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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a suspect named Logan being arrested. The text is garbled but suggests a police action or arrest connected to a pocket book or item, with unclear surrounding context. No further details available.
A stern father warns a reckless boy about the dangers of alcohol and violence. The tale ends with the boy claiming a nightmarish episode left his insides battered yet he regains a fragile state after an eerie scare.
A fragment from the Indianapolis Sandy Journal features a poem titled The Dreamer by Hon B S Parker. The verse describes a wandering dreamer in a dreamlike wood, questioning reality and the meaning of his song amidst celestial imagery.
A garbled 19th century notice describes a large dedication event with a hall, new furnishings, and a grand display by Werks and local groups. It notes a parade with Red Men in charge, extensive decorations, and possible crowding on a Saturday. Residents urged to keep horses off streets and businesses closed midday to aid the event.
The board moved ahead with their work despite the remonstrance. The assignment is arduous and will require much time to assess the residence property and related issues.
The Odd Fellows Hall in Kennard will be enlarged with another room adjoining the Copeland & Moder space to expand business areas. Plans call for a further story to be added, creating a more imposing building in Kennard.
The Lake Erie and Western company has begun improvements in town. A water tank is raised a foot to allow larger engines and tenders to pass. Carpenters repair the freight house with a raised base a new platform and a new roof for the depot.
Dr J F Thompson returns to New Castle Sunday noon after a ninety day Europe tour covering thousands of miles. He reports excellent health and nothing marred the pleasant trip and sights seen during the official tour.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions employment and perks but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. The limited readable terms reference a workplace, possible locations, and unspecified tasks with no clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear wedding notice with names and dates garbled. Readable bits indicate a bride and groom and public record style note but missing key details. Further clean text needed to produce a complete card with participants and locale.
A fragment discusses someone securing time and interest in a matter, noting a large personal stake and potential protection for interested parties. It hints at formal actions tied to a name and the implications for others in the same field.
Four generations attend a somber family gathering as distant kin, including Mrs. HL Hinshaw and Warner Bo Minebase, arrive with faint memories of better times. The event centers on shared memories, hospitality, and the enduring ties that bind the family from Fairbury to Greenstars.
Ward's Saloon will close on August fifteenth as contractors begin work on a new modern stone and brick structure at the site. The old building stands for years. a $10,000 project aims to complete the contract by January with a new license issued when ready.
Clyde Elliott, an employee, suffered a severe cut to his left hand Tuesday when a machine injured him. Dr. O. J. Gronendyke treated and sutured the wound.
The text asserts deafness cannot be cured by local treatments touching the ear and warns only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It describes deafness as an inflamed condition of the mucus lining of the Eustachian tube, claiming failure to clear it leads to permanent loss unless an internal remedy is applied.
The dispute over work on a war vessel near Galveston prompts the government to consider federal protection for agents and determine whether private creditors or public interests should delay critical naval repairs. Attorney General and Rear Admiral Howes argue no court should halt essential warship work.
Arbitrators settled the Webster Coal and Coke company labor dispute ending a looming strike by 10 000 miners. Machine cutters receive the standard wage of 3 to 3 20 dollars daily while acrapers gain, a weighman is assigned at Apple at Ben s creek, and Ben s creek strikers are to return to work immediately.
Philadelphia June 19 Equity proceedings have been filed in common pleas court to stop the proposed increase of William Cramp and Lone ship and engine building company's capital stock from 5 000 000 to 6 250 000 and the mortgage liability from 1 800 000 to 7 200 000. The filing notes multiple prior increases and current outstanding shares valued at 190 each.
The text records Atticander Wan capturing the Suburban with mentions of Nie Yerke Jane and Pinter Rat clef, Cline, and Pye in a suburban racing or contest context, signaling a notable outcome and participants.
Daniel R. White of Lebanon Indiana bought a Sugar Creek township farm but found no quad. He leased a one year right of way from a neighbor who declined to sell. A freight train damaged the hill and sections separated then came together with great violence. Insurance covered the damage.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Cincinnati Sunday featuring pennant or excursion details. Mentions travel, sales, and medical or religious references with scattered times and places, lacking coherent structure or clear outcomes.
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