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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
3
Senators reach an Allison compromise on judicial review of railroad orders. Concessions limit interlocutory suspensions, require five days notice, need two judges, allow appeals only to the Supreme Court, and keep the rate making section intact.
At Scranton on President Mitchells advice the miners convention voted to adopt the first proposition of the operators continuing the anthracite commission award with a mutually agreed term. operators suggested at least three years. Mitchell in New York for further talks. In Seattle a cement shortage prompts requests to secure cargo prices via consuls. Western Passenger Association weighs limiting baggage liability and Denver plans a joint study with other rail groups. In Constantinople the sultan leans toward British Egypt boundary resolutions aided by ambassadors from France Italy and Russia.
Planing mill operators in Portland work on a merger of interests to create a single headquarters for trade. The move would centralize collections and accounts in one general office and trim department staff where possible. It is not intended to raise prices. London considers a bill to curb plural voting by limiting a voter to one constituency.
A Leslie's Weekly summary notes the total cash globally about $12 billion, with the United States holding roughly $2 billion. It compares per capita cash, highlighting the U.S. share of world gold, and cites Cripple Creek and western mines as major contributors to U.S. gold output.
Miss Pettee known for getting more from her Brookley boarders by assigning tasks and praising them. She explains her method to neighbors, arranging work for Loomis and Overseeing Abe, Miss Ranlett, Miss Compton, and a piano teacher to boost productivity and ease daily labor.
A famous New York socialite, famed for vanity, was arrested after striking a poor old woman with her car. She pleads with Mr B to save her, who quips he will show the jury she has never valued anyone under a hundred thousand dollars. Also a 6-year-old’s geography exam misdefines the equator as a menagerie lion roaming the globe center, prompting amusement at mid year exams.
A guide to garden flowers and fruit, detailing nocotiana varieties for borders, dahlias and chrysanthemums, and the Fremont Williams strawberry as a promising late sort. Also discusses lime use, bone meal and potash for orchards, and notes on electric plows in Italy.
A farmer's wife outlines a pine coop design shown in a sketch. The coop consists of three removable pieces for roof and bottom, with a projecting roof to shed rain. Roof boards are nailed to narrow side pieces inside the coop, and cracks are battened. Floor fits slidingly inside.
Describes small chicken coops with removable floors and roofs for easy sunning and cleaning, two sizes, plus a slatted front option. Also covers spring lettuce planting guidance, spacing, and thinning, plus a note on a new Minnesota flax straw binding twine industry reducing farm waste in the West.
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