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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1905

Page

3

Gladden Leads Fight Over tainted money for missions

Seattle Sept 16 By 46 to 10 the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions voted to table discussion of tainted money and rejected further debate on gifts from morally indefensible gains. Dr Gladden urged a church break with ill got gains prompting applause and support but the board upheld the prudential committee.

Seattle American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions America Washington Gladden David Fales Illinois Prudential Committee Gladden Fales George C. Adams Philip S. Moxom John R. Thurston W. W. Mills Guilford Douglas Moxom Congregational Churches Dr. Gladden Capen

Inter-Collegiate Socialist Society Forms In New York

The first steps toward a socialistic association to be known as the Inter-Collegiate Socialist society have been taken in New York. A temporary group, about 250 signatories strong, plans to disseminate socialist ideals among college and university men. Organizers include F Phelps Stokes, Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Clarence S Darrow, Oscar Lovell Triggs, B O Flower, William English Walling, Leonard B Abbott, Jack London, and Upton Sinclair.

New York Inter-Collegiate Socialist Society F. Phelps Stokes Thomas Wentworth Higginson Charlotte Perkins Gilman Clarence S. Darrow Oscar Lovell Triggs B. O. Flower William English Walling Leonard B. Abbott Jack London Upton Sinclair

Great African Railway Bridge For mally Opened

The Zambesi river bridge at Victoria Falls was formally opened in a British Association visit. Prof. Darwin spoke on the Cape to Cairo project as electric salon cars toured the structure, the cantilever bridge rising 430 feet above the river. The link completes the 5700 mile route from Egypt to South Africa.

Victoria Falls Zambesi River East Africa British Association Darwin Livingtone Island Zambesi Cape To Cairo Cecil Rhodes Egypt South Africa Khartoum Assouan Wady Halfa Kalama Barotsel Tanganika The Congo

Will Open Siberia to American Trade

Washington reports the state department has not confirmed Russia's lifting of maximum tariffs on certain American imports. Ambassador Meyer has sought removal of restrictions since spring. A voluntary ukase repeal could boost American exports in Russia and Siberia, as Congress considers scaling back countervailing duties on bounty aided sugar.

Washington State Department Meyer United States Russia Siberia Shaw Congress Gage

Bryan Declines Candidacy At Jefferson Club Dinner

William J. Bryan disavowed a current presidential bid at a Jefferson Club banquet in Chicago. He said he is not a candidate for any office now and that it is too soon to pledge support, hoping more light will guide the party to choose a leader who can do more for the Democrats.

Chicago William J. Bryan Jefferson Club Bryan Democratic Party Mr. Bryan Cme

Canned String Beans and Green Peas Preparation

A brief kitchen note instructs stringing beans, cutting into inch lengths, boiling in salted water until tender, then proceeding with green peas.

Mikasa Destroyed by Fire and Magazine Explosion

The Japanese battleship Mikasa, flagship of Admiral Togo, was destroyed by a fierce fire and a magazine explosion on September 10, sinking after the blast. The loss includes 599 men, with rescuers from other ships perishing or missing. An official investigation is opened to determine the fire’s cause.

Tokyo Navy Department Mikasa Togo the See Japan

Mikasa Loss: 256 Killed or Missing in Tokyo Telegram

The Bureau of Naval Intelligence reports from Tokyo that the battleship Mikasa shows 256 killed or missing and 343 wounded. The cause cannot be determined until the Mikasa is floated.

Washington Bureau of Naval Intelligence Tokyo

Threading a Needle Trick for Agility and Limberness

A playful exercise walks boys through using a three foot stick to pass beneath the feet without releasing it. Start with both hands on the stick and jump to keep it in motion until toes clear the stick, then move to behind the back and return to the front. Practice builds skill and surprises friends with forward and backward passes.

Grocers Hear Critique of Short Weight Breakfast Foods

At the Washington State Grocers Association meeting in Tacoma J. J. Higgins of Seattle denounced manufacturers for flooding the country with short weight one pound packages of breakfast foods and crackers. He said 12 to 14 ounces are common and that the grocer bears the blame and losses. He cited high advertising costs and limited cereal varieties, urging action to protect customers. grocers signaled resolutions may follow.

Tacoma Washington State Grocers’ Association J. J. Higgins Seattle Higgins Mr. Higgins United States Higigns

Moran Iron Works builds Nebraska at eighty percent

Frank Moran, authority for the statement, says the battleship Nebraska under construction at Moran Iron Works is over 80 percent completed. He notes that in the next two months the vessel should be near ready for a builders' trial trip as hull armor and machinery are in place and only the superstructure remains to be finished.

Seattle Frank Moran Nebraska Moran Iron Works

White Rabbits as Pets and Odd Animal Tales

A reader column discusses pet care for white rabbits noting they eat a wide range of foods including hay oats and greens daily water twice a day and clean living spaces. It also recounts amusing animal anecdotes from a lion at a zoo and a long lived horse from London Globe lore.

St. Nicholas London Globe Dean Street Liverpool

This World Would Be A Peach If Asked

A reflective piece contrasts sugar fed animals and a child like poet Freddy. It imagines wiser choices for weather and time, proposing rain at night and sunny days, endless vacation months, and better shoe laces. The voice blends memory with whimsical wishes for a perfect world.

Freddy

Decline of sea birds and swallows observed in nature writings

The piece notes the extinction risk of sea birds such as the great auk and the eastern platyp grouse, tracing overhunting and fashion driven feather use. It cites Audubon Societies wardens, argues for stronger protection, and recounts a field observation of barn swallows feeding from a pond while skimming water.

Chatham Islands Pacific National Association of Audubon Societies New York Mail St. Nicholas

Inness Credits Left Hand as Source of Inspiration

The painter George Inness jokes that breaking his right arm forces him to use his left hand, leading to a better painting. He quips that his right hand grew too clever and painted without him, while the left remains clumsy but controllable.

George Inness Inness

Slang and Thought Expressed in a Wry Exchange

A Detroit Free Press quip features two Mrs. Blues and Mrs. Trues debating slang. One claims their daughter uses much slang while the other asserts none, prompting a wry closing remark about thoughts and expression.

Mrs. Blue Mrs. True Detroit Free Press

Shaking Dice for Drinks Described as Exercise

A brief line notes that some men consider shaking dice for the drinks a form of strenuous physical exercise, reflecting a playful, informal take on social drinking games.

Local Medical and Legal Listings with Office Hours

A compilation of multiple listings shows Dr Smits with Aberdeen General Hospital offices and varied hours across locations, plus attorneys Fox Roome Taggart and Ben Sheers with room numbers and addresses. Details include phone numbers, building names, and service notes.

Foreclosure-lander ad for Aberdeen land office lawyer

Four years register Olympia land office understands the law and defends all homesteaders against the jumpers. CONSULT HIM. Room 3 Hayes and Hayes Bank Building Aberdeen Wash.

Olympia Land Office Hayes & Hayes Bank Building Aberdeen Wash

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Dor Consid the Zambesi Grocers’ Association Florida Mamie Zoo Lion Lottie Canfield Painter Paul SmiTs, M. D DR. Watkins Crowther-Wooding Block G and Heron Streets Everett E. Lane, D. ED. S Hayes & Hayes DF. M. Robb Stapp Hayes & Hayes Bank A. G. Kinnison Market Street C. Cross Attorney AT Law Zelaska Block G Street Robert BE. Taggart Dabney Block Ben Sheers I W. Mason Heron Street Jesse F. Murphy Continental O. C Heron Aberdeen, Wash Humboldt Sale Fred Hewett South F Street Hayes & Hayes Bankers (Incorporated Offich Independent Grays Harbor San Francisco Los Angeles C. E. Burrows Co., Ag
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