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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
8
In New York trading, prices drifted lower on some major shares with Consolidated Gas and Atchison among decliners while others like Missouri Pacific showed gains. Chicago, Buffalo, and Cincinnati markets report uneven results with cattle, hogs, and lambs at varied levels and mixed produce quotes from major exchanges.
Fragmented OCR text notes a legal appeal and a pending court decision. Mentions Storms April 1, a supreme court, and actions by officials regarding a cleansing proposition. Details are unclear, but reference to an appeal and upcoming ruling are present.
Indianapolis market notes show hog prices near steady, bulk of business between middle ranges, and limited movement as buyers await better demand. Sheep and lambs steady with light activity, cattle and calves mixed with few changes, while feeders and stockers hold firm on mid sized lots.
The report notes brisk activity on the local exchange with Upward movement in common stocks and a ten dollar rise to 150 for the new Helpmerk. Union Traction common and Traction & Tertuingl shares showed steady or strong activity with bids and asks fluctuating. A wide range of banks, rail and utility stocks appear with diverse price movements and dividend rumors.
Chicago markets show May wheat at 785 cents and July near 7B, with other futures in uncertain motion. Reports mention rising prices, erratic bids, and varied commodity notes across grains, with inspections and grades noted for corn, oats, rye, and Timothy hay.
City record lists births including George and Afina Greene 3145 Ateh inan bay and Frederick and Laurea Moerner 31 Lin wood hay with numerous entries for marriages and births. It also notes deaths, from Frederick Mongold to James F Heininger, with causes such as tuberculosis hemorrhage and diabetes, and a long list of marriages and building permits across various streets and addresses.
The Miners group discusses whether to rescind a prior resolution. Hawkins, president, says the plan remains under review and signals no final decision yet. He indicates sympathy for the miners and notes an upcoming convention will influence further steps.
Reported talks among Terence Upepe and Mitch ell factions hint at concessions to defuse a miners strike. A joint conference reopens Monday as scale committees redraft the bituminous terms with Wellington Connor chairing and many district reps named. The Dreary dispute includes Dolan's bloc, Ryan's revolution, and sympathy for imprisoned officers, while conciliation appears near and harmony is sought.
Claude N Johnson of Walnut Kan writes of relief from two years of itching and a skin eruption after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills following a book from Cuticura. He claims complete cure from the first applications and two extra cakes, thanking the company and offering publication.
A fragmentary advertisement touts instant relief for widespread skin irritation through Cuticura Soap and Ointment, Caficure Readvent Pills, and a topical regimen. Claims claim dramatic cures for men women and children despite vague medical references and dubious language.
An appellate ruling sided with defendant Silas Of Ketcham against Armantine Williams and her appeal, detailing a forged deed scheme. Cramer allegedly teamed with farmer Ketcham and attorney Hastings to misappropriate funds on a farm sale, forging a deed and acknowledgement and attempting a 3430 mortgage, with trial court outcomes sustaining the lower court.
At Vuluainers oramerindt hall on W Washington street master Paul Bickel eleven will lecture on temperance and Miss Ids Lord twelve will lead song service and testimony meeting Everyone is urged to attend this temperance gathering with best wishes for all.
James O Connell national president of the Machinists union will address a meeting at Masonie hall Monday night. He travels from Columbus to Indianapolis and will discuss the Inter outs of Cloner organization. No admission fee.
A garbled report notes a request to Governor of Arkansas for the return to Indiana of Joan Hicks, who stabbed Levi Hall at Oolliic. In February Hicks was eluded before arrest and is said to be ill.
Supreme Court analyzes complaint for personal injury from unsafe mine conditions. It holds the master knew of dangers, negating implied knowledge, and discusses railroad crossing negligence and ordinary risks. Arbitration and appeals procedures are noted, with multiple cases reversed or remanded for further action.
Fragmentary legal notice detailing Supreme Court and Appellate Court briefs. Mentions Jyrnett, State ex rel, Amelien, City of Columbus, Jackson, Columbia, Union Mutual, Adler administrator, Warrick, and various appellant references. Lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Government seeks to inventory church property while Catholics defend the church. soldiers deploy and clashes occur, with church defenders reportedly subduing officers using corrosive substances. Police arrest a woman named Maidens Not Attended by License and revoke a local entertainment permit for a dancing club. Chief Metzger announces strict enforcement and meetings with hall owners and managers to ensure compliance.
March 16 report from the Wick area states Rev. Joan Beamer a fallhlood Indian preacher and one of the Night Hawks captains is charged with exciting opposition to law enforcement. He and other leaders maintain control as deputies and posse men pursue them.
Johann Most a famed anarchist in America is dangerously ill at the home of his friend Adolph G Cuttorat in Cincinnati on March 16. The case draws attention to his deteriorating health and political stance.
Special report from Wabash Indiana describes Mrs. Darbie Bewali of the ten mile northwest area who shot herself with a revolver. The incident notes her health worsened and she decided to end her life. The document also lists numerous real estate transfers and additions in the area including properties on Dawson’s Broad Ripple, Fletcher’s additions, Park Way, and Meodat’s additions, with various parcels, improvements, and sale details.
Articles of incorporation filed with state secretaries name several firms including Goodland based firms Colburns Bales Lanter and Seuse Brothers in West Lafayette. Capital stacks range from 10 000 to 14 006 dollars. Incorporators include Isaac Colburn George A Bales Lila G Bales and Harry C Senge Elmer F Sepse John E Sense Clarence EB Sense.
Press Association reports The Writ States Steel corporation released its half year figures ending December 3 showing earnings after charges and preterm dividends. The report notes total earnings around 126 million with various adjustments and allocations affecting distributable income.
Three lives lost in a fierce March blizzard described as the worst since 1871. Crippled towns report heavy snowfall, with inches of snow piling up and cities shut down as the storm cripples transportation and daily life. Authorities warn residents to stay indoors amid drifting snow and cold conditions.
Frank McNeal of Columbus was received at the state prison today to serve from two to fourteen years for forgery. The report comes from the McHue Press Association. In Sydney, plague reports reappear with five cases noted.
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