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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1901
Page
4
A historical notice describes the Sun newspaper offices at 123 and 125 East Ohio Street with telephone numbers 626 and 341. It outlines subscription rates six months in city 1.50 outside city 3.00 per year and asks readers to notify if deliveries are missed.
A Friday appellate ruling addresses whether a stockholder who received dividends and withdrew stock from an insolvent building and loan association may share pro rata in remaining assets. The decision condemns rewarding fraud or error and preserves mutuality among all stockholders.
County commissioner Greer questions secrecy while Bee reports a proposal by a long established voting machine company to sell 100 machines at 600 each. The issue prompts calls for public access and potential legislative penalties for executive sessions. A Republican meeting in a criminal court room drew mixed public interest on July 4 in Indianapolis.
Lycurgus McCormack labor commissioner recalls Dr. George F. Edenharter superintendent of the Central insane hospital rising from tobacco stripping to medicine studies. McCormack, a bachelor about 40 winters, steers labor issues, owns Hamilton county farm, and plans retirement in two years.
The Philadelphia Record notes the Beveridge–Tolstoi visit to St Petersburg and the plan to film Beveridge presenting 24 theses on Tolstoi. It comedicly treats the stunt as a test of endurance for both the senator and the public, mocking sensational publicity.
The piece recalls Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia praised as a vigorous orator and recalls Pettigrew on Northern Pacific gains. It recounts Rockefeller using a typewriter for a quick task and a Rockefeller cash gesture, plus a humorous tale from Richard Harding Davis about Boer bullets and a Kitchener anecdote about a British officer signing a handkerchief.
The Wabash wreck near Peru Indiana Wednesday morning is described as one of the worst in recent memory. The crew knew of a culvert but darkness prevented visibility and the train was not slowed. The incident prompts questions about avoidable risk.
The University of Michigan will offer seventeen languages in the coming year. Students may not need these languages for business, but professors defend keeping the programs.
An overfull sale record highlights the seventh mill end sale at C. A. Lockhart’s store. Bargains flood the space with surplus goods bought under real worth and offered at lower prices than ever before. Tomorrow promises thousands of special bargains to inspect.
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