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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
6
Chicago markets show robust trade growth with factory recovery after heat, strong crop prospects, rising iron and steel costs, and expanded distributor activity. Retail demand remains solid as summer stock clears, while rail and shipping operate at full capacity amid optimistic autumn buying.
A dense, OCR filled price sheet lists cattle hogs and sheep across cities including Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo with bids from $4.00 to $4.00 for hogs and varied per animal grade. Grain and feed prices for wheat corn oats and rye are shown with No 2 and No 3 classifications and standard or mixed grades.
Receiver Earle accuses Frank K. Hipple former president of the Real Estate Trust Company of stealing securities valued at 65 000 and cites a 5 000 000 transfer to Adolph Segal as theft. The case shocks Hipple’s Presbyterian circle and raises questions about directors' oversight and Hipple’s reform politics. Adolph Segal remains silent and directs inquiries elsewhere.
Edward Rosewater, longtime Omaha editor and politician, was found dead in District Courtroom No. 6 after appearing to sleep in the room. He had returned from Waterloo, Nebraska, where he spoke at a Republican gathering, and his death is attributed to heart failure amid a recent campaign for the United States Senate nomination.
Metropolitan Life announces an elaborate voluntary distribution for industrial policy holders. Five percent boosts five year policies, six percent for six year policies, and up to twenty seven percent per year for other classes. Distributions total about 27 million dollars for the year.
A white ex convict from South Carolina was quickly convicted and sentenced to fifteen years in prison after taking part in the lynching of three African Americans in Salisbury North Carolina last week. His counsel appealed claiming Gov. Glen was out of the state during the trial. This marks the first conviction of a synagogue in the state’s history.
Samuel Byerley, New York express clerk, who secured a 5.8 million dollar Panama bonds award with a 2-cent stamp bid, is revealed to have acted for himself and a banking house. He reportedly arranged to deposit cash to cover the award and left a 10 thousand dollar profit margin as proceeds.
Dr Frank Billings a Chicago physician who went to New York last January in response to no summons from Marshall Field sends to the Field estate a bill for 325000 believed to be the largest fee ever charged in this country where an operation was not performed.
In private, Rex confronts a forbidden plan to seize Sir Richard's property. A family secret surfaces as Lady Devine accuses Rex of imposture, confessing a murdered father. Sarah plans escape to Sydney while North wrestles with guilt and a looming fate as the chapter ends with a stormy cliffhanger.
The Amercain charge de affairs in Havana reports Cuba faced near total tobacco crop loss due to torrential rains. Yields drop from 460,328 bales in 1905 to under 100,000 bales in 1900 with further declines expected. Public works may aid workers and control floods while prices for cigars rise.
The Waablogton Star notes a terse exchange between a sincere admirer and Miss Cayenne. The remark frames relationships as merely audience dynamics rather than friendships.
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