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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
8
July reports depict a stock market opening with initial prices showing weakness. Active issues mostly declined while sentiment shifted toward a bull side as investors covered shorts and speculative positions, signaling a tentative reversal amid uncertain, volatile trading.
Stocks showed a slightly firmer tone but overall activity remained thin on the day. Prices in many issues were only marginally higher or unchanged with notable exceptions. Union Traction and Traction & Terminal saw small gains while several names held steady or declined marginally amid muted volume.
Chicago grain market shows fractional advances with July wheat and September contracts edging higher. Oats move up while pork futures fluctuate with September deals around 17 dollars and late ribs near 9.45. Northwestern wheat and local receipts list 15 and 178 cars respectively.
Indianapolis hogs steady near yesterday's close with top around 9.00. Cattle steady with fat cows and heifers in stronger demand. Sheep in good condition with steady to strong prices. other regional markets at East Buffalo Cincinnati and Chicago show varied receipts and steady to mixed trends.
Will Diddel defeated J R Whittemore 7 up 6 to play to advance in the state golf championship. W F Peters forfeited to H E Zimmer while W H Coburn fell to Frank Ayres. Frank Ayres beat Coburn by three holes as pairings for the afternoon round were announced.
In a continued trial against meat dealer Harry Matzke, State Chemist Barnard failed to decisively prove sodium sulphite in meat. Dr. Hurty and other witnesses testified the chemical is poisonous, irritant, and dangerous, while defense chemist Bachelder challenged the state’s handling and cross examination.
Mrs Stephen Albaugh revisits Mrs William Harris in Eaton while many locals host and travel guests. Miss Blanche Heath and Miss Edith Lane entertain. Paddock Shields marry at St Paul church with Delphian guests. Bertha Bals and Harry Fitton wed at Collegesave home. Families from Delphi Noblesville Rochester Spencer Lafayette and Franklin attend.
Harry Hermann, 22, plunged 50 feet from a shaft at the Indianapolis Brewery plant after stepping into an open shaft following a moonlit gathering. He was removed to his home with non life threatening injuries as doctors treated him at the city dispensary. The accident occurred during a golfing event tied to the Highland club.
A fragment notes that Keven Xuvomouiaw was observed operating a vehicle above the speed limit. The report mentions Friday as the date of the appearance, but details are incomplete and the precise charges or actions remain unclear.
Washington reports the United States is pressing Guatemala and El Salvador to halt hostilities. Acting Secretary of State Bacon cabled Minister Merry in San Salvador and Minister Combs in Guatemala City, urging use of influence to prevent further conflict.
Heinamann Bros awarded the general contract for a major Indiana education project. Details on figures and scope were unclear in the fragment, with two firms discussed and a Woollen recollection cited amid the chaotic OCR.
Reports from nine insurers in Ban Francisco show gross losses of 77,000 with net losses of 5 million, a reduction of 30,000 to the benefit of the companies. Reinsurance money expected to reach 12 million, with 14 million to be accounted for as salvage.
Grand Rapids July 13 Harry Lewis won a ten round decision over Jimmy Briggs after a grueling start in Boston. The Serrice-McRae Press Association reports Lewis dominated from the first round, delivering a clear victory.
The article notes a Friday meeting of the Northeast group with Mrs Featherston and a Friday layn fete hosted by the Roberts Park church women at Mrs Augustus Betas’ home in NN New Jersey.
San Francisco July 718 Paollet commissioner Thomas Reagan charges Mayor Behmis refused to vote from Ans 50 a dare to be divided. Reagan accuses the mayor of hiring a detective from the East to help topple former Police Commissioner Hutton. The mayor will not reply to the charges but will state reasons for removal in his dismissal letter.
New York reports July 18 that investigators near the Old Brenton mansion in the Bronx have strong clues in the mysterious death of Mrs. Alice Kinnan. Police are poised to arrest a man as the inquiry advances amid unclear motives and staged evidence.
Friday filings with the secretary of state include Eppert Rhoe company of Indianapolis with 710 stock capital. incorporators Fred W. Eppert James Barrett and Guy Long. Rochester Salvage company of Evansville shows 33 000 stock capital. incorporators B Y Willett William G Henne Walter F Henne and Mayme M Goodsea o. Swedish Evangelical Mission church of Indiana Harbor listing directors BImon Carlaca Gustaf Cariaga. Jackson&Crite tayatee capital atpele.
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