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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1902

Page

8

Mutual Aid and the Boundaries of Society in Kropotkin's Work

Review of Mutual Aid by Prince Peter Kropotkin, tracing his life from Russian exile to editor in England and his theory that cooperation underpins evolution. Explains his concept of mutual aid as the broad force shaping animal and human societies, with labor unions and social structures as practical expressions.

Russia Peter Alexeievitch Kropotkin P. Kropotkin France Switzerland England Count Tolstoi Kropotkin United States London Siberia Manchuria Darwin Kronm Pti Een Evlory Prince Lure, Phillips & Co Newark

Aladdin and Margaret's perilous youth to wartime fate

The tale follows Aladdin, nicknamed Son of the Inventor, and Margaret, senator's daughter, from a perilous river voyage to a life of resilience during the Civil War. The senator chastises the boy, praising his act of self respect, while Aladdin becomes a writer and soldier. The narrative contrasts with a hostile Babylonian romance praised or criticized as not fitting the Sienkiewicz style, noting moral criticisms of Belshazzar and a goddess linked to ancient rites.

Belshazzar Istar Daniel Cyrus Heaven Babylon Harper & Bros New York Aladdin Margaret Forbidden Heartsease Battle of Gettysburg Gouverneur Morris Tomling The Century Company Margaret Horton Potter Chicago Sienkiewicz Rome Astarte Aphrodite Sauk Beishazear Charmi Shepherd Sicily Nate

American Literature in Its Colonial and National Periods review

A Brown University professor Lorenzo Sears publishes American Literature in Its Colonial and National Periods through Little, Brown. The 480 page volume covers English beginnings to nineteenth century figures with sections on Southern and Northern Orators Local Fiction and American Humor. The critic finds the work disappointing lacking notable critical insight or fresh appraisal of Emerson Thoreau Whitman and contemporaries.

Abernethy Newcomer Bronson Brown University America Wendell Lorenzo Sears Little Brown Company Boston Mather Edwards Franklin Tyler Richardson Sears Emerson Thoreau Whitman

The Social Comedy volume from Life Publishing Co

A volume of over a hundred pages containing full-page line and half-tone drawings from Life offers refined wit and satire on society’s faults. Printed on heavy coated stock and handsomely bound, this holiday gift is by top American artists. New York Life Publishing Co.

Life The Life Publishing Co New York

Building at Michigan and King Streets Sold Yesterday

The two story structure at the northeast corner of Michigan and King streets was sold yesterday through the Ralston and Cam firm. The sale concluded a local real estate transaction, with details about the buyer and price not fully disclosed in the fragment.

Michigan and King Streets Ralston & Cam

Real estate transfers in Walnut Hill and Alvord additions

The records show August Athlein transferring lots M1 22 23 and 2 located in Walnut Hill for 3100 dollars. Henry Ettleyane sold to Frank B Stewart, who then deeded the same lots to Charles A Tesnon for 2900 dollars total with other Alvord property. Sale conducted by the B F Clune agency.

Dency August Athlein Henry EtteYane Frank B. Stewart Walnut Hill Stewart Charles A. Tesnon Alvord B. F. Clune Agency

Tudor Geeding Concert Delights YMCA Audience at Roberts Park

The Tudor Geeding Concert Company Miss Bessie Tudor Miss Jessie Strauss and Mr and Mrs Asa Howard Geeding performed at Roberts Park Church as the first YMCA entertainment in the winter lecture series. Strauss on violin displayed notable skill with Dvorak and Sorasanin pieces while Geeding and Mrs Geeding offered vocal numbers from Carmen and other works. The program closed with When the Wind Blows by Smart performed by the ensemble to thunderous applause.

Tudor-Geeding Bessie Tudor Jessie Strauss Asa Howard Geeding Roberts Park Church Interstate Bureau of Cincinnati Dvorak America Simonetti Sarasa Schubert Bee Philadelphia Miss Tudor Sylvia Henschel Gaynor Smart

New Business Concerns Pack Indiana Incorporations

Multiple Indiana firms filed articles of incorporation including Central Coal and Mining Company of Dugger with 50000 capital and directors McLaughlin Hickam Bat man and Duncan. South Bend Wholesale Grocery with 25000 capital and directors Mueller Brodbeck Rule Fox Goe bel Prell. Arcadia Hardware Company 14000 capital with Lower Orr Lower Lower Lower as directors. Crothersville Milling Company 10000 capital with Vanney Goeck ler Robertson. Putnam Electric Company 25000 capital with Bryson Bryson Halstead Halstead. Office in Brazil and plant in Clay county. Daisy eaten Company of Zorn Borfn capital likely stated. Lagrange Circuit of the Methodist Protestant Church with Rev G N Gillett as chairman. Anthony Wayne Club Fort Wayne filed articles with directors Millard Smith Bond Loft Merriweather Beers McCulloch. Pittsburg Folding Box Company 500000 capital with Indiana investments of 20000 complying with foreign incorporation law.

Central Coal and Mining Company Dugger, Incorporated Henry McLaughlin Willis Hickam Ira C. Batman Henry C. Duncan South Bend Wholesale Grocery Company F. W. Mueller Charles Brodbeck Louis H. Rule Sol Fox Ludwig Goebel H. H. Prell Arcadia Hardware Company John E. Lower A. P. Orr J. A. Heisser H. C. Lower J. C. Lower Crothersville Milling Compaty J. L. Vanney William Goeckler J. R. Robertson Putnam Electric Company John G. Bryson Ruth M. Bryson J.N. Halstead William E. Halstead Brazil Clay County Daisy Eaten Company Borfn, Incorporated Lagrange Circuit Methodist Protestant Church Incorporated G.N. Gillett Anthony Wayne Club Fort Wayne Robert Millard Fred M. Smith Charles E. Bond F. L. Loft J. K. Merriweather George W. Beers J. Ross McCulloch Pittsburg Folding Box Company Indiana

Ottumwa man seeks restore for scuttled flatboats

J. G. McGlothen of Ottumwa Iowa wrote to State Auditor Hart asking if a restitution claim exists for flatboats scuttled on the Ohio River nine miles below Madison in 1863. The government ordered the scuttling to prevent Morgan raiders from crossing back into Kentucky. Damage was set at $1,027 and no claim has ever been filed.

J. G. McGlothen Ottumwa Ohio River Madison Kentucky Hart

Fire destroys two-story store after lamp explosion in city

An early yesterday morning lamp explosion at Solomon Binzer's store 1237 Yandes street caused a fire that wrecked the two-story frame building. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars. Binzer said his furnishing goods stock was worth 4000 dollars, most of which was destroyed.

Solomon Binzer Yandes Street Binzer

War Song Of A Soldier’s Farewell In A Field Ballad

A Baltimore News fragment presents a war ballad in fragmented lyric form. It follows a soldier marching to war with a knapsack, bearing longing for a sweetheart, and hearing a soothing tune as shrapnel wounds him. The maiden wonders if he will return alive and where the regiment fights amid casualties.

Rosa Tremolioso Agai-Al-Ain

Mean Old Man Defies Beggar With Blindness Claim

In a terse exchange, a mean old man challenges a beggar to prove his blindness while the beggar asserts his need for help. The dialogue centers on who is truly seeing and who is in need.

Reform in Dairying and Spraying fruit trees discussed

An editorial from the Philadelphia Record urges reform in dairying to improve milk quality and reduce disease risk, arguing many dairies fail to keep stalls clean or treat cows properly. It emphasizes selective breeding, proper feeding, and avoiding fresh cows, while noting value in clean milk for a paying market. It also reports Indiana Farmer notes spring garden warmth and a State Horticultural Society meeting debating fruit-tree spraying by contracted experts to boost orchard yields and profitability.

Philadelphia Indiana State Horticultural Society State Society Poe

Home Vineyards Guidance for Northern Conditions

The Bureau of Plant Industry bulletin on grape growing in northern conditions emphasizes soil preparation. It urges thorough surface and subsoil pulverization, underdraining with three inch tiles, deep tiling, and parallel drainage lines. It advises heavy compost or well rotted manure, hardwood ashes, liberal fertilization, and careful soil turnover before planting.

Bureau of Plant Industry The Agricultural Department Washington W. H. Ragan Ragan Bureau

Foot and mouth disease linked to cattle and herd losses

The article explains foot and mouth disease or epizootic aphtha, its transmission and severe impact on cattle sheep and swine. It outlines clinical signs including chills fever rough coat and vesicles in the mouth and feet, with two weeks to possible recovery but lasting damage. It notes historical outbreaks in England Canada and the United States and warns of the huge costs to control the plague across Europe and America.

England Canada Great Britain United States Germany Tria Hungary

Farm and barn tips for feed, crops, and horse care

Practical notes on dairy feed and butter gains, goose housing, and dry sheds. Advice on oat and corn rations, cabbage and vegetables, water needs, and seed changes for potato farming. Garden location shifts, clover, manures, and potash applications. Horse handling, flailing practice for boys, and humane team care. Also a Detroit Journal cost estimate for wheat per acre and per bushel with varied expenses.

Iowa Experiment Station Detroit Journal

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