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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1906

Page

8

Stocks Open Mixed Amid Miner Pay Dispute After Reading

A New York stock market report from March 12 notes irregular trading with declines around one to two percent as miners' and operators' wage talks influence activity. Amalgamated Copper dropped about 2 percent while Reading showed strength on amid communications about miners' demands, with overall turnover modest and government bonds steady.

Néripos-Mene Prena Association New York Awa- Wa London Moder Consolidated S Giina A.W. Thomson Wired Industriate Fy J. S. Bteel Ballraids Rox Rooklyn el Moneys

Live Stock Prices and Market Notes From Indianapolis Sale

The report details cattle, hogs, sheep, and lamb markets with bid ranges and near-term demand. Cattle demand favored prime and larger stock while common grades moved slowly. hogs showed varied prices with steady to strong demand for select lots. sheep and lambs remained in good demand for prime stock, with headlines noting quiet on some days and steady activity overall. Entires include figures for weight classes and assorted stock types, reflecting a broad, modest trading atmosphere.

Indianapolis Marek Bseas Deerie Brady Hogood

Powers Case for Kentucky Scrippe McFae Preach

Washington March 12 The supreme court of the United States today decided habeas corpus proceedings in the case of Caleb Powers thrice convicted of the murder of Gov Goedel of Kentucky and now seeking a fourth trial The court held there was no federal statute giving United States Judge Cochran authority to remove the Powers case from Kentucky state courts He noted however a lower Kentucky court had erred in restricting Powers access to the highest state court A writ of error would lie from the supreme court of the United States in the state of Sustige Cochran order was reversed and Powers returned to the state court

Scrippe-McFae Preach Association Washington Caleb Powers Gov Goedel Keowucky United States Cochran Kentucky Coggari Waldun

Valentina in Jeopardy as Governor Hopes Intervene

A New Jersey case hangs on potential intervention by the governor. Mrs Valentina, age 70, faces execution after the Supreme Court refused to stay the death sentence. The condemned woman awaits a clemency or commutation decision before her scheduled hanging.

Warmington Maren T2 Red Allien Supreme Court Annalentina Valentina New Jersey Board of Pation

Beveridge Seeks Freight Rate Cuts for Indiana Railways

Indiana statesman Beveridge arrives in Indianapolis after a fight over statehood. before the railroad commission he presses for lower coal freight rates to benefit short hauls to Terre Haute and intermediate points, citing E T H and I I railroads.

Avilene Terre Haute

Local Securities Trades Highlight Market Strength

Local securities show notable buying amid strong demand for common and preferred shares. Brokers report buyers at 3 percent and higher as trading activity flows from a recent meeting of bankers and trust companies in Indianapolis and nearby markets.

China Amor Aytal Sao Bustk Central Trust Climax Coffee National Bank Us Mat Teta Trust Co Ion Surety Co Thine Brewing Water Co Delia Ice Iwi the and Fann Co Secon Tee Union Indianapolis Ind Martinsville R. T. Co Napelis Firens. Co Hidianapolis Southe Traction & ‘Terrainal M&w Tractinn Itew Cd Kaycock Mig. Co Marion ‘Trust One Merchant's National Bank Man Hartford & Fr Wayne New Telepioir People’s Deposit Bank Mapte's Light & I Tah Pertiller Breves & Co Ptd Security Trust Union National Bank Tada Traction Copa Randalin Cool Ca Tiel & Madison Indiana Union Traction Col. & Southern Indianapolis & Eastern Indianapolis Gas Greenfield

Debate I5 Postponed by Cy Tndian Hapoli Unit

A monthly debate scheduled for Mayeh by Cy Tndian Hapoli chapter of bank clerks was postponed to April 18. Captains J. Come of the Combia National Bank and Fred Morgan of the Union Stunt company will serve. Officers are selecting a three member team. The debate topic remains undecided.

Cy Tndian- Hapoli Bank Clerke Mayeh J. ¥. Come Combia National Bank Fred Morgan Union Stunt Company WIL

John Mitchell Returns From Bridgeport Ahead of Board Meeting

Joan Mitchell reports John Mitchell has not recovered fully but hopes to reach Indianapolis for the International executive board meeting. Lewis, writing from Bridgeport, notes Mitchell’s tentative attendance by Wednesday.

John Mitchell Joan Mitchell Nin Tte Minn Workers Lewis Bridgeport Indianapolis Fariday International Executive Board Maton

Sherrick Defense Accounts for State Funds at French Lick

The trial centered on Sherrick who allegedly diverted state funds for improper use at French Lick. Witnesses including Frank Littleton and Charlen Jury testified to Sherrick’s long standing honesty, while prosecutors pressed claims of gambling ties and improper checks. Gov. Hanly’s critics argued for accountability as the case unfolded with remarks about possible motives and legal complexities surrounding the funds.

Gov Hanly Harding Sherrick Lluayton Danly Ak Prench Lick West Baten Threia Ieee Tate Pesorta Mr. Winehaw Cinera Hale Witheauses Frank L Littleton Big Four Railing Company W. N. Hard J. E. McCullough Littleton Manly Lathie Joseph J. Bell Terrestaure Brewing Company Vtnse Thomas Targart Orhjry Taatcheericks Benedict Thom Evie

Fragmented grain market note with mixed wheat and rye pricing

An OCR readout shows a chaotic list of grain terms and color descriptors like white yellow and red, referring to wheat rye and other commodities. Numerous garbled phrases suggest quotations of prices or grades such as No 4 Timothy and rye, with scattered references to region or market terms and vendor notes.

Southern Indiana Teachers Association Holds Indiana Meeting

The Southern Indiana Teachers Association holds its annual meeting in Indianapolis on March 3. Plans are not announced, with a likely venue at a high school building. The association includes teachers from the southern half of the state. A Lafayette session is scheduled for the following time.

Southern Indiana Teachers’ Association Indianapolis Cal Erining High Tis Association Lafayette

Case of Dr Wherry Vexes Fort Wayne Board

The Board of Medical Examination met at the courthouse at 2 PM Monday to review evidence in the case of Sir Maury A. Wherry of Fort Wayne on a charge of criminal practice. The war declared on the affidavit of a Fort Wayne resident that the operation was criminal.

Board of Medical Examination and Registration Statthouse Maury A. Wherry Fort Warne

Gherakaris Sentenced to Death in Greek Trial

Gherakaris the gambler and ex Premier De s Vavannis figure faced the jury in Athens. He pleaded for mercy yet was condemned to the extreme penalty. The court handed down nineteen years of hard labor in a related case.

Scrippa-Melise Press Associacion Athens Gherakaris Kilkel Des Vavannis Perseon

Morgan Seeks Private Audience With Pope

In Rome on March 12, J. I. Morgan pressed for a meeting with the pope as part of ongoing diplomacy. The private audience followed Morgan and associates' efforts to secure clearer channels with Vatican authorities.

Morgan Pope becippa-McRae Rome J. 1 Parc

City Record for a Day Births and Permits

A daily city record lists births including Aly Fletcher and infant Corners, and mentions multiple families by name with details such as prematurity, hepatitis, and measles. The report also covers marriages and a long list of building permits for dwellings and improvements across various streets and neighborhoods.

Incorporations and Trademark Filing Notes

The document lists several incorporations including The Routhside Telephone Company at Tawkoant Brown county with capital stock $2.00 and names such as Janren Metuyes Mourneny Cal Charmbehaest Laidel Bally and Geoprge Worows. It also mentions Herper Health Exercixey company, New Lixhon Gas company with $10 000, and The Prietionless Metal company of Chattanooga Tenn filing for a trade mark on a round end bar.

Routhside Telephone Company Tawkoant Brown County Capital Steel Metuyes Charter W Mourneny Cal Charmbehaest Laidel Bally Geoprge Worows Incorporatora Herper Health Exercixey Company It Mancie Capital Stock Haery HL Montpelier Lay Av Zeigier John Rotevherfard Af Miche Sneorporstore New Lixhon Gas Company Charles Truley Emma Piratey George L. Swim Prietionless Metal Company Chattanooga Tenn Hat

Spring Styles at the Ayres Store Display Rich Wardrobe Items

Ayres & Co showcases spring and summer fashions across departments with Paris imports and domestic gowns. Hats, lingerie, and tailored ensembles appear in vivid styles including aigrets, sailor shapes, and delicate lacework. A fourth-floor art and craft display features global ornaments and Japanese prints dating to the 17th and 18th centuries.

Los. Ayres & Co Mandy Owi Paris Tits Wedivan Infante’ Hate Cnost Beautifal Ieee Ek An Ungerle Ensium Eton Hut Neducem Nerliger Vormate Avery

Saloon Keeper Threatens Officer With Revolver

Patrolman Charles Hostetter confronted saloon keeper Charles Thompson who drew a revolver and threatened to shoot. Officers Mossetter and Bates halted Thompson, seized the weapon, and arrested him as customers fled. Thompson attempted to retrieve the gun but was disarmed and charged with selling intoxicants and drawing deadly weapon.

Blew Up the House Aims to Call Family

A man used dynamite in an attempt to blow up his house and call his family, according to police. Only minor injuries were sustained by the family members.

Ferenre-Sene Wilke Wil

Snowstorm Shapes City Transit Across Indianapolis

Heavy March snow blanketed Indianapolis, with 16 inches recorded in a single storm as temperatures plunged from 28 to 10 °F. Street car and railroad crews fought drifting snow to keep lines open, trains arriving on time despite weather, while forecasts warned of a continued cold wave and possible further snow or rain.

Indianpolis Trent Indianapolis Gomts Enave Cate Trafic

Indiana Snow Blanket Covers State Amid Storm

A Sunday blizzard blanketed Indiana from Evansville to Richmond with depths from eight to ten inches in many central counties and lighter in the south. Snow extended to Kokomo and Lafayette, with the Richmond storm noted as the deepest in ten years. Trip delays were minimal on steam lines and interurbans, though telegraph and telephone lines suffered some damage.

Samday Indiana Ohio River Vicietty Minnsville Uhr Evansville Stermard Richmond Muuchran Terre Haute Lafayette Crawfordaville Creencastle Danville Martinaville Greenfield Noketoo Anderson Noblesville Lebanon Frankfort Munrle

Liquor Man Lang Fined for Sunday Sale

Lang, a saloon keeper at 120 W Washington St, was found by police with several men in the tear room of his place Sunday. He pleaded guilty to selling liquor on Sunday and was fined MD and costs.

Ed Lang Washington St Tis Place Lang

Notice of alcohol license and pool table permit in Indianapolis wards

Fred Vielhaber gives notice to residents of Marion County Indiana that he will apply at the April term 1908 of the Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons with on premises consumption. The business is in a front room of a two story brick building at 1001 River Ave in Ward No 4 Center township. He also seeks pool table privileges in the same room and states ward notices for Eleventh ward apply similarly for another location on Washington Street Ward No 1.

Fourteenth Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana Board of Commissioners River-ave Rayst Rivery Ave McCarty Indian-aport Ta Iy Salt Room Cantor Township Board of Commissioners of Marion Buxinesa Ty Toom Washington-st Allen Damson & Wilco Indiarapoux Privileaen Fred Vielhaber

Higher Courts Minutes From an Appellate Session

Fragmented minutes list several appellate cases with names such as Good et al v Bark, Darby et al, Atkinson, Waters v Benjamin, Parr v Ryad, Gengi days, and Vandalia Railroad v Stephens. The record notes appellant and appellee briefs, petitions for leave to file addenda, and rehearing actions across multiple jurisdictions.

M. Good Bamwel Clinton GC Apeltec Wii Edward L. Darby Dob Anderson Minton CC Appellien Appellate Courso iHam Atkinson Wrath J Maris Orange Apes Apes ‘Pellant’s Brief, M7 Jobn Waters Vs. Kanjamin & Shearer Ak Miami Appellee Ada A Parr Ryad Boimat Appellees Gengi Princeton Coal & Minnie Strele Glimore Pike Petlang Addi

Real Estate Transfers Listed With Trustees and Purchasers

Transfers involve Central Trust Co as trustee conveying parcels to Frank J Hutchinson and others with vacant lots and improved properties across multiple avenues and streets including Meridian north of Fuerte and Gladstone Ave. Values range around 1 to 4 thousand dollars with several parcels tied to specific lot and block descriptions. Other transfers include Desie Pringle to Emma Pringle at Tuxedo and Malik street, plus Mackey to Clyde Springer in Wing's subdivision and various notes on Armatrong Park and Irvington areas.

Mackey Clyde Springer Wing's Highland Park Tacoma-ave St Clair-st Melissa Sloan Chas Flairrayiy Sloan's Crese David F. Fox Albert Armatrong Park Waar Cutton-st Mary F. Brews Irvingten Lowrll-a Saat Alrteremea Marietta Vansickle Mary

Weather Talk At Armitage Bros Saloon

Odd scene described as Gamesters discuss weather and snowfall while seven figures linger in a saloon room. Trunks, chests, a ram in table lore and a bluff of secrecy unfold as officers enter wearing disguises and using umbrellas.

Armitage Bros

Two Killed By Gas In New York Incident

March 12 in New York a gas-related tragedy claimed two lives in a family dispute aftermath. Emil Funt, linked to P Blier’s household, killed himself after a quarrel and long despondency following a previous incident.

Keurippa-MeTae Presk Association New York Emil Funt P. Blier Kulind

Steamer I5 Ashore Near Los Angeles Itself

Scrl.nasteRae Preas Association reports the steamer I5 ashore near Los Angeles after engaging in transport duties. The vessel is likely a total wreck while the crew has been saved. Advices from merchants’ exchange suggest a full salvage assessment will follow.

nasteRae Preas Association Fan Francisco Mare Exchuree Ninsport Ashote Los Angeles

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