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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1905

Page

3

Great Wheat Pool Forms in Washington to Hold Bushels

A massive wheat pooling effort is taking shape in Central Washington to aggregate between 1,000,000 and 2,000,000 bushels. Farmers at Sprague Ritzville join with signatories like Ben F. Berry and W R Cunningham agreeing to hold quantities until December 1 unless sold earlier at 75 cents per bushel for bluestem.

Spokane Washington Sprague Ritzville Ben F. Berry W. R. Cunningham J. F. Collier Fred Kembel J. F

Boom in Orient trade eyed by Chicago rail chiefs

Chicago reporters quote J C Stubbs traffic director for Harriman lines predicting a surge in trade between the United States and the Orient. He says Japan and China will need large supplies as peace has sparked friendly interest and American ownership of Hawaii and the Philippines could boost traffic from the Mississippi valley to Pacific coast ports.

Chicago Pacifico Coast Orient Far East J. C. Stubbs Harriman Lines Japan China United States Hawaiian Philippine Islands Mississippi Valley

Elkins Calls Senate Rally on Railroad Rate Bill

Senator S B Elkins of West Virginia announces a Washington meeting on September 15 to draft a bill for government railroad rate supervision and regulation to be introduced in the next Congress. He says action is inevitable and will support a measure satisfactory to the president.

New York S. B. Elkins West Virginia Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Washington Elkins

Dunne Plans Municipal Docks Scheme for Chicago

Mayor Dunne proposes a city owned dock network along the Calumet river and lake shore to be leased to private firms. The plan includes a breakwater, shore piers, bridges, and streetcar links to move freight from steamships. Costs and funding are not disclosed.

Chicago New York Dunne Calumet River Lake Shore

Government Irrigation Policy Hinges on Conflicting Interests

Washington Sept 11 Chief Engineer Newell announced a new policy by the reclamation service. The government will not begin water projects until conflicting interests agree on water use, but stands ready to start work as soon as agreement is reached.

Washington Reclamation Service Newell

Carbine cache found near Kerni in Finland

Customs officials uncovered 600 Swedish made carbines with bayonets and 120000 cartridges on a barren gulf island near Kerni. A 300 ton steamer close to Kalfskaer rock was found with rifles and ammunition, sank after signaling, crew fled in lifeboats, fishermen recovered gear. American and German flags were aboard. Russia notes this as a serious sign of revolutionary military organization.

Helsingfors Finland Gulf of Bothnia Kerni Customs Service Kalfskaer Rock Jacobstad St. Petersburg Russia

Discriminating Tariff Revoked By Russia

At a Roosevelt White House meeting with Russian envoys, Witte announced Russia will discontinue higher duties on American products. The move ends a prior differential duty tied to U S tariffs on Russian sugar imposed in 1901, removing 29 to 30 percent increases on iron wares engines locomotives and related goods.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Witte Russia United States Washington

Travel to Pacific Coast Breaks Records This Summer

The Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland spurs heavy travel toward the Pacific coast. Between April 10 and August 31 the Transcontinental Passenger Association validated 76,094 tickets to coast terminal points through its joint agency.

Chicago Portland Pacific Coast Transcontinental Passenger Association

Twin Falls Branch Opens to Regular Traffic

Minidoka Idaho Sept 11 the new Twin Falls branch of the Oregon Short Line from Minidoka to Twin Falls 59 miles began regular traffic on Saturday with the first passenger and freight trains on schedule. The line opens new Southern Idaho territory where land near the Snake River has gained value from government irrigation projects.

Minidoka Idaho Twin Falls Snake River Mindoka

Secretary Hitchcock announces engagement of daughter Anne

In Washington on September 11, the engagement is announced of Anne Hitchcock, daughter of Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock, to Lieutenant Commander William B. Sims of the U.S. Navy. The couple plans a forthcoming wedding and social notices confirm the match.

Washington Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock Anne William 8. Sims U.S. N

Great Northern Reduces Lumber and Shingle Rates

The Great Northern railway cuts lumber rates from Seattle to Brandon Manitoba by 6 cents and shingles by 7.5 cents with new fares effective September 18. The changes cover Canadian Northern points including Brandon Portage la Prairie Hartney Carmen and surrounding areas as traffic officials push American mills in Canada.

St. Paul Great Northern Railway Seattle Coast Hill Road Winnipeg Manitoba Brandon Portage la Prairie Hartney Carmen

President Orders Unions To Eight-Hour Contracts Or Quit

Indianapolis September conference ends without agreement on eight hour day. Local typographical union orders immediate strikes in shops without eight hour contracts. About 150 men involved as President Lynch instructs unions to demand eight hour day starting January 1. strikes authorized where refused.

Indianapolis International Typographical Committee Typothetae Typographical Lynch International Typographical Union

Norway Sweden union talks reach impasse over conditions

Christiania September 12 The tone of Norwegian papers shows negotiations between Norwegian and Swedish commissioners over dissolving the union have stalled with Norway unable to accept Sweden's terms.

Christiania Norway Sweden

Scientific farming to expand in Washington

Prof Spillman of the United States department of agriculture visits Washington to discuss large scale scientific farming with Byron Hunter. He cites Georgia gains from rotating crops and increasing profits, and says the plan will be applied to Washington with dairy, hog, and poultry emphasis while reducing fallowing.

Seattle Washington W J. Spillman United States Department of Articulture Byron Hunter Pullman Georgia Spillman Department

Imperial order dismisses officers in Sea of Japan surrender

St Petersburg reports an imperial order dismisses Rear Admiral Nebogatoff and captains of the battleship Nicolai I and the cruisers Admiral Seniavan and General Arraxine who surrendered to Japan in the Sea of Japan battle. They lose rank and face naval penal code punishment. the emperor orders all other surrendering officers to be tried on return.

St. Petersburg Nebogatoff Nicolai I Seniavan Arraxine Sea of Japan Russia

New Anglo Japanese treaty details not yet released

The substance of the Anglo Japanese treaty has been communicated by the British foreign office to the Washington state department through British representatives. No details of the treaty's contents have been released yet.

London Foreign Office State Department Washington

Former President Cleveland Buys Farms in Tamworth

In Sandwich New Hampshire on September 11, it was reported that former President Cleveland and his family bought two farms in Tamworth with plans to use the estates as a permanent summer home.

Sandwich N. H Cleveland Tamworth

Beating On the Old Camp Ground Author Walter Kittredge

Walter Kittredge, a New Hampshire youth rejected for enlistment in 1861, wrote the Civil War era song Beating On the Old Camp Ground. He described turning to music while contemplating drafts and soldier life, composing lyrics and melody in a moment of inspiration and publishing his first song during the Civil War era.

Walter Kittredge New Hampshire Reed's Ferry N. H W. Kittredge Mr. Kittredge Lynn Mass Hutchinson

Postage Rates to Los Angeles Listed for Classes

The notice shows pricing for mail to Los Angeles with Second Class at 313.50 and First Class at 17.50. It presents a brief rate table for shipping options and applicable classes.

Grays Harbor San Francisco Los Angeles

Builders advertise services and hours in Hoquiam

Zelaska Block and W Mason advertise building plans specifications and estimates with 30 years experience. Office over Hayes and Hayes Bank and 94 Heron Street. Hours include morning and evening sessions and contact through phone numbers 493 and 626. They offer practice in state and federal courts.

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

Witty Observations on Women and Marriage

A humorous, satirical collection of quips about women and marriage. It contrasts male vanity with female expectations, noting how men seek distinction, happiness, and status while women navigate social norms, fashion, and flirtation. The tone is playful and observational.

Philadelphia ice cream ships far beyond city limits

The Philadelphia Record notes ice cream once made and eaten locally now ships up to 800 miles away by express trains and ships. Regular customers reach 300 miles, with shipments in bulk and molded forms. Ice cream is carried on passenger trains and ships to Europe, China, and Australia in cold storage, arriving in perfect condition with careful handling.

Rall Philadelphia Record Philadelphia Express Europe China Australia

The girl’s choice shapes life in a flat-New York tale

A young woman wrestles with whether to write a great novel or serve as a battlefield mercy angel. She ultimately builds a family, raising about six children in a modest New York City flat.

New York Tress

Ledger and Boarder clash over locked doors habit

A Cleveland Leader quip has Mr Ledger asking why Mr Boarder locks his door when leaving. Boarder replies by asking how the question is known, highlighting a playful exchange about routines.

Mr. Ledger Mr. Boarder Cleveland

Government land info contact at Aberdeen office

Persons seeking information about government lands are directed to contact Jesse F. Murphy four years register of the Olympia land office at room 3 Dabney block Aberdeen. The notice specifies the official's name role and location for inquiries.

Jesse F. Murphy Olympia Land Office Dabney Block Aberdeen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Great Wheat Pool Elkins Committee Miss Hitchcock Great Northern Canadian North Tion J. Spillman Independent C. E. Burrows Co., Ag Aberdeen, Wash Tacoma All Points East Hoquiam Ocosta H. B. Elder N. P. Ry A. D. Charlton Oregon Ppaavl Smits, M. D Watkins Everett E. Lane, D. BD. S Hayes & Hayes DF. M. Robb Stapp U G. Kinnison Market Street C. Cross Attorney AT Law Fox R Robert E. Taggart W. Mason Pacipic Boston Toronto Montreal Atlantic Lines Locke J. W. Draper H. A. Tereda & CO South G Hume Street Aberdeen Transfer CO A. Ingebrightsen Continental O. C Heron Humboldt Saloon Fred Hewett Heron and F Streete The Svea Aa J. A. Moller F Street Hayes Central Restaurant M. Antich Wishkah Fred Redinger Pioneer Barber Shop
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