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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
9
Interview with author Mia Craigie explores the fate of working girls and rich girls in civil life. She argues for shared dangers and independence, critiques servant dynamics, and supports women working while urging fair pay and autonomy.
The Sun announces CAMERA WILLIE will visit earth to entertain readers amid a cast of recurring columnists and characters. The piece promises dramatic feats, photo coverage, and lighthearted satire, with remarks from Uncle Henry Josh Wise Cynthia Grey and others.
Special to the bis reports in Kansas City that a highwayman used an automatic revolver to murder saloon owner James Carothers with eight jacketed bullets. Carothers’s hand was wounded as he fought back, the weapon discarded along a railroad, and police traced the gun to a Connecticut factory, a St Louis wholesaler, and a pawnshop.
A comprehensive Indiana statistics report by Joseph H. Stubbs details capital invested, establishments, employment, and revenues across leading industries in 1900, 1905, and 1908. It notes growth in salaried staff, wage workers, wages paid, product receipts, and factory counts in Foundry, printing, furniture, lumber, and milling sectors, with notable gains in publishing, machinery, and packaging firms. The report records total capital rising from 4.7 million to 50.4 million dollars, anteing a broad industrial expansion and employment surge.
A street scene describes a man, Freddy, and his father watching a heavy red motor car lunge past with a trailing odor. The license plate draws attention and Freddy asks why car prices are marked on vehicles, reflecting a etiquette or social irony in the scene.
Boston reports that Thomas W. Lawson acknowledges a loss of 3.6 million dollars in the Amalgamated Copper pool. He had previously claimed the pool was 3.5 million dollars profitable, with Amalgamated rising above par prior to yesterday’s announcement.
Assessors and county officials prepare for a state tax conference at the statehouse Jane 30 to Li 180d with sessions Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Gov Henry and Attorney General Charles W Miller address banking and property assessment duties as committees report and discuss tax credits.
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