Indianapolis Sun editorial page entry brief
The Indianapolis Sun edition details its editorial page, publication schedule, and offices. It lists address lines for the Sun building and foreign advertising representatives and notes postal entry as second class mail.
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THE
Indianapolis Sun
Sun
Ohio Street
Ith & Budd
Brunswick
Fth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
J. Louis
Cook-Peary and the Pole Debate Heats Up
Americans favor Dr. Cook as the first man at the Pole while Peary defends his claim. Peary denounces Cook but offers no proof, and his treatment of white companions is criticized as selfish. The public hopes Cook proves the discovery first.
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Dr. Cook
Peary
Cook
New York
Harriman's Will and Last Utterance to Wife
A probate filing reveals E H Harriman left all property to wife Mary W Harriman with executrix duties hers alone. The one hundred ninety word will expresses unambiguous trust and devotion with no provision for remarriage or independent provisions for children.
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E. H. Harriman
Mary W. Harriman
Harriann
A Great Marriage and the American Girl
A narrative recounts a married couple in early America with a fortune and a later divorce leading to remarriage with wealth. The piece reflects on social mobility, titles, and how republican values intersect with European royal associations, noting future curiosity about these unions and pensions.
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Europe
America
The Corporation Tax Debate and Corporate Tax Fairness
The Progress of the World notes argue that a 1 percent federal tax on net earnings would unfairly treat incorporated firms compared with partnerships. It contends taxation should target gross income rather than after expenses, since profit handling varies by policy rather than ability to pay.
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Sudhv
Lixe
Americia
Hee
Wheat Yields and Growth in Minnesota and U S Farmers
An analysis notes rising Minnesota wheat yields from 1882 to 1908 due to crop rotation and better seed, with national averages at 13.78 bushels per acre over ten years. It compares U S, England, France, and Germany yields, highlighting global production potential and a hypothetical 5 bushel-per-acre gain. The piece cites W C Tiffany from the American Review of Reviews.
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United States
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
England
France
Germany
W. C. Tiffany
American Review of Reviews
Daysey Mayme Secures Office Position Fades Soon
Mrs Lysander John Appleton's daughter Daysey Mayme was recently given a downtown office post. She was popular, drawing many friends on her first day. By the next day two were worried, and that night the employer said he would continue without her services.
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Lysander John Appleton
Daysey Mayme
Wanderer's Song by Arthur Symons
A fragmentary read of Arthur Symons lamenting love and society. The speaker longs for the open road and sea while rejecting romance and worldly wisdom. He speaks of weariness with life yet seeks rest in nature and distant horizons.
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Wanderer
Arthur Symons
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