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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1906

Page

3

Coke Ovens Operating in Record Numbers in 1905 Era

United States coke production in 1905 reached record levels with 32.66 million short tons, up from 32.23 million in 1904. The value rose sharply due to a surge in pig iron demand, lifting average price per ton from 1.95 to 2.25 dollars. Owings of ovens increased to 87,584 across 519 establishments, with 3,158 by product ovens making 2,462,048 tons of coke.

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Coke production by state shows gains and losses across the nation

The report highlights 1946 coke output by state led by Pennsylvania with 29,5730 short tons and West Virginia at 3,40,692 short tons. Alabama rises to 234,219 short tons and Virginian districts drive growth, while four states Georgia Kansas Missouri and Montana report declines. In Connelsville district output climbs to 1 743.97 short tons with value up to 322 915 561 and price per ton rising. Richmond Indiana hosts a Bell Telephone and Richmond Home Telephone dispute prompting new plant investments.

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Manager McKinley to resign Dayton baseball post

Central league headquarters in South Bend reports Manager McKinley will resign from the Dayton team in August to enter business in Pennsylvania. Rich ardson of South Bend is slated to succeed him. Jack Boyle quits baseball and will not take Wheeling’s job.

Opeers Neame 2 South Bend, Inc Suly Central League Menager McKinley Daytona Am Aug Penneylvania Cutener Richardson South Bend Jack Boyle Wheeling

World’s Richest Woman Mrs Russell Sage

Mrs Saar is expected to inherit the bulk of her husband’s fortune, potentially making her the richest woman in the world. She has supported philanthropic efforts and assisted Helen Gauld in charitable works, though she avoids notoriety and prefers home life and aiding the needy.

Russell Sage

Firing Line Reports On Probable Pitching and Umpire Lineup

Kellum is slated to pitch the upcoming game with Toteda while Pistt Demont sits on the bench. Mud Hens in Minneapolis rumor mill mentions trades involving Fox and Demont. Carr and Perry Werden referenced with oldtimer Miller as a favored umpire alongside Sullivan in Toledo games. Atherton away after his father’s death, Himes added to squad. Mathewson in good form, Pirates shutout prospects discussed. other NL results noted with Cleveland and St Louis performances.

Demont Minneapolia Kelley

Port Olongapo coaling base built to support battleships

Special to the Sam Washington reports rapid coaling of warships at Port Olongapo in Subig Bay Philippines. The new naval station will include drydock facilities, eight bay roads, extensive shops, quarters for crew, and a fortified harbor. Concrete wharves and massive iron structures will enable bulk coal handling for the fleet with minimal manual labor.

Sam Washington Port Olongapo Subig Bay Dewey Aly Ham Bali Mengaon Hia Coe Realinn Harba Perth Néadest

Naval coaling station at longapo described in detail

The article outlines the planned naval station at Olongapo east of Suez with a dry dock Dewey and a major coal plant. It details storage sheds 450 by 180 feet, elevated bunkers, gravity coal flow, belts and cranes, electric operation, and a smart fire alarm system. Eight large buildings, two machine shops, a blacksmith shop, carpenter shop, and a foundry are listed along with repairing piers 600 feet long.

Fnttom Seaboard Ao Panveyer Dishiabartes Nual Fincal Naval Coaling Station Suez Olongapo Naval Station Dewey Eutisy

Recreation plans outlined for Wasenall tennis and Bowey area

Fragmentary OCR describes a recreation ground near the Bowey anchorage with plans for Wasenall tennis and other activities. Details are unclear, but the note mentions a near shore location and a focus on developing leisure space.

Rave Bowey Dewey

Wealthiest Osage Tribe Richest in the World

Osage Indians in eastern Oklahoma hold vast wealth from oil and gas, grazing leases, and land. Government trusts their income, totaling millions, with annual distributions for education and services. The Osage reserve spans about 1.41 million acres, yielding high per capita wealth despite changing times and white settlement pressures.

Oklahoma Sturm Statehood Magazine Great West Mid-Continent Osage Noureridente Osages Gsage National Treasury Hie

Life and housing in a Pawhuska Osage village

The article describes modest homes with few rooms and shared spaces. It notes sewing by women, limited access to machines, and daily use of space for storage and partitions. It mentions hospitality for distant guests, roundhouse dances, Osage built roundhouse, and gambling as a tribal vice with some impact from whisky.

Pawhuska

Mathewson Holds Pirates In A Pinch At Exposition Park

Special to the Sun Pittsburg Pa July crowd at Exposition Park packed to see Matt Mathewson pitch for the Giants. He allowed few hits and escaped threats with men on base as the Pirates repeatedly threatened but could not score. The sensational support from Pittsburg fans failed to translate into a win as Mathewson shut down the home club with timely pitching.

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