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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
2
A historical post office notice dated August 11 1905 records second class matter status at Athena Oregon under March 1 2004 entry and lists Athena Oregon as the destination and post office. The text appears as an OCR fragment with legible institution identifiers and a monetary postage reference of 2.00 ML commodities.
A Cassie Chadwick remark mocks Spear the bank wrecking cashier sentenced to seven years. The piece contrasts bankers with labor and notes penitentiaries fill with fine men while the rest toil. It then reviews long range rifle effects on generals with modern communications shaping Manchurian warfare and Oyama’s staff using field telephones to coordinate 400000 troops.
The Trail at the Lewis and Clark exposition is covered with a long canvas roof over the lakes section. A Japanese tea house and garden at Gray’s boulevard offers tea and rice cakes served by maids from Japan. Capt Speedy the high diver performs from a 110 foot tower into two feet of water, with free shows inside the expounded grounds. Public transit by Portland street cars carries 15 000 to 40 000 daily with little crowding and courteous conductors. The ex position sits 15 minutes from Portland’s business center.
The piece details harsh conditions for Japanese women in mills and shops, earning about six cents daily and facing isolation. It notes Osaka as a center of exploitation, mentions press leverage and charity drives, and cites Mitsui adopting female workers at stations and trains. It highlights limited roles outside manual labor and forecasts gradual change led by firms and government, with the crown prince supporting monogamy and reform.
A Niagara Buffalo Pitts separator with 28 inch cylinder 48 inch shop stated for horse power or steam attachments 1400 sacks daily capacity with steam power used only four seasons Richardon patent sticker and horse Pitts power all complete in or boxen thrown into L Chamberlain Athlon
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