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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1905

Page

3

Strike Order Shocks Rail Telegraphs Overpay Dispute

President H B Perham of the Order of Railway Telegraphers orders a strike against Great Northern and Northern Pacific after failed wage talks. Most offices will close by noon, except major stations. train dispatchers stay in service. Perham accuses road officials of trickery and bad faith while noting crews are overworked and underpaid despite cost of living rises.

St. Paul H. B. Perham Order of Railway Telegraphers Great Northern Northern Pacific Railways Perham Kansas City Horn Northern Pacific J. J. Hill New York Mr. Perham Telegraph Department

Strikes Delay Trains Across Major Railroads

Strikes by telegraphers on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads cause growing delays in passenger and freight movement at St Paul. Some trains run hours late while officials scramble to handle traffic as crops approach. Union leaders dispute deserter counts and station operation numbers, while managers say they continue hiring from union ranks.

St. Paul Great Northern Northern Pacific Union Northern Pacific North Coast Limited Twin City Express Horn Slade Perham

Little Chance For Treaty On Chinese Exclusion

A Washington state department official voiced pessimism about a Chinese exclusion treaty. He said the administration favors a clearer treaty defining admission classes, but Senate opposition makes ratification unlikely in the near term.

Washington State Department China United States Senate

Penitentiary Employees Fired Over Walla Walla Vote Fraud

Governor Mead ordered the dismissal of state penitentiary staff accused of attempting fraudulent registration for the Walla Walla city election. The move followed perjury allegations against several employees who allegedly qualified as electors in Lewis precinct without meeting residency requirements. The charge was dismissed on procedural grounds, but the governor condemned the conduct as reckless and improper for public officials.

Lewis

Harriman Plans 10 Million Railroad Build in Northwest

E H Harriman will spend 10 million dollars on railroad construction in Oregon Washington and Idaho within the next year. Southern Pacific plans to build from Drain to Marshfield linking the main line with Coos Bay Roseburg and Eastern road and a branch to Beaver Hill. The Riparia Grangeville dual road will be funded jointly by Hill and Harriman.

Portland E. H. Harriman Oregon Washington Idaho Southern Pacific Drain Marshfield Coos Bay Roseburg Myrtle Point Coquille Beaver Hill Riparia Grangeville Messrs. Hill and Harriman

Experiments in Irrigation at Echo Progressing

Pendleton Oregon August 5 The United States Department of Agriculture irrigation experiments at Echo under A P Stover are advancing and results will be announced soon. The studies by irrigation and drainage investigators aim to attract new settlers aid existing ones in irrigation and share hard earned lessons.

Pendleton, Or United States Department of Agriculture A. P. Stover Echo

Courthouse Burned in Waterville Fire

The Douglas county courthouse and contents burned last night in Waterville. Indications point to crossed electric light wires as the cause. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars, with 6000 dollars insured.

Waterville Douglas County Court House

Teddy’s pockets make him a grown-up in family tale

In a family story Teddy insists on pockets for his new pants. Mama consents while Aunt Emily frets he is too small. Teddy fills pockets with found items, helping locate lost belongings for relatives and proving pockets can be useful. The scene from Youth’s Companion conveys playful domestic life.

Teddy Mamma Emily Clara Ted Grandma Sister Sue Susie Momma Mary Tom Johnny Grandpa Aunt Emily

Trick Dominoes Show Teases Audience With Hidden Block

A performer in a dominoes magic trick asks spectators to match blocks by spots then leaves. He returns to announce the final two numbers while secretly removing a non double block to adjust the ending. To repeat the illusion he suggests swapping the removed block.

Washingtons Horses and His Notable Mounts

The text praises General Washington as a superior horseman who never lost his seat. It notes fox hunting as a favorite pastime and highlights his large endurance horse called Blue skin, along with other named horses Chinkling Valiant Ajax and Magnolia.

Washington General Washington Blueskin Chinkling Valiant Ajax Magnolia

The Wise Treasurer and The End of Noble Palaces

A fable from the Boston Globe about a vain king who learns a shepherd can cheat him, followed by Century reflections on royal chateaux losing public ownership. It notes Versailles Louvre Tuileries Kensington Windsor Tower of London Escorial Kremlin Hermitage as they age into museums and gardens, with a moral on power and impermanence.

Boston Globe Touraine Louis XIV Versailles Louvre Tuileries Kensington Palace London Windsor Castle Royal Band Tower of London Potsdam Sans- Souci Kremlin Hermitage Winter Palace St. Petersburg

Eve and the serpent question haunts a Sunday lesson

A Detroit Tribune reflection quotes a Sunday school scene about Eve and the serpent. The piece then cites a New York law regulating automobile speeds eight miles in cities and villages and twenty miles in the countryside.

Eve Johnny Eve and the Serpent New York

California Orange and Gold Output Values

California reports orange production valued at about 18 million dollars and gold production around 17 million dollars. The figures reflect state agricultural and mineral output for the period covered.

Oranges California

Postage Rates Mentioned for Los Angeles

The note lists mailing costs with values of 13.50 for Second Class and 17.50 for First Class, indicating current postage charges in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles San Francisco

Ambiguous Train Schedules For Pacific Northwest

Timetables list departures for Tacoma Seattle Portland Hoquiam with multiple times. Specific services show 7 15 a m for Tacoma Seattle, 9 40 a m for Portland Tacoma and eastward, and 90 0 a m, 8 10 p m and 8 10 p m for Hoquiam.

Tacoma Seattle Portland All Points East

Office hours and contact for Hayes & Hayes Building

The notice lists office hours from 8:00 to 12:00 a.m., 1:00 to 5:00 p.m., and 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Hayes & Hayes Building with telephone number 177. R. 4. Fox.

Crowther-Wooding Block G and Heron Streets Hayes & Hayes Hayes & Hayes Bank Market Street

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State Penitentiary Harriman System Cher Pearse Dolly Robert Pop the Wise Treasurer Detroit Tribune Independent Line Steamers Grays Harbor C. E. Burrows Co., Ag Aberdeen, Wash Aberdeen Hoquiam Ocosta H. B. Elder N. P. Ry A. D. Charlton Jesse F. Murphy Olympia Land Office Dabney Block Anadilan Pacific Boston Toronto Montreal All Atlantic Phil Locke J. W. Draper C. Collins A. B. Calder H. A. Tereda & CO South G Zelasko East Hume Street Aberdeen Transfer A. Ingebrightsen G Street Paavl Smits, M. D Watkins Everett E. Lane, D. D. S D. M. Robb Stapp A. G. Kinnison C. Cross Attorney AT Law Zelaska Block Fox Robert E. Taggart W. Mason Heron Street Continental O. C Heron Humboldt Saloon Fred Hewett Heron and F Streets Svea J. A. Moller F Street Meron Hayes Central Restaurant M. Antich Wishkah Fred Redinger Pioneer Barber Shop
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