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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1906

Page

6

Okuma Views Wealth Split in Japan and Tariffs

Henry George interviews Count Okuma at Waseda on Japan's wealth concentration driven by four factors: government favors luck ability and foresight with land grants. He argues tariffs hinder growth, cites Germany and the U.S. as protectionist failures, and urges free trade to keep Japan competitive.

Henry George Torio Minticello Thos Jefferson Wareda Japan Count Okuma Lee Progress Party of Popular Vghie Ike Jefferson Tetal Capacitien Germany United States Bedh & Man Okuma Chance Mitsul Treasakd Mitsui Iwasaki North American Review

Wright brothers claim first nearly practical airship dies

Special 10 The San. DATSTON Ohio Dec 10 To Ohio brings credit for perfecting the first nearly practical dying machine The Wright brothers of Dayton have solved aerial navigation and have received offers from France and the United States war departments for their aeroplane They have kept plans secret testing rarely and only to a few sworn friends The craft uses wood canvas wire and a gasoline engine with a propeller under the lower surface It has two rectangular frames 30 feet long and six feet wide and can reach miles per hour on a straight course.

San Datston Ohio Wright Brothers Dayton War Departments France United States Wrights Wright

Angora Cats as Pets Stir Society and Kennels

An article extols Angora cats as pets, noting their popularity among elites and their dignified, shy nature. It highlights pedigree importance, Indianapolis kennels such as Timms on Oak Hill, and mentions champions like Dreyza and Prince Rupert, tracing royal lineage and breeding prestige.

Indianapolis Timms Oak HI Mra Timps Winter Ave Timma Maver Br. Timms Mr. Timms Dumerdue Drey Tua Charles Maguire Tom

Kennels Show Off a Finely Bred Line of Dogs

In a noted display, dogs named Hemish Amber II and Empress of Indis feature among pedigreed canines. Queens and sires such as Imp and Royal Norton anchor a lineage praised for elegance, color, and temperament. Local breeders including Mrs Stewart Dean and Mrs Frank Ferguson maintain prized kennels with imports from Persia and direct sources, showcasing well bred pets and high value specimens.

Menelane Wan Royal Norton Pete Sarah Crawford Crawfordevile Perewa H. N. Timms

Seeing and Not Seeing at the Bannings Track

A fragmentary dialogue portrays Anabel Ite and Mabel debating marriages arranged by their fathers. The scene hints at a clash between unseen betrothals and a visible courtship, with a chaotic aside about unlawful betting at Bannings track and public indifference to rule breaking.

Clever Writer’s Talk Of Herself A Biography Requests

American author Elizabeth M Her of Indianapolis discusses not having a biography yet. She details her heritage, education, and early writing, notes her novels The Yoke and Saul of Tarsus, and explains why she writes as a profession and how she shapes historical figures and fictional characters.

Saul Trisye Elizabeth Infianapolle Miller Nook News Indiaona In- Alana Indianapolis Butler University Stephan Baul Agrippat Paul Stephen Tarsus Agrippa Afarsyas Viaccus Avillus Exytt Fetinn Ramirer Alter Uherselvedt

Washerwomen in Trust Shake Atlanta Laundry Market

Special to The Sux Atlanta December report claims that by forming a trust three weeks ago negro washerwomen set prices for laundry services. They reportedly charge up to 3 percent and 10 for bundles, threatening to halt washing if protests occur. Families seek to wash themselves amid prohibitive rates.

Atlanta

Rathbone Bisters Open School at Grezxi Hotel

A school of instruction for the Rathbone Bisters was opened at the Grezxi hotel on Monday by Mrs. Laura A. Binolatr, grant chief of the order in Indian. It will continue Tuesday. The degree work will be exemplified at Pierson's ball, Montag int by Mette Temp, No 7.

Rathbone Bistees’ School Grezxi Hotel Laura A. Binolatr Order Pierson Mette Temp

Editor turns sleuth to rescue kidnapped boy

A Nebraska editor, Elmer E. Brown of the Omaha Observer, pursues a boy snatched from Grand Island to Baltimore. He traces the kidnapper Wingakur across a continent, secures a court fight, and returns 1 year old Floyd Bruner to his mother. Wingakur and associates await trial in Baltimore on kidnapping charges.

Omaha Grand Island York Baltimore Floyd Bruner Leon Bruner Elmer E. Brown Harvard Neb Omaha Observer Lazer Winakur Front St Bruner Wingkurte Koehler Kosh Instanter Brown Denver Chicago Lincoln Floyd Winakur Bay

Near-Limericks by Stuart MacLean

Near-Limericks by Stuart MacLean presents humorous verses about Ella Anna and Pally. The verses describe Ella braving winter winds, Anna playing an organ on tiptoe, and Pally facing a comic mishap ending with sixteen dimes.

Stuart Maclean Pally

Remarkable Toys Amaze New York Children

In early Christmas toy潮 fashion New York gifts astonish with a milkable toy cow a laying egg toy hen and a long electric toy car. Mechanical animals and a toy railroad lead the trend while parents seek fresh wonders for the next generation.

Peru Factory Burned. Kendalville Plant Destroyed by Fire

Fire at Kendalville furniture factory in Peru Indiana Saturday night caused extensive loss estimated at 59000 though the plant was insured for 30000. Fire officials say it will be rebuilt and production disrupted for a period while repairs are planned.

Peru Ind Kendalivitle Furniture

Limb Health Note From Newark Patient in 1908

A Newark New York letter dated July 8 1908 describes a long term limb ailment treated by a doctor and self care with Cuticura soap. The writer signed H J U.8 pledging publication if desired.

Newark New York PLR

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