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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1906
Page
4
Unlisted Securities Cincinnati reports quotations for exotic fruits like ramquats and tangerines, with prices per quart and per box. Also listed are vegetables, onions, beets, lettuce, celery, potatoes, carrots, and other fresh produce, alongside live stock prices from East Buffalo and St. Louis markets.
Chicago livestock market reports cattle and sheep prices with mixed quality notes. Cattle receipts steady with prime beeves near 5.26 dollars. stockers and feeders around 250 to 294 dollars. cows and heifers near 2.50 to 4.68. sheep receipts about 500 with native offerings 4 to 5.75 and western lambs 5 to 7.75. Prices reflect varied grades and regional terms.
Cincinnati market report shows cattle receipts of 6526 with bids from extra to common at 4.00 to 4.65, calves 35.21 and 1 provide notes. receipts 1790, higher market, good to choice cattle around 5.40, mixed 5.35 to 5.45, sheep receipts 469 with steady market. extra lambs at 8.00.
Refined oil prices listed with varying quality grades and centers indicate market movement. Mentioned are different oils including cylinder oil and paraffin with gravity and refiner standards showing price ranges and purity notes across several grades.
New York Produce market notes pork and lard values with pork Mogs at 14 504 75 dollars and Lani Western steam at 7 50 spot. Butter and creamery items show various prices and grades.
Meat and lard catalog entry corrected by Iingan and Company. Items include bacon ham ham products English cured meats pork sausage fresh pork joints shoulders hams beef veal and ribs with varied prices and weight references. Names of products and quantities suggest a historical market listing.
A Crow Creek delegation participates in a festive season celebration among Indigenous children. The article notes gifts such as toots road trops and Yankee outfits, with nostalgia from a mid aged squaw for past dietary customs and a new era led by Santa Claus in tribal celebrations.
New York reports the vanguard of racing drivers heads to Florida for the Ormond Beach speed trials next month. Cedrina and Fletcher bring three high horsepower cars from the Vanderbilt Cup event along with the record-holding i-horsepower car. Lanela, leader of the Vanderbilt team, plans to sail today from Havre on the La Touraine with a new 50 horsepower racer to contest the two mile per minute speed prize.
Mrs C B Latham of Grant Florida collects birds for an ecological garden. She has lived in the area 21 years and recalls exciting experiences, including a failed order that left three blue herons and ten white ibises in her dooryard. The birds resisted relocation and interacted with the family cat and hens, while Latham, though years old, spends much of her time outdoors and on the water.
A Kansas City Journal note laments that Christmas dinners for the poor occur only once a year while hunger persists daily, highlighting ongoing relief needs and the contrast between holiday generosity and year round want.
A collage of hardy acts and near disasters from Pearson's Weekly describes Gerald FitzGerald’s rescue on Monte Rosa after a fall, saved by old guide Alner and fellow climbers who supported his weight for seven hours. Other feats include a man perched on a chimney ledge for four hours, a boy dragged by a wheel, and a pursuer story of burglars freed from a door wedged in Keighley. The piece highlights remarkable survivals from perilous predicaments and unusual rescues.
A family describes severe eczema on their infant, failing multiple doctors until Cuticura Soap Ointment and Revolvent produced rapid improvement. Within ten weeks the child was completely well, skin smooth and white. The endorsement comes from F Hobrath of South Bethlehem Pa in 1905.
Special to The Sun New York reports Dr F F Tong a Chinese government representative says no abatement in the boycott of American goods. He notes spread to every Chinese province and actions in Singapore and Mexico. Merchants and customers shut out woods made in the United States. mills and a flour mill begun in Newteth. Tong urges legal reform to end injustice to Chinese in this country, noting exclusions carve out five classes while detentions persist.
Mrs. Charles Nommenson of 97 Fulton Street Brooklyn faced a burglar in her second floor Chestnut Street Richmond Hill home. She drew a pearl handled revolver from a desk and forced the intruder to back toward the door as he fled downstairs. She pursued briefly before he escaped outside. The would be thief claimed he entered the wrong house. He is described as about seven years older, well dressed, and still at large. Mrs. Nommenson praised herself for protecting property and halting the robbery with nerve and restraint.
Hammond Indiana reports the death of Harry Whitaker a 13 year old jockey son of Alderman Henry Whitaker at Brown Paint circuit races last fall. He died yesterday from inflammatory rheumatism related to a fall and his leg was amputated in a vain attempt to save his life.
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