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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1906

Page

2

World Happenings Resume Highlights Diverse Global Events

Buyers pay up to 22 cents for Oregon hops. Russian emigration exceeds 250000 this year. Canadian Pacific to electric branch lines near Vancouver. Major railways cut Minnesota grain rates by 10 percent. Eastern railroads face trainmen shortages amid fall season incentives. Actor Lewis Morrison dies at New York. famed for Mephisto in Faust. Roosevelt proclaims Crazy Mountain forest reserve in Montana. Alaska election results set Frank N. Waskey and Thomas Cale for terms. both miners. Chicago bank scandal reports exceed one million dollars. First spike on Valdez Yukon railroad driven. native copper spike. Queen Alexandra departs London for Norway and Denmark aboard the Albert and Victoria.

Cannon Presidential Boom 15 Launched

Danville Illinois August 20 The convention of the Eighteenth Illinois district renominated Joseph G Cannon for the eighteenth consecutive time with acclamation amid strong support for a presidential endorsement. Cannon urged unity and discussed conditions and labor questions while noting a nationwide election to follow in November and the coming 1908 campaign.

Danville Ills Illinois Joseph G. Cannon Cannon House of Representatives United States Senate

Turko Bulgarian clashes rise near frontier post

Dispatches report a dangerous Turko Bulgarian phase with a collision at the Schdre paiza frontier post in Kustron. Athens dispatch notes King George to Marienbad to seek King Edward's intervention for Greece against Bulgarian actions.

London The Daily Mail Sofia Kustron Schdrepaiza Athens George Marienbad Edward

Linn County Horticultural Society Sets Prune Price and Cannery Talk

Albany Oregon August meeting set five cents per box for Italian prunes. Members discussed forming a stock company to build an Albany cannery and appointed a committee to study feasibility.

Albany Linn County Horticultural Society

Washington News Highlights From State Activities

State projects begin with Okanogan irrigation work while Seattle hosts a tennis tournament and a proposed Seattle exhibition day. The First Bank of Pasco plans to open, Eagles hold a 1908 convention in Seattle, and Claire Hunt is named special locating agent in the Spokane Indian reservation. Spokane reports a discovered ice mine eight miles from the city.

Bank of Pasco Claire Hunt Colville Spokane Seattle Commercial Club Seattle Business House

Threatens to Abdicate

A semi official source reports Czar Nicholas told King Edward he would abdicate unless other powers aid Russia. Assurances since the Edward Kaiser meeting aim to dissuade this. Edward plans to dispatch a special envoy to St Petersburg to discuss conditions with the czar.

London Nicholas Edward Russia St. Petersburg Rugssa Cazr

County road contracts seal Nisqually canyon link to Rainier

Tacoma reports the county commissioners awarded contracts to build a Nisqually canyon road that will join the Tacoma Eatonville and Elbe routes. The new link will enable automobile travel from Tacoma to Longmire springs with a January 1 completion deadline.

Tacoma Nisqually Canyon Mount Rainier Eatonville Elbe Nisqually Valley Rainier Forest Reserve Longmire Springs

Seattle Market Report Prices From Local Dealers

Seattle market report lists f o b Seattle round lot prices for grains hay eggs poultry wool and live stock. Grain oats barley wheat chicken feed bran shorts corn hay eastern and Puget sound alfalfa eggs live poultry ducks geese turkeys spring chickens wool sheep hogs steers cows calves lambs with various price ranges per ton or per pound and per head across eastern western Washington and ranch markets. Contains multiple commodity quotes and unit prices for regional producer deliveries.

Seattle Washington Puget Sound

Agricultural Price List Snapshot From Local Market

The listing shows prices for Wheat-Club 680 bluestem 70c and red 67c. Oats $26.00 to $29.00, rolled oats $27.80. Hay includes Alfalfa and Timothy with multiple per unit prices. Feed components cover Corn $28, Wheat $25, barley varieties, bran and shorts. Poultry prices list dressed turkeys 25c and dressed chickens 21c. Live hens 14c, spring chickens 15-16c, ducks 1c, geese 12c. Butter Washington creamery 26c. Eggs Washington ranch 28c.

Washington Creamery Washington Ranch

Spectacular Troop Review at Camp Tacoma Near Coast

Briga dier General Frederick Funston reviewed about 6 000 troops including regulars militia cavalry artillery and infantry before 8 000 to 10 000 spectators. The brigade assembly featured khaki uniforms parade discipline and a dust free day as Oregon national guard remained for two more days.

Tacoma Frederick Funston Country Club Oregon National Guard

Oregon Railroad & Navigation Fights Joint Wheat Rate

The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. will oppose a joint wheat rate between Northern Pacific and the O R N. They plan to file for a U S court injunction in Tacoma asserting unconstitutionality of the Washington railroad commission order setting the port rate. Judge Hanford in Seattle will hear the case.

Portland, Or Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company Northern Pacific Portland The Sound Washington Railroad United States Court For the Western Division of Washington Washington Railroad Commission W. W. Cotton Harriman Advisers Northwest Tacoma Hanford Seattle

MAY ABOLISH CONTRACT WORK

Washington Aug. 20. Failures of contractors on the Shoshone and other irrigation projects followed by confiscation of their outfits may lead to a full reorganization of reclamation methods. The interior department is conducting a thorough probe into contractor practices and promises notable disclosures. Officials note high profits and question the viability of continuing the contract system, weighing direct government work as in the Panama Canal project.

Washinon Interior Department Panama Canal

WILL EXTEND ALASKA CABLE

Washington August 20 Commercial receipts from the Alaska cable and telegraph lines reached 24000 in July, surpassing all prior months. The government will duplex the cables with the Burnside ship to install the apparatus and lay 200 miles of new cable from Sitka to Juneau.

Washington Alaska United States Burnside Seattle New York Ketchikan Sitka Juneau Cape Fanshaw Wrangell Hadley Prince of Wales Island Port Simpson Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Henry W. Stamford Signal Corps

Disaster at Valparaiso Surpasses Frisco Destruction

Aug 20 Valparaiso and nearby towns report wreckage and fires after a series of shocks. Fifty to sixty percent of the city destroyed, hundreds killed, and 100000 homeless. Martial law enforced, relief in progress, rail links ruined, seas the main supply line. Other Chilean towns including Santiago Los Andes Quillota and Liay Liay suffer severe damage and loss of life.

Valparaiso San Francisco Aconguava Valley Chile Talcahuano Concepcion Talca Zone Seaboard South American Telegraph Company Buenos Ayres Associated Press Plaza del Orden Prat Santiago Los Andes San Felipe Andes Quillota Liay Liay Illapet Vallenar Jenin

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