April to July 1905 Calendar of Regional Events
A dated list of regional happenings from April to July 1905 includes district conventions in Pendleton, stockgrowers in Miles City, anniversaries for fraternal orders, Easter Sunday, reclamation engineers in Portland, May Day at Echo, railway conductors in Portland, inland Empire field meet at Walla Walla, inter scholastic contests in Baker City, Lewis and Clark exposition opening, Northwest Sportsmen tournament in Portland, suffrage events in Portland, Sacajawea monument dedication in Portland, and an American Medical Association gathering in Portland with a noted marshal nomination for the new Eastern Washington federal judicial district. The items cover multiple cities and organizations across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Pendleton
Montana Stockgrowers' Association
Miles City
Independet Order of Odd Fellows
Board of Consulting Engineers of Reclamation Department
Portland
Echo
Order of Railway Conductors
Inland Empire
Walla Walla
Bend 19 defended country is all right
Bend Oregon letter from M S. W. retorts that tourism fearmongering about Bend’s irrigation project is unfounded. Chapman argues reclamation work has been vigorous with 400 workers, that boom periods fade, wages adjusted, and land near Bend remains valuable. He urges settling, notes Deschutes pine belt, water power, and future manufacturing prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Ore
Halter Baat Oregonian
Antelope
Boomerna
Deschutes Yellow Pine
C.A. Chapman
Marriage of Kitty at Frazer promises lively comedy
The Frazer stage hosts The Marriage of Kitty on April 7 led by Max Figman, with Jules Murry's capable company delivering wholesome laughter. The piece, praised for its fame and strong cast, marks a high class entertainment moment noted for its natural, gentlemanly humor and broad appeal. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertises as a healer for injuries. Ten Harvey youths, ages 12 to 16 and children of respectable families, confess to robberies totaling 18 stores, three churches, two schools and a railroad station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Max Figman
the Frazer
Jules Murry
Harvey, IL
SADA'S METAL YIELD Liss Decrease In Output Of Gold
Canada’s 1904 metal production fell short of 1903 as Yukon gold output dropped. Yukon yielded 10,337,000 while total Dominion mineral output reached 60,043,106. Outside Yukon, Canadian gold production totaled 6,063,000. Ontario saw reduced mine operation despite prospecting and development, while British Columbia reported higher placer mine output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Yukon
Dominion
Ontario
British Columbia
Nebraska Wilt Make Twine Factory in Lincoln
Nebraska to combat the binders twine and cordage trust invests 250000 to build a factory inside the state prison at Lincoln. Convicts will manufacture binding twine to be sold to Nebraska farmers with potential expansion to nearby states. Work to start at once and output hoped ready for the coming summer harvest. In Atlanta, Georgia, the Georgia Eclectic Medical association opened its thirty first annual meeting with Mayor Woodward welcoming the attendees and John H Gow M D of Decatur presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Atlanta
Georgia Eclectic Medical Association
Woodward
John H. Gow
M. BD
Decatur
Berlin wireless conference opens with twelve nations
An international wireless telegraphy conference opened in Berlin on the invitation of Emperor William. Twelve nations including the United States are represented. The aim is to draft uniform regulations for wireless telegraphy in war and peace. In Florida the legislature moves toward a franchise tax bill impacting telegraph and express companies and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
United States
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Sunday School Workers Meet in North Carolina
The twenty fourth annual convention of the North Carolina Sunday School Association opened in Raleigh for a three day session. Attendance is the largest yet for the association with Governor Glenn among the speakers and other leading Sunday school workers from various states. Interstate Commerce Case in Washington concerns traffic differentials to Atlantic ports and was argued before the commission today. A cedar tree 447 feet tall and 76 feet around at the base was felled near Janesville Idaho in Latah county recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Sunday School Association
Glenn
Interstate Commerce
Washington, D. GC
Atlantic
Interstate Commerce Commission
Janesville
Latah County
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alexander
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Winslow Bros
D. Pegon
Pacific Coast
Standard Grocery Co
Corner Court
Automobile Delivery
Ankeny
Piles
George Baker
Goldendale
Eastern
Washington Federal Judicial District
UC. A. Chapman Bays
Tourisix
Bucklin
Theodore Schuele
Columbus
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Keith
Sullivan @ Bond
Cottonwood Street
Court
Adry
Robinson
V. Stroble
East Court St
Sada
Coinage Trust
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