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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1905

Page

7

New cabinet officer urged to prevent race death by own action

Dr. Alice B. Stockham of Chicago calls for a government department on baby culture and reproductive science to promote plentiful smart births. She argues for national plans, education on marriage and reproduction, and homes ensuring healthy gestation and birth for all mothers and children. Fire destroys Hanson Pur building. losses around 200000.

Py O Alice B. Stockham Rise Association Roosevelt In & Y Congress Tion Gas Mountains Aliee B. Stockham Chicago Anthropology Club Stockham Newspaper Enterprise Association B Stockham Ohio Cincinnati Baroness Grippenberg Finland Chicago Normal School Tolstoi Brockham India Thibet Manchuria Korea China Japan Oliver Wendell Holmes Froebel Ufe Mary Ia Ganges America

Child Culture as a Central Theme in Modern Discourse

The remark notes that child culture remains a prevalent thread in contemporary society and invites broader discussion. It suggests ongoing interest in how youth perspectives shape media, education, and community norms.

Columbia Schooner Arrives in Seattle for Repairs and Cargo

The schooner Columbia reached Seattle on Wednesday and lies at the shipyards dock. It will be refitted and painted, then proceed to Everett to load lumber from Northern Lumber Co. Captain Sprague spoke of a bet with the Soquil skipper, which Columbia won by arriving two days earlier. The ship will depart for Everett later this week and return to San Pedro. Local Business Men's association discussed a new hospital and a street sprinkler petition with funding from the general fund or nearby property.

Columbia Seattle Shipyards A. Meyer San Pedro Everett Northern Lumber Company Cape Flattery Seattle Kuropathin Kurokin Sprague San P’edro Business Men's Association

Senator Van de Vanter Improves Rapidly, Rebounds in Hospital

The senator shows rapid improvement and is gaining strength daily. He is now sitting up and expects to be released in a few days.

Senator van de Vanter

Big World’s Fair vote grows as teachers seek top prize

Voters from nearly all city schools back the contest to name the five most popular teachers in the state. Ten candidates exceed 1,000 votes each, with the leaders nearing 10,000 total as The Star sponsors a Portland exposition week for the winners. The standings shift daily with Miss Jillian Metcalf, Cascade, among top names, and a crowded field including Green Lake, Rainier, Walla Walla, Central Interlake and Seattle High schools.

Portland Exposition Jillian Metcalf Green Lake Mise McMillen Sewhens Ballard Frances Nichols Rainier Mies Lou Chene Walla Walla Mies Fuller Misa Nellie Gall Dunlap Mies YouUn Nellie Buckley Central Bertha Johnson Interlake Pearl Bacon Beacon Hill Dees Wee Ballard Grace Hall Camscade Metta Armour Columbia Alice Turner Longfellow Seattle High Nettleton Mies Punker South Park Mises Condon T. T Maynard Everett

Federal jury completes work in packing house probe

Chicago dispatch reports the federal jury finished hearing evidence in the packing house investigation today and will reconvene next week with indictments not expected before then. District Attorney Morrison declined to say whether any true bills will be voted. Also noted, the steamer City of Seattle arrived with 135000 dollars in gold and 20 passengers, consigned to the Bank of California, plus a cargo of fresh fish. Kansas City item mentions H H Tucker Jr buying a 0 acre tract at Turner Kansas for a large independent oil refinery project.

Chicago Morrison Billie City of Seattle Treadwell Company Bank of California San Francisco Kansas City H. H. Tucker, Jr Tuner Kan Weleh

Phantom herd of deer terrifies Alaskan prospector

Edward McMillan reports a months long ordeal in the Alsek district driven mad by nightly appearances of a phantom deer herd. After resupply loss, blizzards, and near starvation he fired at the herd on successive nights, then abandoned the prospecting tour returning to Juneau.

Edward Mmillan Alsek Edward McMillan Juneau Alaska McMillan M. G. Rogers Gladstone Creek Lake Kiwane Pector O'Connor Seattle

Hark! Verses on Liberty and Global War Cries

Edmund Vance Cooke ponders liberty and strain in a world at war. The poem alternates between Russian serfdom and a modern president, imagining battles, detonation, and death as nations and leaders face danger and duty.

Edmund Vance Cooke

Bond plans for Harriman-Clark Salt Lake railroad reconsidered

The board of directors decided to reconsider the proposed bonds totaling 40.9 million dollars. Senator Clark indicated that a year hence 16 percent could be secured, and until then short term notes would suffice. The move surprised some observers.

Angeles Harriman-Clark Salt Lake Railroad Clark

Schmidts' Son Killed in Squirrel Shooting Accident

Colfax Washington April 27 George Schmidt 21 was accidentally killed during a squirrel hunt when his brother John discharged a rifle. The bullet struck his neck severing the jugular vein in a tragic family accident.

Colfax Wash George Schmidt Conrad Schmidt John George

Hawley denies employing underage boy teamsters

Contractor H W Hawley states he currently employs two boys aged 17 and 20, rejects union claims he was warned to stop youths on teams, and asserts none under 14 have ever worked for him. He praises the 17 year old and another capable helper driving for his widowed mother.

H. W. Hawley Western Central Labor Union Mr. Hawley

Founders Day Celebrated at Augustana College

Prominent Swedish Lutherans from Illinois Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota gathered for Founders Day at Augustana College. A feature of the celebration was the announcement that nearly 14 000 was raised by popular subscription in Sweden and sent as a gift to the college.

Rock Island Til Ilinois Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Augustana College Sweden

The 3.00 Hat Store Opens New Fashions

A brief note announces Brooks & Co with a 1921 era address on avenue, promoting stylish hats at three dollars each. The copy highlights quality and value, inviting customers to visit the shop for the latest headwear.

Brooks & Co Ave

Educators Meet in July At Asbury Park Resources

The National Educational Association plans its general convention for July in Asbury Park and Ocean Grove New Jersey with President Roosevelt as chief guest. Speakers include Mayor McClellan of New York City and William T Harris U S commissioner of education.

New York United States National Educational Association Asbury Park Ocean Grove N. J Roosevelt McClellan New York City William T. Harris Education

Congregational Ministers Meet Behind Closed Doors

Dr Washington Gladden of Columbus moderator of the general council spoke at a secret meeting of Congregational ministers in Boston on April 27. He reportedly protested Rockefeller gifts to churches and no report of the meeting was to be issued until tomorrow.

Boston Washington Gladden Columbus General Council of Congregational Ministers John D. Rockefeller

Markets Report Lists Diverse Farm Produce and Prices

The column notes Vashon berries on market before Oregon with Ryan and Newton exclusive shipment at 9 dollars 75 cents per crate. It lists veal price drops, Mississippi tomatoes arriving Wednesday at 4.75 per crate, and wide ranges for beans, gourds, onions, lettuce, potatoes, asparagus, fruit, and other produce with specific per unit costs and crate prices.

Oregon Ryan & Newton Mississippi Yakima Greely California Colorado Walla Walla

Market report with grain prices and stock quotes

The page lists May wheat at 90, 86 percent, July at 88 with prices 3 and 21-4, September at 80 and 791-4. Corn shows May 46 and 45, July 461-2 and 455-8, September 467-8 and 46. Park prices around 11.97 to 12.30, 12.26. Liverpool wheat closes May 11-4 lower, July 7-8 lower. Northwest receipts 114 cars vs 86 last year. Chicago 69 vs 16. Amalgamated Copper at 41-2 to 81 3-8.- Added stock quotes across many rail, gas, and utility names with daily changes and noon sales total 636.100 shares.

Park Liverpool Northwest Chicago Amalgamated Copper Atchison Baltimore Ohio Brooklyn Can. Pacific Erie People’s Gas Minoila Central Manhattan Metropolitan Missouri Pacific New York Central Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island St. Paul Sugar Southern Pacific Steel U. & Steel Union Pacific Eharea

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