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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
2
A collage of global happenings notes American automobile spending in 1905, political visits promised by emperors, shifts in U S leadership, and unrest across territories. It mentions the Spanish entente cordial, a trust company president appointment, mining union intrigues, and Mayors pressing President Roosevelt for a speech on national reforms.
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson is expected to visit Washington State College in Pullman in June. The trip aims to highlight agricultural demonstration work and mark the president’s celebration. accompanying him will be Professor Spillman of the Agricultural Experiment Station.
March 19 report from Jiymepia describes state actions to preserve Castle Rock lands along the Columbia River. The legislature considers restricting building and clearing works while the Washington state Department of the Wastlawton and the Coast Authority pursue protection of state store lands and floodplain areas.
Fragmentary report from Moscow notes constitutional forces building strength against Taesieerions. A sequence of events is described as authorities move to secure public safety amid uncertain confrontations.
A mistyped report notes officials examining the handling of wares and immigration innocence in a Washington area matter. The scene references a census-like assessment and a confusion over casigation procedures.
Fragmented Washington notes report Waitsburg voters will decide on a sewer bond issue amid other city concerns. Amid thefts, a missing chicken led to minor local intrigue and countywide talks on public spending and prison medical services.
Fragmented report notes possible accord between France and Germany over Algerian and regional governance. Mentions officials Bagtaalt and Preneca, with references to Reyguaals plans and Moruena public concerns. Conference aims to limit foreign control while guarding coastal and regional interests.
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers faced a mailed reprimand from F. Baer chairing the ASWCLA Goal Secretors committee. The document details a vote tally rejecting 32 demains of the miners organization and mentions allied members and draft details.
Washington contacts report United States agencies review zinc ore production shifts. Analysts note key figures including Tom and LG as global demand influences emerge, with potential changes in ore export patterns and factory output.
A garbled regional market report lists grain and livestock prices across Washington and nearby states. It mentions oats, corn, wheat, timbers, dairy products, poultry and various farm items with dollar figures and locations such as Spokane and Eastern Washington.
Seattle March 2. The state supreme court yesterday sustained the inheritance tax provisions of the 1901 act creating the state tax commission. The decision upheld taxation of wills and estates and allows broad collection from King County and statewide estates. The case involved the estate of William Washington White who died in Oakland California leaving Seattle property valued around 840,000.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway seeks to build a line to Snoqualmie Pass with a two mile tunnel. The project aims for a maximum grade near half a percent and runs along the Snoqualmie Pass west side toward the summit.
Fire swept Northwood four miles north of Lynfen on Sunday, destroying lumber mill Sainglie and several stores. The blaze imperiled Lynden as flames approached, with thousands in household losses and widespread destruction reported. Local fire departments aided as residents fled, while bridges and rail facilities along the Northern Pacific were damaged.
In New York City a Saturday conference of trustees agreed to repay political contributions made to a presidential campaign. Fourteen counties, involving sums up to 81 and 100, will have trustees fund repayments from private sources. The plan originally aimed to aid a state official and cover related endorsements and legal concerns.
A delegation including Dr Young J Allen and Dr Walter Lam visited with President Washington to discuss missionary work in China and possible broader American educational aid for Chinese students. The group urged continued support and anticipated government invitations to expand study opportunities for Chinese youth.
The armored cruiser Washington is nearing readiness at the New York Shipbuilding Company yards in Camden New Jersey. It will soon undertake a territorial voyage amid ongoing competition and testing before departure.
Edmonds Washington warehous 0 Crane Bros Co have completed a new foundry and machine shop and await skilled molders to start production of aoves and non Sedsmads on a large wale.
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