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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
8
Confusion gripped Cian station Wednesday night as three wrecks occurred within hours. A derailed trio blocked the west entrance, a mail car was shoved off near East Street and the Pennsylvania tracks, and at the Belt Line's Big Market a locomotive struck an open area, damaging equipment and halting service.
Stockholders in the Distiers' gecurus corporation receive a balance sheet offer. Net profits are 2,106,513, three and a half times enough to cover interest on all bonds. Regular quarterly dividend stands at 1 percent with added surplus of 1,265. Outstanding bonds total 15, WVU. Last line notes whisky on hay.
Wisconsin politics center on Governor Robert M. La Follette as he positions for the Republican vice presidential nomination. His campaign emphasizes a robust party organization and reform credentials, aiming to extend influence beyond his current term.
In Davie a chaotic meeting of Eagle officers and local groups ends with Frederck W. Green, editor of the Eagle Messenger, briefly detained after a disturbance. Authorities report a shooting incident connected to the unruly scene, with later clarification suggesting a mistaken identity and no serious injury.
In Richmond Indiana Sept a will of the late Or tame P Hibberd provides the estate passes to the widow then splits between two heirs if Wilkes L Hibberd is found within a year of probate. If he does not apply within that period the entire estate goes to Edgar G Alfutteru, the brother.
George Wishmier and George J. St. Martin date of death listed with garbled text. Funeral set for Friday afternoon with interment at Crossbone Cemetery. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary report notes that mills at a tinplate factory may close, with late shift closures mentioned. The text is garbled but indicates remaining mills closing after later hours and fines or penalties not involved in the decision.
Salvationists prayed for Jackson Kentucky as Brigades led by Col. Stolz and Col. Holz held public services in Jackson. An audience gathered along Main Street for a colorful Salvation Army inspection tour with multiple meetings planned toward establishing a mountain county presence and funding appeals.
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