Democrats target in 1904 campaign amid party split
In the July 3 1903 issue the Daily Democrat outlines Democratic hopes tied to Republican splits and a weak platform. It notes electoral vote shifts, party feuds, and reactions from Indiana organizers, with discussion of tariff reform trusts and temperance as campaign fodder. It references Gov. Patt and national figures, suggesting Democrats expect to gain seats in the upcoming electoral college.
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Ptit
Reson
PA Wiscomsia
Orker
Oklahoma
Pohlo
Billy Brodmett
Indianapolis News
Jwafess Jove
Temerance
Fragmentary OCR Seeks Safer Rail and Public Funds Language
Incomplete text references trusts the true Tist An income His and the powers of the stitu and Navional railway com missions. Mentions the eight hour day employers liability and statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. Notes publicity for campaign funds and railroad regulation within Luonne with Roosevelt views.
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Stitu
Guaranty
Bloomington dedication and parade march for a civic event
A blob of text describes a Bloomington dedication ceremony with speakers, choirs, banners, and a large parade featuring a pony brigade. It mentions organizers, lodges, and community groups taking part, plus a safety drill and a family audience. The tone recalls a 19th century civic pageant with multiple local figures and performers.
Accidents at Petersburg Report Details Rural Farm Mishaps
Fragmentary notices describe a wealthy farmer stricken by heart paralysis while watering farm horses on a Friday. A worker was injured when a hay bale toppled from a thrashing machine, breaking a leg. Another account mentions a field worker paused by a sudden incident.
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Mia
Pit
Iuar
Bawuni Coe
Nebine
Imp Puwley
Joh Whimer
Arthur Bil Field
Uruke
Nose torn off in wagon accident retaped by surgeons
Clipped nose from Nicodemus after a rope slipped near a wagon on a July afternoon. He was severely injured but survived as surgeons reattached the nose and stabilized him. The incident occurred in the new ward area with quick medical response.
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Taguosport
Nicodemus
New
Ward
Wille
Mitanslo
Hite
Halais
Noceorn
Tna
Real Feature at the Airdome Promises Laughs and Music
Airdome showcases a varied bill with Mary Delacy the singer and the Jamateurs in a lively performance tonight. The program blends new moving pictures and songs, offering humor and cheer for attendees in a historically intimate venue.
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Mary Delacy
Jamateurs
Markets Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Grain Prices
July 2 market notes from Kansas City and Chicago detail cattle prices across grades including western steers native cows and stockers with varied bids. Grain quotes for wheat corn and oats appear alongside meat-market figures and brief commentary on futures and shipping.
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Kansas City
Southern
Texas
Chicago
Isso
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Rd Harta
St Wis
Kansas
REY
Yallow
Bridge Foreman Killed on Monon Railroad
Abel of Mitchel, bridge foreman on the Monon railway, died after being found in a gully near the east side of the Monon main line. He suffered multiple injuries including a head wound and leg damage. Physicians arrived as he died, with the mystery centering on whether he fell from a Monon Stein or a southbound passenger train leaving Lafayette at 12:30 p.m. The widow and family reside in Mitball.
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Abel
Mitchel
Bridge Foreini
Monon
Monon Mailroad
Latusote
Wilde
Monon Stein
Lifayette
Flo Lengue
Miteball
Detroit Tops Cleveland 11 to 4 in Rough Exhibition
Detroit defeated Cleveland in a high scoring contest 11 to 4. Crawford and Rossman hit home runs for Detroit while Chich and Sehmildt contributed with key batwork. The game featured multiple bases and sloppy fielding, with Chicago and St Louis also noted in the day’s standings.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Hal Cleveland
Chich
Whielman
Ryan
Hess
Clarke
Detvitt
White
Sehmildt
Nilts Ropsivan
Schmidt
Crawford
Cottle Rossman
Rossman
Pase
Ci’ O Rise
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleatte
Crigur
Jer
Yeh
Washington
Maw
York
New York
Orth
Newton
Kletow
Alta
Milan
Moriarty
Mulpke
Altixer
RES
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Palkenbeigk
Shooman
Han ‘Thess
Morinety
Bay
Pittsburg
Chicago
Hlh
Puttubarg
Chienenag
Guootioo
Philadaphia
Foxen
Doo
Mathewsin
Bresna
Doyis
Grant
Doom Bronklyn
Bronklyn
Hoston
Rey Ordoonston
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Pony Brigade
Petersburg
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Cincinnati
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India
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Spink Mill
John W. Greenwood
Washington, Indiana
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Traineid Wild Animal Show
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Georgia Minstrels
Hiand Cuff King
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