Pastor Russell speaks to Chinese on Messiah's Kingdom in Hong Kong
In Hong Kong and Canton the International Bible Students Association hosts Pastor Russell who argues that humanity's hope lies in Messiah's Kingdom. He contrasts biblical grace with creeds, urges self denial to join the elect class, and foresees a future of world restoration under divine rule.
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Hong Kong
China
Foreign Missions Investigation Committee
International Bible Students Association
Canton
Russell
City Hall
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St. Paul
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Adam
Christ Jesus
Apostle
Church
Elect Sons of God
Sons of God
Calvary
Zephaniah
Herald Want Ads Deliver Real Results
Local want ads in the Herald showcase effective listings with prompt responses. Businesses and readers report quick matches for services, jobs, and goods, confirming the ads’ value and reach.
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Draw for Tieton third unit lands to protect preference rights
Hon A J Splawn reports a telegram from the acting interior secretary confirming a drawing will be used for the third unit lands at Tieton to ensure equal access for private lands and those with preference rights. About 3000 acres may yield forty acre homesteads with ten preference rights among 46 linestanders at the land office.
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A. J. Splawn
Tieton Water Users’ Association
Splown
Tieton
Splawn
Samuel Adams
Federal Land Office
Prosperity in Butte and Montana Driven by Metal Boom
Pat Mullins and his wife return from a two week visit to Butte and Montana aboard the Northern Pacific. He cites payrolls near 1.25 million monthly and copper at over 14 cents per pound with silver near 66.78 cents, saying good times are in sight and mining is booming. He warns prior panics did not match current prosperity and notes mining impacts on other business sectors.
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Anaconda
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Yakima
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Michigan
A. J. Splawn
United States
Pat Mullins
Northern Pacific
Cucumber Debated as Fruit Tied to Garden Party Trouble
The cucumber was deemed a fruit and plausibly linked to the earlier garden party incident. The debate centers on the fruit status and its rumored role in the gathering’s disruption.
Indianapolis Mayor Bookwalter Expected as Grand Jury Witness
Charles A. Bookwalter, former Indianapolis mayor during the Von Spreskelsen plant dynamiting probe, is expected to testify before the federal grand jury. He denies telling Samuel Gompers that ironworkers caused the explosions while admitting he knew the fact and spoke with labor leaders.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Indiapaolis
von Spreskelsen
Federal Grand Jury
Bookwalter
Samuel Gompers
Burns
Gold discovery and land deals stir Yakima area
Twenty years ago excitement rose when sewer diggings yielded gold colors and a corn sized quartz nugget. Andrew Gibson bought forty adjoining acres near Fruitvale, while Ellensburg and Seattle buyers acquired four hundred acres for a hop ranch. News covers irrigation work on east Selah valley, a failed nomination for land office, and local proposals including a fruit dryer. Yakima proclaims itself a premier irrigation center.
Sausage Reverie From Walt Mason Poem
A humorous verse celebrates breakfast sausage and its savory aroma. The speaker revels in the scent and taste, imagining pigs raised on pleasant settings and spices, with joyful lines praising the linked meat and buckwheat, set in early 20th century voice.
Apples and German demand cited in Yakima report
Visiting fruit salesmen to Yakima discuss diversified farming amid concerns of apple overproduction. A U S Consul General Frank Dillingham reports Germany’s strong Christmas demand for apples and nuts, noting imports from France Austria Hungary Italy Belgium and Holland rose in 1911 while German apple supply remained tight.
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Yakima
United States
Frank Dillingham
Coburg
Dillingham
Germany
France
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Retail apple and nut prices rise in Europe markets
The report notes higher retail costs with table apples from 31.5 to 71.2 cents per pound and cooking apples 21.10 to 31.5 cents. In Aix la Chapelle better apples cost 8.5 to 17 cents, walnuts 8.5 to 10 cents, and hazelnuts 10 to 13 cents per pound, with American fruit expected to sell well in Germany this winter and spring.
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Coburg
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R. K. Nichols
Ira M. Krutz
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