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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1898
Page
8
News from Oregon reports steady growth across industries. Nebraska ships about forty tons of corn to Dallas while Oregon towns note grain frost impact mild. local taxes and public safety issues appear in multiple counties.
Downing, Wopkina & Company's Review notes limited wheat trading confined to professionals amid crop damage talk centered in St Louis. Despite lower world stocks and shipments short of weekly UK and continental needs, foreigners show calm. corn trading brisk with less influence from wheat on values.
European rulers from Russia Britain France Germany Italy and Austria shape the Crete question to curb Turkish and Greek influence. They warn that failure to coerce Greece could let Russia press toward Turkey and control Crete and trade in the Mediterranean. The piece lists sovereigns Victoria Wilhelm Nicholas Francis Joseph Umberto and Faure, noting rulers in Russia Germany and Austria lack popular control. The article hints at shifting language in Vendish regions and Germanization debates across Saxony and Brandenburg.
Washington reports a warm spell aiding stock raisers in Adams county as plans to inoculate and release squirrels circulate. Disparate notes discuss tax receipts, land disputes with Yakima Indians, and a Wenatchee sawmill. A Seattle market summary lists prices for wheat, barley, butter, and vegetables dated March 30 1897.
A lively exchange among amateurs highlights failed attempts to obtain an instantaneous view of the Bunker Hill Monument. One photographer claims effort fell short because exposure timing did not align with the plate requirement.
A society of deaf mutes in New York held an annual ball where the music was louder than usual to create stronger vibrations. The deaf audience uses these vibrations to stay in rhythm with the music. The piece notes many love affairs during the era and compares social scenes to stories about the Sultan of Fikey.
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