Taisted Money and Tainted Gifts Debate At Meeting
An account summarizes Dr. Washington Gladden of Columbus Ohio challenging church acceptance of tainted money from wealthy donors. It cites his view that gifts from alleged dishonest wealth should be received but not celebrated. It also notes broader concerns about publicity and the spirit of helping others versus endorsing impropriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Ohio
Cause of Missions
Foreign Board
Seasion
Seattle
Divine
Rene
Gladden
Gorl
Rockefeller
Weighing Life and Mind Against Faults of Mood
A reflective meditation on balance between thought and action. The author likens life to a scale where gentle care and steady discipline keep us in equilibrium. It cautions that temper, mood, and unforeseen events disturb harmony, while inner constancy aligns the self with moral measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani Tife
Ripp Starr Joins Chicago Nationals For 1906
Fred Starr the McIntosh Browns strikeout pitcher nicknamed Ripp will try out with the Chicago Nationals for the 1906 season. An offer came by telegram from Manc Ker Frank Scie and is expected to be accepted. Starr, from Colorado, first appeared in the southwest with the Albuquerque Browns two years ago and earned a strong reputation as a strikeout pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Starr
McIntosh Browns
Mike Namer
Ripp
Southwest
Chicago Nationals
Manc Ker
Frank Scie
Starr
Cube
California
Stary
Colorado
Albuquerque Browns
Ute
Se Ie
Bred Raymer
Boston Nationals
New Mexico
Hungarian chemist Brunn claims a timeproof liquid compound
A Canadian Manufacturer report describes Brunn, a Hungarian chemist, asserting a yellow liquid compound that allegedly doubles stone density, waterproofs metals, and acts as a powerful germicide. He claims tests with slag bricks and wood show no moisture uptake and that items exposed years in air remain unrusted, potentially enabling corrosion resistant roads and rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunn
Greece
Tak
Brian
Selections From Press Of Southwest Highlights Local Farm News
Reported items describe railroad work near Farmington with plans to reach the fair grounds by the thirteenth, an excursion to Durango, and Hubbard squash yields on the Santa Fe Water & Light farm. Reclamation policy shifts and New Mexico statehood debates mire in politics, while Mogollon mining prospects promise big dividends as Last Chance ore remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Bullard
Wash
Seattle
Pott Parrott
Fonsi
Ballard
Baneraon
Sever
Farmington
Durango
Fair Grounds
San Juan
Frank Owen
Santa Fe Water & Light Company
Hubbard
Campbell
Santa Fe Valley
New Mexican
Antry
Congress
New Mexico
Springer Stockman
Mogolions
Cripple Creek
Portland
Mide
St John’s Guild social and millinery openings advertised
A social and musical event by the Woman’s Guild of St John’s Episcopal Church invites attendance on Thursday September 14 with ice cream and cake. Admission 25 cents. Parker Fleming milliners announce their fall opening Saturday September 16 from 2:00 to 9:00 p.m at 210 South Second Street offering new patterns and creations for Alianerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Thursay
Parker & Fleming
Estend
Tower of
Alianerque
Miss Fleming
South Second Street
Albuquerque Trading and Social Notices Summary
The fragment showcases local business ads and notices in Albuquerque. Simon Stern promotes a new showroom at 107 South Second Street and a large stock of cigars and tobacco from Gussaroff at 115 West Railroad Avenue. The Rio Grande Woolen Mills window display, sale on skirts, riding outfits, and gloves appear. The Ladies of the Maccabees plan a dance at the Elks ballroom September 22 with tickets at 1. The Woodmen’s orchestra will provide music. The Albuquerque Planing Mill changes ownership to W H Srull and A J Leave. The Jaffa Grocery Co advertises fresh poultry and “Good Things to Eat.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gussaroff
West
Railroad Avenue
South Second Street
New Mexico
Rio’ Grande
Globe
Leggina
Hale
Simon Stern
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Ladies of the Maccanees
Elks’ Ballroom
Woodmens’ Orchestra
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Trinidad
Las Anima
Taylor
George Alaii
Peter Trost
County
Trea Ury
el Paso Times
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cowles
Navy
Army
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
W. J. Bryan
Leacher
Mr. Bryan
Ross Thilan
Los Angles
Mue Ipal
Angel City
Denver Post
San Francisco
Post
Mbitaken
Albuquerque Evening Citkon
Reunste
Japan
New Hampshire
Margaret J. Preston
Ripp” Starr
Chicago
McIntosh
Browns
Las Vegas
Clifton
Arizona
Albugueruie
Maes
Rowan
Lay Vegas Binet
Santa Fe
Galloses
Pettus
Blues
Albuquerque
Press OF Southwest
United States Reclamation Service
Rio Grande Valley
Elephant Butte
Sul
Olero County Advertiser
Ming
Beantityne
Guburte
Clayton Enterpria
Schilling
Feld Bros
Hahn's
Albuquerqie Planing
W. H. Srull
A. J. Leave
Rep
Jaffa Grocery CO
Dr. Jaegers Sanitary Woolen Underwear Co
M. Mandell
Haviland
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
Railroad Ave
Oo. W. Strong
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara
DUK Tea and Coffee Co
West Silver Ave
Cole
G. T. Vann
O. D
Ka Srexico Board + Optometry
Onice
Whiting Block
Vaan
Iloal
Faye
Borradaile & CO
Gold Ave
Gallup
Cerrillos
Wood
Greem Millwood
Eureka
Hahn’s
Colo
B. H. Briggs & CO
Alvarado Pharmacy Arst
GOLD
Imperial Laundry Co. “Red Wagons
Rosenfield
ST. Elmo
Easive
First Street
Woman's Exchange
West Railroad Avenue
Fell
Road
Albuquerque Carriage CO
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