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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1903

Page

9

Aug 14 Vital Statistics and Local Deaths and Marriages

Vital statistics list names and ages for marriages and deaths including Nora Hamilton $94 Central Mary Taylor Indianapolis Anna Gibson 728 West Eleventh Minnie Lorents 2210 Keo ght a.m. entries for wills estate notices and funeral details. reports include Georgians and Indianapolis area addresses with occupations and burial information for Barnett and Boggs families along with executor filings for Henry Weghorst and estate actions for Orcutt and Schmidt. The column also includes sale notices for Columbus Barracks and a trademark notice by the Indianapolis Brewing Company with related legal actions.

Nora Hamilton Central Mary Taylor Indianapolis Anna Gibson West Eleventh Minnie Lorents Keoght Sulla Ross Charles Cora White Blaine Thomas Delia Killila Fedianaperes Anna Rodenbeck Ethel Hess West Thirtieth

Sunday Church Services and Notices

Sunday church listings feature services across multiple denominations. Christian Science at Second Church of Christ, Scientist with morning Mind service and Sunday school, Meridian Street and Central Avenue churches with sermons by listed pastors, Epworth leagues, and midweek prayer meetings. Additional notices include ads for local businesses and job offerings.

Second Church OF Christ, Scientist Shortridge High Pennsylvania and Michigan Streets Central-Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Central Avenue Twelfth Street Hiram W. Kellexx D. D Epworth League Meridian-Street METHODIST _EPISCOPAL CHURCH Joshua Stansfield J. H. Martin D. L Moore's Hill C. E Ries Tresetierian Delaware Sixteenth Streets Hainer Mayflower Congregational Church First Presbyterian Church As Eire Congregational Church Sans Cetatinn Paine Ped Second Presbyterian Church Pennsylvania Vermont Owen Peut Odell Mayer West Catha Canunday School Tabernacle Church Meridian Eleventh Streets J. C. Smith

Roads Still Prosperous and Railroads Cash Holdings Rise

The article notes growing cash reserves across railroads led by the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul with 15.55 million and Santa Fe with 20.54 million, while other lines like Canadian Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio hold 15+ million. It reports strong fiscal year activity, calls attention to Seaboard Airline acquisition by Chicago Rock Island, and cites manager actions by Pennsylvania and Atterbury. Local rail news includes new appointments, passenger services, and equipment contracts.

William Rockefeller Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago, Milwaukee Santa Fe Canadian Pacific Baltimore & Ohio New York Central Pennsylvania Chicago Northern Pacific Erie Great Northern Missouri Pacify Chicago & Northwestern St. Paul Seaboard Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Central States D. W. Gentry American Locomotive Works C. S. Millard Peoria & Eastern G. K. Jeffries Erie Railway F.C. Darlow V. T. Malott Vandalia Wequetensing Mich Seattle Trainer Star Union Line Columbus A. H. Huston Jersey City Hot Springs Washington Thesapeake Ohio Wilbur N. Robertson Louisville Capitol Avenue C. C. Reynolds Lafayette Indianapolis City Ilinois Central Ohio River M. A. Neville C. A Paquette T. E. Jackson Southern Pacific H. G. Alexander Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton The Monon el Reno Tex Barney, Smith & Co Dayton Wright Jordan Big Four Deaconess Hospital Altoona A. C. Shand Philadelphia Niagara Falls Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton United States Supreme Court E. H. Harriman C. K. Shelby Pittsburg & Erie Northern Central John Henry Chester Chicago & Alton Milnois Central United States

Freight and rail news from Indianapolis and the Midwest

Union Pacific and allied lines show Lyon Liston in Indianapolis as talks pave Aug 0 plans for five Michigan fruit trains and a Muskegon Milwaukee ferry link. Erie expands into coal transport, boosting earnings. Wells Fargo may run Evansville Terre Haute contract. Rough deals and rail labor disputes surface as carriers push efficiency and arbitration.

Indianapolis & Western Lyon Liston Union Pacific Allied Lines Pere Marquette Michigan Muskegon Milwaukee St. Joseph van Etten Boston & Albany Read New England Evansville Terre Haute United States Rock Island & Pacific Wells-Fargo Pacific Coast Erie Norfolk & Western Transportation Board of Kansas City Eteeeneeonen Engineering Company Pittsburg Master Car Builders’ Association Saratoga Baltimore & Ohio Vanderbilt Interests Philadelphia & Reading Mr. Cassatt Mr. Vanderbilt Baltimore & Ohiov Vanderbilts

Gas crisis call to action sparks Indianapolis opinion

U S SEE of Indianapolis argues the natural gas supply is collapsing and urges immediate charter changes to enable new wells. He urges metering and a fixed price per thousand feet, warning that without reforms gas will vanish and stockholders will remain passive while patrons bear the burden.

Indianapolis Journal Indianapolis U. S

Receiver sought for Susquehanna Iron & Steel Co. in Lancaster

The equity bill for appointing a receiver was served on J. W. Steacy, general manager, at Columbia. Steacy and company officers have fifteen days to answer. John Q. Denny, filing the bill, claims to own 20,000 shares and alleges mismanagement plus high salaries for the president, secretary, and treasurer with $6,500 wasted annually.

Lancaster Susquehanna Iron & Steel Company J. W. Steacy Columbia Steacy John Q. Denny

Wilder's Famous Men to Lead Indiana Reunion Delaware trip to Chickamauga Park

Indiana plans a large delegation for Wilder's brigade forty year reunion at Chickamauga Park on Sept 18 19 and 20. A special rail link from Indianapolis to Louisville Nashville and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis will carry attendees with low fares 8 80 round trip and 2 8 sleeper berth charges. Governor Durbin declined but Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge are invited alongside other prominent officials and speakers.

Wilder Chickamauga Park Chickamauga Indiana Pennsylvania Railroad Louisville & Nashville Nashville Chattanooga Winfield T. Durbin Charles W. Fairbanks Albert J. Beveridge Indianapolis Louisville Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Chickamauga National Park Durbin

Prominent visitors listed for state tax board session

The Board of State Tax Commissioners will convene with many distinguished guests from Indiana and elsewhere. Notables include Governor Winfield T. Durbin, U S senators Albert Beveridge and Charles Fairbanks, Gen James R Carnahan, Secretary of War Elihu Root, and others from Washington and several states. Also invited are governors and generals from Tennessee Georgia Illinois and Ohio. Bert Feibleman resigns as Indiana Park Board secretary after four years to become Indiana manager for Germania Life Insurance.

Indiana State Prison Michigan City Board of Control Jawa of Control James D. Reid Board of State Tax Commissioners Indiana Winfield T. Durbin Albert J. Beveridge United States Charles W. Fairbanks James R. Carnahan Indianapolis Ind Elihu Root Illinois Shelby M. Cullom T. J. Wood Dayton John T. Wilder Knoxville Tenn Joseph Lilly Chattanooga E. E. Betts Gordon Lee Chickamauga Bert Feibleman Park Board Feibleman C. J. Clyde Power Germania Life Insurance Company New York

Saul and David in a court of jealousy and providence

In First Samuel chapter 18 Saul's jealousy of David grows as David's valor and prudence win favor with the people and the court. Saul hurls javelins, tests David with dangerous missions, and plots to pit his daughter against him, while David relies on prudence and Providence. The piece notes psychological contrast, ethics, and textual nuances with occasional references to Browning and Septuagint notes.

David Saul Israel Samuel School of the Prophets Browning

Paul as a model of tact and selflessness in ministry

The piece extols Paul’s independence and selfless reach to all people. It emphasizes tact as “touch,” gained through repeated compassionate contact and humility. It likens early Christian workers to learners from Perkins Institute, developing sincere sympathy to uncover God’s meaning in every soul.

Paul Christ Perkins Institute

Indianapolis Greenwood Rail Schedule Fragment

Fragmentary notice outlines passenger and express train times between Indianapolis Shelbyville and intermediate stops. Mentions trains leaving downtown at specific morning and afternoon times and indicates pickups at various streets and stations, with Saturday Sunday polling details and drugstore location references.

Kentucky Ion Magnolia Anderson Muncie Marion Alexandria Elwood Tipton Anderson Mucie Indianapolis And P. m Anderston Marton

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