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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1907

Page

6

Tolstoy Urges Russians to Reject Both Government and Rebels

Count Leo Tolstoi appeals to Russian workers and peasants to abstain from backing either the czarist regime or the revolutionaries. He argues both sides commit violence and urges laboring people to form co operatives and self rule, living in commune villages with no government, to reclaim land and production.

Tolstoi Russia Odessa Sevastopol Kiel Riga Caucasus Moscow Mir

Uncle Sam's Wealth and Per Capita Real Estate Values

The article breaks down national wealth by asset class led by railroads and manufacturing gear totaling over 16 trillion in value, with agriculture and imports adding 18.46 trillion. It ranks Mississippi as the least wealthy per capita in real estate value at 168.79, while California and Nevada show higher figures at 1671.86 and 2888.79 respectively, with the District of Columbia noted for its dense holdings.

United States Mississippi California Nevada Columbia

Library report shows strong growth and new safety features

The twenty sixth biennial state library report notes 5191 new volumes over two years, a new Legislative Reference Department under Clarence B. Lester, and added fireproofing, shelving, and flooring. It urges donations of historical books and records. Portraits of governors are mostly present, with calls to obtain Durbin’s portrait.

State Library D. C. Brown W. E. Henry General Assembly Legislative Reference Department Clarence B. Lester Miembéts Oliver P. Morton 9. P. Morton William Hendricks Winfield T. Durbin Hendricks Col. W. T. Durbin

Hazing Ends at Naval Academy Under New Code

Special to The Sun reports the abolition of the honor code at the United States naval academy and the adoption of a new system governing plebe and upperclass relations following the Meriwether Branch court martial. While many applaud improved discipline, some midshipmen say class divisions have widened and friendships faded. A naval grand jury and strict enforcement deter hazing, but lingering dissent exists among first and second class members.

Annapolis United States Naval Academy Meriwether Branch Congress Navy Department Navy Naval Academy Ronan C. Grady James H. Sands United States Midshipmen Churchill Humphrey Archibald H. Douglass RK. H. Davis Admiral Sands Godfrey Chevalier Chevalier Hazer

California Land Boom: Clark & Cox Farms Set to Reclaim Vast District

Major investors from New York Sacramento and San Francisco back a Sacramento county project to reclaim 3 600 acres near the Sacramento delta. Clark & Cox Farms Co. will raise dikes and levees to create the state’s largest reclamation district amid land pledges totaling thousands of acres and a planned 10 060 acre purchase from Clark & Cox.

San Francisco New York Sacramento Sacramento County Clark & Cox Farms Co Conern Gary Alden Anderson Geo. W. Peltier Frederick Kiesel California National Bank of Sacramento Daniel Meyer Fred H. Buck Vacaville Louis Pierce Suisun H. and M. Fleighhacker Wall-st Clark & Cox Sacramento River

Partial to thin clothing in women’s fashion noted

The article observes fashion trends showing increasingly lighter garments for women. It notes lace waists and openwork gloves and stockings as common, with little evidence of warm underlayers or woolen underclothes worn through winter.

Broom to Go as Vacuum Cleans Up Homes

The London Lancet predicts the broom will vanish from households, replaced by vacuum cleaners as sweeping is deemed harmful, raising dust and spreading disease germs. Also notes on cold remedies and cancer cure claims with contact for more information.

Rehabilitation Committee The Relief Corporation London Lancet

Dinner Service Window at Illinois Street Eatery

An early hour dinner run operates from 1:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at 39 42 North Illinois Street, offering eight distinct dinners for patrons. The locally advertised meals emphasize range and timing in a compact service window.

Illinois St

Shah of Persia and his famed consorts

Reports claim the Persian shah hosts 100 top beauties each year for selection. The legend notes his vast wealth with jewels valued at about 20 million dollars.

Persia

Princess Cantacuzene To Lead New Year Ball March In Chicago

Princess Cantacuzene daughter of Gen. Fred Grant and niece of Mrs. Potter Palmer will lead the grand march at the New Year's eve charity ball in Chicago with Gen. Adolphus W. Creely.

Chicago Cantacuzene Adolphus W. Creely Fred Grant Potter Palmer

Dr. Here dith Shot by Drunk Solicitor in Carthage

Arthur Anderson, a telephone solicitor, shot Dr. S. D. Here dith at his Carthage home after being roused by the doctor. Anderson, reportedly intoxicated, caused likely fatal injuries in a drunken attack on January 2 in Carthage, Missouri.

Scripps-McRae Presa Association Carthage Arthur Anderson

Booth to Tour World

Gen Booth head of the Salvation Army will start about mid February on a world tour. He will visit New York Canada and sail from Seattle Japan on April 2 for the voyage to the Pacific.

Scripps-McRae Press Association London Booth Salvation Army New York Canada Seattle Japan

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