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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1907

Page

2

A January Allegory Exposes Coal Trust Probes

Special to the Sun from Portland Oregon details a vast coal famine blamed on a monopolistic system. President Roosevelt backs investigations by the interstate Commerce Commission secret service federal grand jury and court of equity as officials face exposure for land and timber theft losses. Michael A Wyendorff testifies in Utah and bears danger while senators Warren and Clarke along with ex commissioner Tarkman and W A Richards are named in corruption claims.

Portland Ore Missouri River Roosevelt Interstate Commerce Commission Secret Service Federal Grand Jury Lourt Utah Wyoming Department of the Interior Land Office Michael A. Wvendorff Lard Attice Bait Lake Myendorff Francis E. Warren Senateur D. Clarke Binger Tarkman General Land Office W. A. Richards

Rockefeller Gives Record Gift to University of Chicago

New Year's gift brings Rockefeller’s total to 21 million plus for the University of Chicago. Acting President Judson receives about 3,009,000 with 2,700,000 in securities for permanent endowment. The 217,000 portion funds deficit relief, salaries, campus improvements, water system, chimes, and department equipment.

Harry Pratt Judson Alice Freeman Palmer

Democratic Central chief elected Fort Wayne county attorney

Fort Wayne Ind January 1 Attorney E G Hoffman chairman of the Democratic Central committee was yesterday elected county attorney.

Fort Wayne Ind E. G. Hoffman Democratic Central Committee

Battle of Culebra in Panama Ends with Phonograph Victory

Jan 2 reports a hard fought battle at Culebra Panama where the phonograph prevailed. Two women are down with nervous prostration though this is noted as a minor detail.

Panama Culebra

Postum Ad And A Domestic Battle Over A Record

A Victorian tearful testimonial praises Postum as a coffee substitute, detailing headaches and nerves from coffee use and improved health after switching. The narrative shifts to a comic domestic scene: Miss Clifton and Mrs Barcus duel with a phonograph and kitchenware beside their adjacent apartments as neighbors watch.

Annual Dress Goods Sale Remnants Across Stock

Hundreds of wool and dress goods remnants in stock with broadcloth in back and assorted colors. Remaining pieces include flannel, printed challs, gingham, seersucker, toile and percale in 2 to 10 yard lengths. French organdy remnants are also available.

Banks of Tokyo Trust Jap Cle Banks of Tokio Trust

A New Year survey notes that in Japan many bank staff and trust officers are Chinese rather than Japanese. Foreign merchants in Shanghai or Hong Kong prefer Chinese traders, and Americans face limited popularity amid Japan’s industrial renaissance. The piece discusses trust in domestic professionals, trade dynamics, and evolving alliances affecting export relations and debt to American lenders.

Tokio Japan Shanghai Hongkong Orient Jdaparnnse House Lkély Roosevelt Messige

Noise battle ends as law favors phonograph music

A street scene reports a pan beating dispute where Chief Eingineer Stevens called police after a crowd clamored for action. The officer noted the law treated the noise as music, ending the episode with the phonograph spared. Other notes celebrate Miss May Aufderheide hosting New Year gatherings and a wedding at 1709 N Meridian St. with Grace Riebel and Harry Scott Marshall.

Eingineer Stevens Stevens May Aufderheide N. Meridian St Constance Saward New York Majorie Susbands Marguerite Pickens Lucy Posey Helen Hubbard Frederick Ricbel College Ave Grace Riebel Harry Scott Marshall Terre Haute M. L. Haines Mintions of Frederick Riebel Fitts

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