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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

8

Wall St Irregular Open Details Short Covering Rally

The New York stock market opened with price irregularities but showed some gains with advances from 1 to 4. Traders cited short covering as the main driver of late rally rather than genuine accumulation. Day's tone shifted to a dull session with government bonds unchanged and houses resuming bull-side buying as prices moved up.

irippe-MrKae Preas Association New York Jues Warhols Central

Hog market highs and mixed cattle outlook in Midwest markets

Live stock markets across Indianapolis Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati show hog prices reaching up to 5.90 with June gains and higher midwestern receipts. Cattle demand remains steady with good stock and brisk activity while sheep quiets. regional reports note improved life in common grades and varied prices.

Indianapolis St. Louis Lowis Canile Texas Chicago Cinsinnati Cincinnati Pittsburg Fitisburg

Market Notes and Upbeat Talks on Bonds and Stocks

Local securities report notes light activity on the exchange with prices mostly steady and a few quotes lower yet holders unfazed. Bonds listed include Broad Ripple Street Railway and Union Traction with various 5s and 6s while a long Roosevelt departure update follows from Washington indicating a possible Oyster Bay trip by Sunday as congress adjourns and Loeb orders the special train ready.

Amer Central Life Ins. Co American National Bank Atlag Enging Works Ptt Belt Railroad Common Brown-Ketcham Iton Wis Capital National Bank Central Trust Company One Savings Depwait Co Climax Coffee & Bak Pow. Co Columbiaational Bank Farmers’ Truat_Co Federal Union Surety Co W. & Walt Wal T. ‘Home Brewing Co Indiana Hotel Co Indiana National Bank Guar. and Loan Co Indiana Trust Co Indiana Junson Traction Co Andianapolis Abattoir Intianapolis & Mart RT. Co Indianapolis Eire Insurance Indianapolis Gas Co Southeast Trac Indianapolis Street Railway Julianapolis Trac Kokomo Marion & W. Trac Liveack Mfg. Co de Marion Trust Co Ciiis Aeeere BD H. & L. Pree National Bank New Telephone Co Broad Ripple Se Esssree jCiizens Street Railroad Indiana Union Traction Ind Col. & Southern Martingville KR. T. Oe Northern Traction Idianapolis Street Railway Indiananols Trac and Ter Water Co K. Mo & W Traction Union Traction of Indiana Sempra-McRae Preas Association Washington Roosevelt Oyster Bay Congress Oyater Bay Loeb

Incorporations listed for secretary of state filings

The Partridge Oil and Gas company of Sullivan with 43000 capital. incorporators include George Partridge and James A. Crawford. The Oriental Importing company of Indianapolis with 25000 capital. incorporators H T Stapleford and George C Calvert. The Gancheon Oil and Gas company of Gallivan with 749000 capital. incorporators H V Bennefield and James A Crawford. The Gary and Hammond Traction company with 10000 capital. directors Kemper Knanpp and William Haynie. The Union Realty company of Crawfordsville with 35000 capital. incorporators George B Luckett and Sherman A Trout.

Partridge Oil and Gas. Company Sullivan Capital Stock George Partridge David R. Guncheon Bennafeld J. PR. Riggs William Wills R. K. Bailey James A. Crawford Oriental Importing Company Indianapali H. T. Stapleford Whmam Pickens Babilla Y. Ameer George C. Calvert WW. W. Rocknil Gancheon Oil and Gas Company Rallivan Capital H. V. Bennefield Richard L. Batley R. Guncheon James A. Guncheon James R. Riggs Wiliam Willis Gary and

Wheat and corn prices slip on weak signals at Chicago opening

Chicago grain market reports wheat down slightly on improving northwest conditions and long selling. July wheat at 249 82, September 83 82, July corn steady at 52 44c, September corn 52 5c, with various price levels for futures and spot deliveries, plus provisions and livestock receipts noted, indicating weak to mixed early trading and modest declines from prior bids.

Scrippe-McRae Press Association Chicago Northwest Longs Park

Record crop prosperity in latest bulletin findings

Minneapolis June 23. National prosperity shows in crop estimates by H Dons crop editor. United States winter wheat output touted at 420,000,000 bushels, up 60,990,009 from last year and a record for winter wheat. Cotton and corn in strong condition. Michigan slightly behind. Missouri Indiana and Ohio show large gains with the west and southwest lifting overall production.

Scrippe-McWae Frees Association Minneapolis Minn H. ¥. Dons United States Indiana Ohio Michigan

On the Verge of Great Change at Indiana Normal graduation

Special to The Sea from Terre Haute Indiana June graduation exercises at the Indiana Normal school featured Gov Hanly warning that corruption has touched all walks of life. He said Americans are on the verge of a great revolution with sudden economic and social change restoring equal rights and happiness, noting progress has been mostly evolutionary but current times demand a revolution.

Terre Haute Ind Indiana Normal School Hanly

Evans for Governor Nomination at Nashville Convention

Seeipox McRae Pres Association in Knoxville reports delegates at county conventions to insure the nomination of H C Evans for governor. The convention is scheduled to be held in Nashville on July 35.

City Record for a Day Marriages and Deaths

Marriages listed include John Wilson Pippenger and Edith Hankins. Winsma Reissing and Mary 4. Fr William L Heddy and Eva Fost. James O Leonard and Jenova Mee. Edward C Ossenforth and Ameia Banks. Benjamin A Burgess and Bessie Marrs. Frederick L Mayhew and Nellie Havens. many others with addresses noted. Deaths include Clarence Tandy, 1893, a hospital case. Mary Grube pulmonary tuberculosis. various conditions listed with hospital locations and ages. The record reflects a cluster of marriage notices and medical death notices from the city.

John Wilson Pippenger Edith Hankins Winsma Reissing Mary Wiliam L. Heddy Eva Fost James O. Leonard Jenova Mee Edward C. Ossenforth Ameia Banks Benjamin A. Burgess Bessie Marrs Frederick L. Mayhew Nellie Havens Grnder Hawkins Pearl Whiffing Henry Heller Edna P Pickle J. d. Fleming Kate Rugsett Clarence Tandy New Jersey Pneumon Nal Riggins City Hospital Mary Grube Sty Stichael Rink New York St Chellis Carpenter Turhett-st Jerome H. Sweet

Repairs and remodel work listed for multiple Albany area addresses

The notice lists repair and remodel actions for J M Glichriat barg 27 Bt Meyer 10% Shelbyne Sam Koor Maple St 335 Belmont Ave Robert ana dwelling Washington Warman A E Ratert dwelling near St Catt Tioligay 1123 N Meht parhiam Newman Ave 1210. items include rebuilds and repairs with associated costs and locations.

J .M. Glichriat Id. Meyer Shelbyne Sam] Koor Belmont-ave Robert Ana Washington and Warman A. E. Ratert Aounie Jemer St. Catt Nti Fe Remoidel N. Meht Parhiam Repalra Newman-at

Longworths Meet King Edward and Queen Alexandra at Court

At Buckingham Palace London June Princess Alexandra and King Edward honor American couple Mr Mrs Nicholas Longworth visiting in London. Mrs Longworth appears in white satin gown while Mr Longworth wears court attire. Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid attend with other diplomats at a royal reception and dinner at Hyde Park residence of Paul Cambon.

King Edward Queen Alexandra London Aue Alice Srs. Langworths Reids Dorchester House Alexndra Nick Tater Bureleuch Longworth Acariet Dias Christian Schieswig Whitridge J. G. Leishman Constane Unpole Countess of Oxford Lady Newborough Parié Singer Washington Binger and Wits Sewing Machine John R. Drexel Benedict Miss Townsend Lary George Cowper Alexandra Buckingham ‘Palace Edward v Paul Cambon Court of St James Hyde Park Amharsador Whitelaw Reid Rest Nicholas Longworth Foreign Office

Proctor Found Guilty in Lodge Aide Larceny Case

Boston June 28 jury in the case of Robert G. Proctor former private secretary to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge found him guilty of larceny of 2250 entrusted by John G. Bestgen in October 1994 for delivery to the Republican state committee. He will be sentenced later.

Proctor Scrippe-McRan Preas Asanciation Boston Robert G. Proctor Henry Cabot Lodge John G. Bestgen Republican State Committee

Officer's rule was a success in local horse theft arrest

Patrolman Henry Kiefer in plain clothes at Garfield park aided by sight of two men selling a valued horse and buggy. James Parker and Charles Mitchell were arrested for theft, the rig belonged to Charles Gammindinger, a blacksmith on 1 W Washingtoast, who recovered the horse with help from a shop employee. Mitchell claimed Shelbyville origins.

Eighth Indiana Henry Kiefer Nnrre Charles Gammindinger Gammindinger Matt Kiefer Mitchell Shelbyville

Peace Session Ends Strike Tension At Atlas Engine Works

A court order regulates picketing at Atlas Engine Works in Indianapolis as machinists seek a wage increase. Five pickets allowed with two at any entrance, no intimidation. Talks with Atlas and White River Lodge No. 161 aim for a final settlement with a proposed raise and a minimum wage boost.

Indianapolis Plamte Suikike Atlas wWorks Machinists” Union Atlas Engine Works White River India No. Til International Association of Machinists Atlas People M- Dloyiik Company Atlas Works J. C. Wittemore Wolfred J. J. Keegan John Stalert White River Lodge No. 161 George Starkweather Charles Schultz Lee Stone Conference of Adjustment

Man shoots daughter in Hazelton tragedy ends in gunfire

In Hazelton Pennsylvania on June 2 a husband Ralph Marshan a 2 aataon keeper shot at his son in law Joseph Withe after attempting to kill his daughter Mrs Withe. Withe shot Marshan and freed his wife who is hospitalized with a bullet in her head. Withe surrendered and is jailed.

Scrippa-McRae Hazelton Ralph Marshan Joseph Withe Withe Marshan

Adair Nominated for Congress in Eighth District

Ale xandria Ind June 9 John A M Adair of Portland was named by the Eighth district Democratic convention as their congressional candidate. He pledged to unite the party for victory and to back domestic legislation under any administration. He expressed belief in a Democratic win next election and support for William Jennings Bryan.

Alexandmdila Ind John A M. Adair Portland Congress Alexandria Cromer Nisi Adair Guo Ted Jwood William Jeeninga Bryan Bryan Zoldiowad

Golf second round action at Onwentsia club leads to tense finish

The National Golf Championship faces a decisive second round at Onwentsia Club in Lake Forest with Alexander Smith and Alexander Campbell among early contenders. Hundreds gathered as players battled through the 14 to 19% rounds to determine the 19% champion, while former National Champion Lawrence Auchlemanie remained in the running.

Onwentsia Club Lake Forest Alexander Smith Nas Sau Alexander Campbell Boston Lawrence Auchlemanie Maintaneum

Graft at San Francisco Case Spurs Army Blanket Theft

In San Francisco on June 29, authorities arrested John Clark, supervisor at a Red Cross relay station, in the first major theft linked to reef work. He is charged with stealing blankets, allegedly 400 pairs valued at $1.208 per pair, triggering a wave of suspected thefts connected to the repairs.

Kerippa teRtar Peres Anne San Francisco John Clark

Man ground to a pulp in bakery mixer accident

In Vracy City Tennessee on June 2 Arlen Rutner aged 28 was drawn into a dough mixer at a bakery. His hand and arm were caught and his head and shoulders were ground to a pulp before aid could reach him.

Vracy City Tenn Arlen Rutner

Dual government for city shocks Terre Haute

Special to The Terre Haute, June 3. Comptroller Buckingham says he was legally elected by the council to succeed Mayor Aidaman who was impeached, and he will name a comptroller to serve as acting mayor. Mayor Bidaman will name a comptroller, creating a dual city government. The monthly payroll is due tomorrow and renewal of city hydrants comes soon, worsening municipal demoralization amid the turmoil.

de Terre Haute Ind Buckingham Aidaman actpgRan Bidaman

Owens Nominated by Louisville Republicans for Congress

Louisville Republicans nominate C Owens for Congress at a meeting held in Louisville Kentucky on June 2 Mey details indicate early stage selection by the party local political scene and an endorsement by Scripps Netne Preag Association in Louisville KY.

Scripps-Netne Preag Association Louisville Mey We C. Owens

iMORTON WAS HIS FRIEND Civil War veteran Glossbrenner dies at 76

William J. Glossbrenner a veteran postal clerk and former Union Army sergeant died at his home after a long public service. Born in Jeffersonville he served 37 years in the postal department including a stint at Union Station He is survived by his widow three sons and other relatives Funeral arrangements to be announced

William J. Glosabrenner Ashe Pandave C. P. Morton Glossbrenner Union Station Aince Glensbrenner Jeffersonville Twentieth Indiana Pallecy George HW Bint O. M. Parrish Miles Estella Gron Brenner Indianapolis Albert Phillipa Columbus

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