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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1906

Page

4

Struggle and politics mix in a garbled yearend blast

The piece surveys miners and operators amid a hopeful winter outlook, notes no strike for Blanchard Oil, and mocks Henry H. Rogers. It discusses Roosevelt era politics, cabinet suggestions, and restraint of Standard Oil criticism, with figures like Cannon Knox Taft Taft, Foraker La Follette, and Vice President Sherman Banks.

Minera Blanchard Oil Company Tes Henry H. Rogers Rogers

Eyes and Rates Stir Congress as Garstela Report Held

President’s message to Congress references Commissioner Garstela on the Fitendart Oil case. Hodsatelt notes secret rate practices by corporations, railroads correcting many after exposure, and urges stronger regulation to deter wrongdoing. Local Republicans praise Linton A. Cox as a Senate candidate from Marion County.

Messsge Congress Garstela Fitendart Oil Company Hodsatelt Uni!l Bureau of Corporal Tone Senate Railroads Howe Bureau of Corporations Down Tself Republican Party Linton A. Cox Etre Marion County Cox Atate Menate Ote Marton Repubicane

Glad tidings strike off in coal dispute

Miners decide not to strike and return to work, easing a national fare debate. The public dangers of winter and a hoped confrontation with John Mitchell are avoided as senators faced a possible showdown with the mine workers.

Bani Cos Republic Coal Trust Fay John Mitchell George H. Butler Dename Dajor Carson Philadelphia Ledger Carascn Nally Tally Nquor Butler Lawrence Barrett Old National Theater Washington Aaitfa Barrett Richellow Unie Beat Redla Ant Theaalem Major Cargon Falladelphia Ledger Carson

Tariff Debate to Shape Near Term Campaign

Editorial notes the tariff question as the central issue for the coming campaign with Republicans and Democrats urged to revisit tariff rates. It cites John Sharp Williams promising action and contrasts tariff focus with recent political debates, urging a return to the old tariff era and its historic battles over wool and pig iron. The piece also reports the Brainard Will company response to Garfield’s commission findings, denying unlawful practices and defending Standard Oil methods while calling the investigation exasperating.

Republicana Democrats Ihey John Sharp Williama House of Representatives William Jennings Bryan Brainard Wil! Company Lta Henry H. Rogera John D. Archbold Garfield Congress Roosevelt Btandard Git Ualu

Wrecks and carelessness cited in new railroad disaster near Altoona

A Pennsylvania railroad collision near Union Furnace Altoona results in nine deaths. The wreck is blamed on misunderstood train orders. Calls grow for safer systems like automatic clock signaling and mandatory safety appliances. Political chatter and editorials mock party figures as reform debates continue.

America Pennsylvania Railroad Union Furnace Altoona Vengera Haljroad Omdala Mbalish Congress Interstate Commerce Commission

Vision of Garys Great Steel Plant Unveiled at Site

Report from Chicago says United States Street Corporation aims to transform Lake Michigan shore dunes near Gary into a vast model city. Labor and machinery clear the land, straighten the Calumet River, and prepare for a monster plant that will be the world’s largest steel facility and boost Gary as a major steel center.

United States Sreet Corporation Lake Michigan Jaya James D. Lite Chicago Gary Mr. Little Calumet Indians Steel Company. & Subsidiary Company United States Corporation

Traveling talk at Chestnut-st cafe on a lazy stationmaster

A fragmentary tale recounts a rough chestnut street exchange where a weary traveler recalls a lazy stationmaster who only glances at the ticket, and a con man’s risky brag. Separate snippets mention a professor in Indiana, a derby joke, and a local meat seller ad.

Trial of ex Senator Chandler at Concord ends with heated cross

In Concord New Hampshire Judge Edgar Aldrich presided as ex Senator W E Chandler faced cross-examination by Streeter for the Heston & Matheraj brand. Chandler asserted a demand to add testimony, asserting Streeter's fairness and courtroom decorum, while a long, sharp exchange followed.

W. E. Chandler Concord N. H Edgar Aldrich Gedral Strecter Heston & Matheraj Brand Chandler Sr. Bureeter Akrich Mr. Chandler Streetere Mr. Streater Chandier Ilka

Studying the Indian of the Present Day

A historical piece discusses Navajo customs and beliefs, noting rituals for protection and luck, power of speech attributed to blue corn, and communal ownership ideals. It highlights Paul Knapp’s appointment to a West Point cadetship by Roosevelt, with commentary on Native American social principles and communal rights.

Ona Inventon Ene Mile Rhould & Parton Albuquerque Paul Knapp Pottawatomie Weat Point Roosevelt Young Krapp Hartford Mick Benton Harbor Haskell Institute Lawrence Kes Benton Hartor Leupp America

Mad City Reflections in a California Dream

A fragmentary travel reminiscence portrays San Francisco as a mad city, crowded by prosperous, stylish Californians. The narrator notes white seascape fog, glittering Kearny Street, bold wealth, gleaming cars, and an intoxicating mix of luxury and risk among men and women, with vivid scenes of street life and audacious enterprise.

Bret Harte Bas Francisco Guardian Gaye High Seas California San Francino Mrancieco Pacific Kearney-at Kearney Nockles Jong Artings Mehta Ong Golden West Calfornia Ifim Ike Han Wila

Even Up CTP Binge Costs Health and Wealth

A confusing prior note alleges someone risked health and wealth chasing wellness and ultimately lost both. No clear names or dates are provided, but the fragment hints at a personal decline linked to a binge or risky health pursuit and financial ruin.

Puzzle of Wealth and Wedded Life as Wordplay Opens

A humorous verse traces Jack and Jill through stages of wealth and housing using misspelled or altered words like senement fat Court Arma Chambers and Hood's Sarsaparilla as a comic throughline. It blends matrimonial content with ads for the tonic.

Beast Men and Foxes Share Unseen Worlds

Nature Notes describe foxes and beasts living near human habitations, detailing how fox cubs ignore nearby rabbits, rats, and fish while the beasts exhibit survival instincts in harsh environments. Reports from Greenland and Terra del Fuego illustrate raw nature, including a bevy of polar tales from explorers and trappers.

Partrlise Itagrth Cuba Nature Terra del Fuego

Lynx Fight and Lost Hunt In Dark London Streets

A chaotic pursuit ends with the lynx escape and the hunter wounded, while a cadet escapes in the night near Charing Cross. A wistful girl in a silver collar is tracked by a constable daily, finally captured and taken to a shelter where she is claimed by a guardian.

Waide Street Charing Cross Doga Dstteraca Ate Gwoer Ah Tamer Gazette

Changes of Time and Whimsical Schoolyard Fragments

A fragmented text recalls unclear scenes of childhood talk and schoolyard chatter. It mentions a mother, a child named Andi Buch wards, a colonel figure, and fleeting moments of play and chatter, all wrapped in garbled OCR style.

Manchuria Man If Beans Dominate the Bread

A historical note discusses Manchuria's reliance on beans for bread and cake, noting widespread bean use in daily diet and fuel. It mentions bean cake production for armies, fertilizing uses, and the impact of the Hankow Feking railroad on bean prices. It contrasts Manchurian beans with Tangier valley beans and notes broader economic links with cotton, imports, and foreign markets.

Boston America Manchuria Hankow-Feking Lea

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