Stocks Glimmer in Opening Trade Amid Broad Gains
The market opened firmer with notable advances in Union Traction, Smelting, Woolen Goods, and Central Leather. Gains spread to the high class industries such as International Paper and Steel, while government bonds held steady and trading showed mixed price action amid brisk activity on early volume.
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ScelpeneMeRac Press Association
New York
Jan
Metropolitan Street Railway
Union Praltie
St. Paul
Uystruding
Uke International Paper and Steel
Djl
Susar Landon
Marsh Named Sun Agent at Indianapolis
The president sent the name of Albert O. Marsh of Illinois to be payments agent at Indianapolis. Harrington is drowned after falling from a boat on the Wabank river in Lafayette county. Special to the Sun reports the incident today.
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Marsh
Seclangeline Preaw
Albert O. Marsh
Ilina
Indianapolis
Harrington
Lafayette Dad
Dun &—Daura
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Mixed Across Markets
Chicago and East Buffalo markets report receipts, price ranges, and item notes for cattle, calves, sheep, and poultry. Prices show declines and variability with specific figures for steers, heifers, lambs, hogs, and eggs, reflecting market fluctuations across two days.
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Chicago
Cincago, Dan
Prhge Incs
Lamb Western
East Buffalo
He & Fie
Market notes and mixed grain prices from Chicago trade
The report shows corn and wheat futures with May and July contracts moving in varied directions. Provisions traded unevenly with pork and soy watching price shifts. Cargo and export queries from Argentina and the southern hemisphere affected sentiment as prices fluctuated through the session.
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Chicago
Shorts
Tate
Ocean Passage
Argentina
Bulge
Gas Stove Deaths Link to Hoodoo Urges Inquiry
In New York a family tragedy unfolds as John T Kenny Jr and his brother Edward, sons of John T Kenny of 120 Chestnut Street Kearny New Jersey, are found dead from gas asphyxiation. Investigators note a stove cock left half turned on and suggest a gag may have concealed the leak. The case recalls the mother’s death a year and a half earlier, caused by a stove incident that frightened her during a bedbound illness.
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Soesialo the Sun
New York
Jan. S
John T. Kenny, Jr
Edward
Ft. Sons
John T. Kenny
Chestnutst
Kearny, N. da
Steve
Grand Jury to Hear Case of Local Forger
James Wrenel, described as a professional clerk Tulser, was arrested Sunday at the Oavitty hotel by detectives Gerber and Trimpe. He waived examination in police court Monday and was sent to the grand jury under a $1.50 bond. He allegedly forged by buying small certificates from express companies and substituting the word dollars for cents. A Greenwort merchant reportedly passed a raised check, from nine cents to 99, and gave him 90 in change.
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Grand Jury
James Wrenel
Sas
Tulser
Oavitty Notel
Gerber
Trimpe
Cruis
Greenwort
Emilie Griggsby and Yerkes Will Contention Sparks Court Fight
The article recounts Emilie Griggsby and claims of her exclusion from Charles T. Yerkes will, detailing a mansion bequest dispute, social intrigue, and a portrait of Griggsby as a striking but enigmatic figure amid inheritance fights and gossip.
Market Activity At Local Yards Reported
Market activity at the local yards showed steady demand from all sources despite a large supply. Cattle markets were weak with a fair clearance and quiet finish, while hogs remained selective with bacon and prime weights in demand. Calves, sheep, and lambs traded with varied prices as buyers pressed for terms.
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Indianapolis
Calle
Stieep
Keally Mae
Game Warden Plans to Furnish Victuals to Wild Birds
Weather has driven many to apply for hunting licenses for rabbits and waterfowl. Chief Deputy Game Warden Earle arranged 40 head of quail across the estate and plans to buy and release many more this spring to restock wild bird populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi
E. Earle
Wilson Suit 18 On Damages Over Derrick Death
Lorence Wilson widow of Euiamett Wilson sues for 10000 damages from John Peirce contractor for the United States government building and Crown-Ketchain Iron Works over a fatal derrick accident at the government building on November 4 1903.
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Airs Lorence Wilson
Euiamett Wilson
John Peirce
United States Government
Crown-Ketchaim Iron Works
Wilson
Cure of Hand Sores With Cuticura Remedies
Mrs. A E Maurer reports long lasting hand sores from dye-house work improved after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Despite three doctors advising against cure, sores peeled and healed in three days, leaving hands smooth while continuing dye-house employment.
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A. E. Maurer
State St
Chicago
Mothers Testimony on Caticara Soap for Babies
An ad claims Caticara Soap with a single application and the skin cure will give instant relief and refreshing sleep to skin-tortured babies. It promises lasting use for tired mothers and promotes various hair care products and remedies amid a period advertising tone.
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Leneman
Ieley
New York Officials From Newspapers Control City Posts
A lengthy critique argues that New York City government is run by newspaper men. It lists Fire Health Police and other departments headed by ex reporters from the Sun World World Journal and other dailies. The piece notes appointments of Frank M. O’Brien and others tied to press careers and calls for scrutiny of these ties.
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New York
Jan
Jung Jay
Mhiy Bayenne
McGlellan
James W. Stevenson
Darlington
Mail and Express
Jotn No
Bogart
Journa
Assensor
Paul Weimann
Hrovldyn Freie Presse
Water Register
Jovesh Wy Savage
Evening Journal
Nureang
Frank M. O'Brien
The
Sun
O'Brien
Wiama Wills
World
Secrtarie
Fire Department
Police Department
Park Department
Rapid Transit Commission
Finance Department
Corporation Counsel's Office
New Board of Water Supply
Board of Education
Daily Press
McClean
Herald
the World
Princeton
Brooklyn Bridge
Sloon
Ink Makers to Get Jobs in Civil Service Exam
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination on Jan 11 1906 to create eligibles for ink chemist and inkmaker positions at $3 per annum in engraving and printing. Applicants must be 29 or older, skilled in printing inks, chemistry of pigments oils and varnishes, and able to prepare ink formulas. Exams will be held in Evansville Fort Wayne Lafayette and Indianapolis, Indiana.
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United States Civil Service Commission
United States
Indiana
Evansville
Fort Warne
Lafayette
Indianapolis
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths
Births listed for Armitage Sadie Suter 17 Olney Frederick Relia Moran and others. Deaths include Samuel Lichterman Freeman Bunting Charles M Tater Robert B R Shelton Gertha Moore Eitan Green and several listed conditions and ages. Marriages include Pouit Jordan Naomi B lenses and multiple couples.
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Armitage
Sadie Suter
Olney
Bor
Frederick
Relia Moran
Thy
Charles
Gertrude Messer
Samuel Lichterman
Capitol
Freeman T. Bunting
Sittlon
Charles M. Tater
W. Tharttotn
Robert BR. Shelton
Tate
Washington
Gertha Moore
Vermont
Eitan Green
City Hospital
Charles Albert Kelly
College
Maria Collins
Deaconess Hospital
Cubordya
Dunners Johnson
E. Georgia
Elizabeth Carp
W. Thirteenth
Dronehial Isthma
Anna E. Siegel
N. Davidson
Herbert Jotner
Eulsonat
Building Permits Noted From Mtinoda And SLO Areas
A sequence of building permit items lists Jone N Dittemore and Edward Lange planning remodeling and an addition respectively. Projects include a cottage near Tyefirt in Columbia and a corner North and Rural addition with costs around $19. Other entries mention repairs, a repatyr, and local tradespeople like Fred Sproesser and Mayers Figaro eleht with addresses in SLO and nearby regions.
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Jone N
Dittemore
Mtinoda
Bell
Columbia
Tyefirt
Slate
Oscar
Renairs
Fred Sproesser
Edward Lange
Mayers “Figaro Eleht
Phirleth
Porkwine
Meier commits suicide aboard Carmania before extradition
Charles M. Meier formerly a San Francisco wine merchant employee, wanted on embezzlement charges of 4.0, killed himself aboard the Cunarder Carmania as it neared New York on arrival from Liverpool. He had been arrested in London and ordered extradited. Detective Reynolds was en route to bring him back to the United States when the suicide occurred. He shot himself with a revolver.
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Scrippe-MeTae Prev, Association
New York
Charles M. Meier
San Francisco
Liverpool
Meier
London
Reynolds
Mass meeting rails at Arizona New Mexico state joining
The Tucson rally featured Milwaukee speaker Rose who urged resistance to Arizona and New Mexico joining as a state. He warned of bloodshed and likened it to Warsaw, arguing New Mexico’s larger population would dominate state institutions and tax Arizona’s immunes. About 60 attended.
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Ste. Tucson
Ariz
Davis
Tose
Milwaukee
Arizona
New Mexico
Tucson
Warsaw
Arigona
Saloonists Fined for Violation of the Nicholson Law
Chief Robert Meta- Ber flaued police to enforce the Nicholson law with saloonkeepers. John Baptist pleaded guilty in police court and was fined plus costs. William Frederick and others faced fines or further action. several suspects were placed under arrest or continued until January 1 for violating the law. The report notes arrests and deferred cages for several named individuals.
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Robert Meta- Ber
John Baptist
St Vandeslat
William Frederick
E. Market Sr
Jacob Berkowitz
Virginia Ove
Tsaae Gokiman
F. Minois-st
M. Pennith
Ken Yorks
Gus Dobber
Bhelby-st
Peter Costello
W. Washington-st
Chas
Barren
Blackford-st
Nerest
Case Against Trowbridge Waived Exam At Polk County Court
Frank Trowbridge waived examination at pollescourt Monday and was bound to the grand jury. He faces charges of forging passes to the Grand Opera House to admit paying patrons. Trowbridge resided at 354 Pine Street.
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Trowbridge
Frank Trowbridge
Pollescourt
Grand Opera House
Pine
Constantine Nerippes McRae Prean Association Case in Chicago
Chicago police pursue clues in the murder of Mrs. A W Gentry, slit throat. They arrest cabman James Goedelman who ferried a suspect matching Constantine’s description, who used the name F Canning at Chicago depots and attempted to pawn jewelry before fleeing to the Sherman house. The motive remains unclear. Constantine, son of John J Constantine of New Rochelle, is believed in city five weeks.
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Nerippes McRae
F. Canning
Chicago & Northwestern
Lake Shore
Clarkst
Letoy
Sherman House
Asta
Rebbery
Constantine Isa J
John J. Constantine
New Rochelle
Chicago
Boston Failure Shifts Bankers to New Counsel
In Boston the Scripps Mee Hoe Press Association reports that KN Goodnow and Co. bankers have assigned their interests to Howe and Wiggin. The move follows financial strain and realignment of obligation among local lenders.
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ScrippesMeeHoe Press Assoociation
Boston
Jan
City News Weekly Receptions to Be Held Wednesdays
City News Weekly announces Wednesday night receptions at the M C A building for the next three months with women friends allowed after nine weeks. The Bank of Brookston begins selling against the Indianapolis Columbus and Southern traction company to collect a promissory note for 1 K. Irish societies met at the Enghty of Columbus hall to plan a public reception for Dr Douglay Hyde of Inland on Jun 39 at Tomlinsim hall. Ten boxes for its fecture were sold at the meeting. A second verdict for the plaintiff was awarded in the Charles Amrobus damage suit against the Indianapolis traction and Terminal company. The Supreme court sent back to the tower court a judgment for 1200 damages. The jury in the circuit court awarded for the death of the 8-year-old son of the praineien. The Capital City Brewing Company's $925,000 plant at Kansas and Westarm was inspected by about 1500 guests on Sunday as stockholders' reception day. The plant was completed Nov. 4, 1X6, and the first tap was tasted. A story titled Who Pays For 111 will not be read Monday night at the semi monthly meeting of the Indianapolis Central Prohibition alliance at New York and Alabama streets. A discussion will follow the reading.
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Union Traction
Atk
BK. M. Johnson
J. C. Lyons
D. W. Duck
American Central Life Ing Col
American Nation Bank
Worth Engine Works
Belt Railroad Cements
Tivilans National Bank
Tithe Guard & Loan Co
Na ‘Trust Company
Woos J ii Teton Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Martinsvake Rot
Mac Polis Wire Ty
Cowes
Iase O
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indp
Southeastern Traction
Uuikaipolis
Gs Ve
Thomson
Kakemo
Marion & Western Open
Traction Ain
Laycock Mig. Co
Ini Am
Marlon Truat Company
Love
Pfa
Rl Merchants' Hy
Ta Pd
Am. Savelt
Luis Ain
Toluewa
Amal
Copper Amoundational Bank
Yeford & Ft. Wayne
Kew ‘Telephone Co
Pennie
Nat. Teal
Pra
People’s Gas
Wis
Hooves & Co
Oz Rep
Tron & Stee
Security Trust
Union Natlong
Banke
LMS
Cntoe ‘Traction
Ceee
Walon Traction
Union Trust Caeser Issee
Yan Camm Haw
Ates
BUNDS
Broad Ripple
Citizens' Street
Rekiware & Mudiseh Co
Pactile
Chie. Great Co. M
Pia
Esterin
Role Pavephone
Ste
Denver & R. G
Inelina Hotel Co
Rivliana Puiay Tracdon
Firie
IH. Cent
Missouri Pacific Tradie Pais Gaa
Creenfield
Nhind
Martinaville
Why Phila
Reading
Crenus
Coe
Low
Rutiwity T New
Law Pac
Mise Failie Griggsby
Aeately
New York
Charles T. Yerkes
Engin
Samerte
Parkwys
Yerkes
Griggaly
Miss Griggaby
Griggeby
Capt. Roberts
Georgetown
Griggsby
Charles Amrobus
Indianapolle ‘Traction and Terminal Company
Supreme Court
Tower Court
Circuit Court
Praineien
Capital City Brewing Company
Kansas and
Westarm
Indianapolis Central Prohibition Alliance
Alabamassis
Subsidy Debate Aims To Boost Merchant Marine Strength
Washington senator Gallager urged increased merchant marine support to aid American shipping. He cited President Roosevelt and McKinley era concerns while outlining a plan: more steel merchant ships, naval reserve fast transports, cargo vessels, and ten strengthened American lines to South and Central America, Africa, and Asia, plus expanded markets and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
berinpe-McHag Crean Association
Washington
Jon
J. B. Gallager
St New
Elate
Merchant Marine Commission
Senate
Gottinger
McKinlens
Buf Ffalo
Ear Mere Manor
Roosevelt
Songrene
Xenaier
United States
South America
Central America
Africa
Asia
Huffman Case Postponed In Federal Court
The Werurter defendants face an indictment alleging soliciting tam funds from government employees at Gosnen post office. The hearing, set for Monday, was postponed due to one defendant's absence. arguments to proceed later in the work week.
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Werurter
Gosnen
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