about streets sun side walking, a New York reference, and a cryptic scenario about obstacles and heated finishes. It reads like a constructed script rather than a coherent report.
Fragmentary text discusses divorce and happiness, noting that love alone cannot sustain marriage. The passage hints at disgrace and the idea of a divorced person facing social judgment.
A recent freight accident in the Park Avenue Tunnel New York City killed and injured many. Documents note substantial costs and ongoing discussions on prevention and accountability.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at names and offices in a party leadership contest. Mentions say a challenger seeks secretariat amidst national committee talks while another figure may serve in a government post if certain conditions hold.
A notice outlines a December date for a tea ceremony hosted by Gis, detailing venue and participating groups. Readers are advised to reserve seats and follow official channels for updates.
A brief aphorism notes that certain individuals persistently feel incompletely content, while others remain perpetual skeptics of gratification. The line contrasts ongoing discontent with fixed attitudes toward satisfaction.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe November’s severity breaking a long cold record since 1892 and suggest December may surpass it. Mentions of Democratic party, Monday at Andian, and Wayne death clue unclear, leaving a partial item about a death in the art section.
In Knightstown, C TL Morris sells to W R Bennett. J A Wance sells to TL W Wattis. W M Gard sells to W W Peawell, all parcels on Cumberland. In Trolianapolis, Dec 11 a move to close the Cumberland poolroom and drive gamblers from the village. In Frankfort, Dee Jr., Daniel Lynch, 15, of Michigantown, loses part of his left forearm in a hunting accident while rabbit hunting. arm amputated, recovery uncertain.
Joseph Osborne stands trial in Decatur Indiana for the murder of his father-in-law John Busenbark. They owned land Busenbark wanted to sell. a quarrel led Osborne to strike with a club, Busenbark dying within a day.
Claude Alsmon, Keven LeeH aged years, died after his body fell ninety feet while leaving the Meshioff mine cage. He was supervising workers and lost balance near the top, struck by another cage, and sustained fatal injuries.
Twenty three year old Brakeman Noble of Biwoudi Indiana died after a gravel train derailment near Orestes. He sustained severe injuries and died almost instantly at the scene.
Benjamin Mexker, a farmer, was probably fatally injured when his horse and wagon bolted after a steam whistle frightened the animals. The incident occurred near Evansville, Indiana, and witnesses reported the horse reared and threw Mexker from the wagon. Authorities investigated the scene.
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