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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
8
New York describe a weak opening with leading stocks down as the market and commission houses lean toward selling. Prices recede across sectors while short covering offers the only support and government bonds hold steady against a broad decline.
Livestock receipts and prices mixed across Chicago and St Louis markets on May 2. Beef steers and cows show varied bids, while calves and feeders command moderate to strong values. Butter and dairy items appear in a separate regional listing with fluctuating quotes.
Live Stock market in Indianapolis on March 2 shows hogs trading slow and mostly steady with prices $6.40 to $6.99, demand for good butcher stock strong, bulk supply common and medium grades weak. Sheep and lamb offerings steady but not high, with quiet and firm tone as buyers sought better classes and restocking.
Pittsburg broker notes broad market activity with bids rising and few large movements. Brokers expect continued interest in active issues, though buying remains cautious as bid ask spreads widen. Numerous securities from banks, railways, utilities and unlisted offerings appear in closing quotes with a general tone of stability despite low turnover.
Chicago wheat prices faltered early with May slipping beneath August and July rolling forward while corn held firm. Market showed limited activity with mixed bids and several contracts closing ranges not far from prior quotes amid routine receipts and price adjustments.
West Indianapolis sewer project moves forward after displacement fears and opposition from landowners. Board of Public Works raises estimated cost from 170000 to 255000, contending the sewer will raise property values. Few owners attended, believing the board would push the improvement despite objections.
Avondale Heights will host a new Nehtlig plant this season and the park will feature over 1 68 unit lights interspersed among the trees, creating a rainbow effect. Designated luncheon tables will accommodate visitors for day outings while afternoon concerts and nightly performances remain free to the public. Next Tuesday the gates will open, promising perhaps the best season in the park’s history.
Thirty two troopers of the state constabulary under Sergt Garwood left the Sayre colliery for a daytime parade in Mount Carmel Pa. They formed squads and rode through principal streets while a detachment held reserve at the colliery. No disorder has been reported and the populace is quiet.
A delegation led by Councilman Albert B. Cottey urged the Board of Public Works to confirm Indianapolis Traction and Terminal plans for a double track on Roosevelt Avenue between the improved brick section and the unmapped portion. Citizens want tracks and pavement on the mid street and curb placement, with a timely decision after recent discussions with the streetcar company and awaiting Hugh McGowan’s arrival.
New York May 2 Nothing definite yet learned about plans to form a 1000000000 syndicate for reconstructing San Francisco. Reports say the scheme would involve drawing on the sub treasury in San Francisco and New York but no concrete action has been disclosed.
The good citizenship committee of the YP and OF B of the First Wanlted Breth ren announce eight months of talks on civic virtues from May to December. Speakers include Judge George Brubchsens, Miss Colton Smith, Felix T. McWhirter, George B. Brewer, Theophilus J. Mott, Amos W. Bauer, Harry, and Van Arade. Themes cover home life, schooling, church relations, honesty, health, and industry. Open parliaments follow each address. all are invited to attend sessions at the church with committee members listed.
The Civil Service announces exams on May 16 for laboratory assistant, assistant physicist, and assistant chemist in the Bureau of Statistics, salary 9200 to 1600 per year. June 6 for assistant in the Bureau of the Mint, salary 1812,200. June 7 for aid in the Coast and Geodetic Survey at 720 per year. Aides can progress to 900, then 1200, with steps to 200. Traveling expenses and subsistence allowances apply, including shipboard and government quarters allowances in the Philippines.
New York May 2 raids by Secret Service on the Durds lottery network strike at a major disruptor of the Louisiana lottery. John M Rogers of Wilmington heads a company tied to the operation. Screens of tickets and plates seized in New York Philadelphia Gloucester and Wilmington. Dozens of arrests expected as investigators close in on prominent business backers across the Atlantic coast and Midwest.
A United States court in New York and a Terre Haute manufacturing firm were involved in a postponed case. Juror issues and a late notice delayed proceedings as Judge Gromscup was indicated unavailable, with the trial rescheduled after jury excuses.
Distress grips New York as rent hikes and evictions erupt in the East Side. Justice Laughlin retreats from his bench amid sobbing families and growing protests. Landlords blamed as speculative funding drives foreclosures, with 400 families facing removal as housing code orders mandate sanitation and renovation.
Galveston reports two schooners Fortuny and Alaho were boarded off the Mexican coast by a gunboat. Captains Placida Frans and Charles Anderson said the officers demanded papers but no logs existed to verify entries. Boarding party departed with ships reportedly released, though Progreso capture details remain unconfirmed.
London reports a suspected leak of naval plans for the new Dreadnought as a U.S. build rumor swirls, while at Zion City Mrs Dowie faces resistance from followers amid the ailing prophet’s frail condition and distress among children and families struggling to eat.
In Washington on May 2 the White House announced that a report on the oil industry, prepared by Congress Commissioner Garfield, will be accompanied by a special message. The president is reviewing the report and preparing his message, with Garfield having an early consultation today.
A Lafayette souvenir program issued for the annual encampment of the G A T at Lafayette features images of Indiana State Soldiers Home structures and Purdue University. It invites citizens merchants mayor council and fraternal groups to visit during the encampment and grants the city’s freedom to those who accept. The guide includes the Soldiers Home and a sketch of Tippecanoe battle.
In Fulton within the city of Wycklif Ky the area around Amita reportedly smells of strange phenomena. residents fear a seismic disturbance though no quake has occurred. The sunken territory shows earth quake like features alarming locals in the two weres nearby.
Representatives of the Union Veteran Legion and Spanish American veterans met Tuesday night at the state factory to arrange May 9 decoration of the monument. The 1T members announced earlier ceremonies led by Tyyi and the Spanish American organization. a meeting May 16 will finalize plans with veterans able to guide.
A semi official notice from St Petersburg states Count Witte is restored as premier and that A L Garemykin will be named his successor He previously served as minister of the interior and is slated for the top government post amid the political reshuffle.
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary show The City Club of Atdorean with John Beaver Scott B Wakate and Ralph Hilizosa as directors. The John Petrie Company of New York marble and stone producers is listed, along with Jerippa-McRae Prece Association and contractors. Capital stock is 1.3 million dollars. May date noted with Indiana and Ba house representative Ward C. Strathmann of Indianapolis mentioned amid discussion of an rural appropriations bill and tentative considerations.
In Washington May 2 the sultan of Sul a region seeks a union with the widow of a Moro chief, Mangulndo. The plan follows Bryan's Philippine tour and Gen Wood's Zamora like mission to secure a wedding. The ceremony would feature traditional Moro rites with a prayers and ceremonial textile scarf. Also noted is a musical event with Frank Tassor and Nordica associate performing Friday night.
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