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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1906
Page
7
Opening bids showed widespread declines as Consolidated Gas and related issues slipped. The mixed session reflected cautious sentiment with some copper and steel stocks weakening while others edged higher on light volume.
The local stock market shows quiet activity with most quotations matching prior figures. Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley listings edged upward while traction and street railway stocks held at recent highs, banks and utilities mixed, and several bonds and real estate entries noted with varying prices.
The report notes higher wheat prices with July at 8214 cents and May at 433g¢e, while prices for other grains appear unsettled. Market chatter references bullish signals from recent news and mixed futures activity with oats and corn showing varied movements as traders weigh crop prospects and demand.
The Miami County congressional fight centers on Frederick Landis who vows to keep his seat. Frank Bearss and Loveland forces clash over delegate selection with Huntington and Huntington County factions watching a potential march 2 convention in Logansport as party lines tighten.
In New York on February 3 a group of members signaled a boycott against delivery from Ruby Lieb & Co and other rail and ship line boards. The action cites waste and performance concerns and cites many associated firms facing downturns. The move targets various rail and transport concerns across the country.
The national executive board appoints figures including National President Wood Bowe and Secretary-Treasurer William Hobs to settle Interial Alte relations with New York organizations. The slate includes Vice-president T. RI and other officers guiding the peace mission.
Fragmented OCR text recounts turmoil at a university newspaper. It notes printers and staff accused of deceit and humor, sale of Serine property, transfer of Sunday Serine, and reactions from The Pius readers. Mentions University of Haqlew and debates over drastic measures against misprints.
Special to The Sun reports radical preacher Voliva and followers denouncing contemporary life. The text mocks Zion leader’s imitators, cites sermons about Armageddon and the Kingdom of Christ, and notes clashes with churches. It mentions mob reactions and charity collections as part of a broader polemic.
Stella Bowers suffered an apparent self inflicted death driven by a terror of public hospitals. Her husband Charles Bowers claimed she had been mentally unsettled for years and fled to find drugs to kill herself rather than be confined. Authorities traced her movements to Pittsburg and Richmond before the fatal act.
Fragmentary OCR lists several incorporators and company names with varied capital stocks and locations including Fort Wayne and Moundeenle West Virginia. The text is garbled with misspellings and broken names such as Dukee Rose Schimmeger and The Kenry W Luhring Co, reflecting a damaged historical notice.
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