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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1905

Page

8

Edmonton an Arctic gateway a northern flour mill frontier

Gilson Gardner surveys Edmonton Alberta as a trading depot near the Arctic Circle. He notes 1,000 sacks of flour from Dunvegan, 560 miles north, and the Madsen Bay mills supplying the region. Indian trappers earn about 200 dollars yearly while traders win up to 1,500. The article highlights evolving agriculture, permanent settlements, and a push toward self-sufficiency among indigenous communities as civilization advances toward the Arctic Ocean.

Gilson Gardner the Star Edmonton Alberta Canada United States St. Pas Minn Arctic Circle London New York America Dunvegan Madsen Bay Company McKennle Tiversn Paris Tom Daley Canadian Northwest Pennsylvania Saskatchewan Slave Lake Peace River Crossing Fort McPherson Edimonton Arctic Ocean Laird and McKennie M. Revillon Revillon Freres Paria

Penitentiary workers discharged after alleged registration fraud

Olympia August 5 The governor dismissed penitentiary employees accused of attempting fraudulent registration at the Walla Walla city election. The men named D H Woolery H Kineman R R Hazelton Charles Bb Wood T F Donohue Fred Scott W H Dixon and C L King face perjury charges. An invitational dance hosted by the Laurel club of Renton Junction drew over 100 youths with fine music.

Olympia Walla Mead D. H. Woolery H. Kineman R. R. Hazelton Charles Bb. Wood T. F. Donohue Fred Scott W. H. Dixon C. L. King Laurel Club Riverton Renton Junction

Hop Keepsake Celebrates Aged Craft in Town Square

A small town event highlights a traditional hop craft kept alive by local artisans. Residents gather to view handmade pieces, discuss techniques, and honor a longtime maker whose methods blend heritage with modern design.

Code Message Calls Strike Among Telegraph Operators

The Order of Railway Telegraphers under President H. B. Perham sent a prearranged code message to district chairmen in Saint Paul directing members to go out and stay out. The strike mirrors a major 1883 Western Union walkout referenced by the article.

Siater Elizabeth H. B. Perham St.aul Western Union General Grant

Having Photos Made Best Equipped Studio In The City

Pggan and Erickson advertise the Witel building studio as the best equipped in town for professional portraits. They invite locals to visit for high quality pictures and expert service.

Pggan & Erickson Witel Building

Divorce Granted After Dispute Over Money Demands

Mrs Ligele Bart told a divorce court Saturday that G Bart left her when she refused further money. She accused him of mistreating two stepchildren and seeking excessive funds from their lodging house venture. The decree was granted.

Mra Ligele Bart G. Bart

Vladivostok facts and trade notes from a Far East view

A Soviet and Far East profile describes Vladivostok as Russia’s Pacific port city, key fortress and Transsiberian terminus with a seven month winter and a Chinese bazaar economy. It notes potential peace terms to dismantle fortifications, and mentions Russian isolation, harbor strength, and historic foreign trade. Portland telegraphers strike disrupts World’s Fair traffic and labor violence appears in Panco.

East Siberia Russia Transsiberian Far East Port Arthur Northern Pacific Panco

Madison Park Sunday Fun Promotes Day and Night Entertainment

A lively call invites readers to Madison Park for daytime amusements and nighttime lights. Enjoy mirrors, rides, a miniature railway, airship voyage, games, and a shooting gallery as a cheerful outing for couples and friends.

Madison Park Mother Nature Darkey

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