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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1905

Page

4

Advertising Rates Made Known in Washburn Notices

A June 1 1905 notice announces advertising rates for The Times Washburn Wisconsin. The advertisement provides rate details and program access for readers and businesses in Washburn.

Washburn, Wis

Rate Regulation Debate Spurs Government Control Push

A major national clash looms over railroad rate regulation as Congress readies for debate. President Roosevelt backs government controls to curb rail power, while rail interests fight back. The Washburn News notes Jenkins’s nomination chatter amid public demand for change and promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy for coughs and consumption, available at Frost & Spies.

Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Roosevelt National Congress Frost & Spies

Wisconsin Central Trains Offer Comfort from Ashland to Chicago

Travel east or south on the Wisconsin Central wide vestibuled service from Ashland to Milwaukee and Chicago with Pullman Sleepers Free Reclining Chair Cars and Modern Coaches. Meals a la carte. Apply to nearest agent or Jas C Pond Gene Pass Agent Milwaukee Wis for information.

Wisconsin Central Ashland Milwakke Chicago C. Pond Gene Pass Milwaukee Wis

City Council Proceedings Move On From Dumping Ground and Sewer Plans

The council referred dumping ground and sidewalk issues to sanitary affairs and streets committees with power to act. Bills from numerous city workers, the police, fire dept and others were audited and approved for payment, and the council urged drafting sewer regulations and reviewing the city light contract. The Livingston and city clerk salary items were discussed, adjournment followed.

Committee On Sanitary Affairs and Sewerage A Hering John Walsh O Wescott Gideon Chauvin Police Tim Kearns Ted Bryan Dumping Ground Master M Peterson Sexton Nels Hoel Fire Dept B Hicks Burke Mike Larson Jas. Casperson A Johnson and. Johnson Peter Peterson Ole Ramsted OJ Olson Krouse M Olson Mary M Martin Sophie Shampo Sophie Shambo Isaac Cousineau Fillian Jos Bouchey Hose Co Hook & Ladder Co John Score Willey’s American Electric Co Crowfoots John Toland Clarence Wright Alex Belkle Thos Kelley Fred Swain Dave Grignon Henry Emard Central Hose Co Kenfield & Lamoreaux DW Corning L N Clause Norgren Washburn Water Works Co Johnson Geof Posey Tourville Family Sisters Hospital Ashland Ole Olsen Hopenyan Wescot O Olson St. Joseph’s Hospital J, Thompson Frost & Spies Olson H G Lampson Northwestern Stamp Works John Hanson Peter Nygren Wm Goedeke Candles Election Board Plumbing Pioneer School Nels Lee Bayfield County Telephone Co Wisconsin Telephone Co Washburn E L&p Co Light Jones Printing Co Bergmann Hardware Akeley & Sprague Hering Washburn Electric Light & Power Co

Alaska Needs Vast Transportation to Tap Mineral Wealth

A Washington Post analysis of Alaska and the Klondike argues vast distances and poor roads hinder governance while transportation infrastructure unlocks wealth. It cites Judge Wickersham, Judge McKenzie, and McLain’s proposed three territory plan with Juneau, Nome, and central Alaska. it notes Nome dairy hopes and Holy Cross Jesuit mission farming. It compares Canadian road investments to U S needs and calls for harbor improvements and a breakwater at Nome to lower costs.

Alaska Washington John S. McLain Klondike New York Post Senate Committee On Territories McLain Wickersham Rampart New York Chicago Seattle Nome St. Michael Nome Beleve Snake River Mr. McLain Panhandle Strip Juneau Northwest Congress House Senate Holy Cross Leopold van Gorp Canada Dominions

Osler Urges Homeopaths Unite With Other Doctors

Dr. William Osler in Maryland before leaving for Oxford urged homeopaths to join with other physicians embracing charity. He warned against drugs causing separation and called for curing apathy, ignorance, and vice with the tongue while stressing unity across medicine. He argued the three enemies threaten progress and urged effort against impurity and neglect of knowledge.

William Osler Johns Hopkins University Medical Profession Maryland University of Oxford Baltimore New York Osler Bremer Aesculapius

Vienna adopts automobile fire service replacing horses

Harper's Weekly notes Vienna authorities will replace horse drawn fire engines with 53 motor chemical engines and wagons. The move aims to boost efficiency and save about 15,500 dollars annually, with total outlay around 177,000 dollars.

Vienna Harper’s Weekly Europe

Japan's Work In Korea Reported By London Times

The Peking and London Times correspondents in Seoul describe a remarkable transformation in Korea under Japanese reforms. They note high wages for Koreans, a large influx of Japanese civilians estimated at 60,000, and a widening chain of settlements from Fusan to the Yalu. Railway projects and other improvements show progress as foreign advisers are replaced by Japanese officials.

Japan Korea London Times Peking Seoul Fusan Yalu

Musical Wireless System Tested Between Wilkesbarre and Scranton

Father Joseph Murgas demonstrated a wireless telegraph system using a single musical note for each letter and code words. The test sent the message Success to the inventor from Wilkesbarre to Scranton and was praised as highly satisfactory with minor adjustments needed before a formal demonstration.

Father Joseph Murgas Wilkesbarre Scranton New York Tribune Murgas

Motor driven boats change Scottish fishing fleets

The New York Tribune notes that motor driven fishing boats, tested with success, outperform sailing craft in calm weather. Scotland’s fleet includes about 10,000 boats used for line and net fishing plus over a hundred steam trawlers, signaling a major shift in maritime fishing.

New York Tribune

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the Times Jones Printing Company Washburn Wisconsin Jenkins Congressman Jenkins City Council Committee On Finance OQ Olson Bayfield County John Livingston R. A. Hering Indian Mission Luedtke High Art Tailors Ummer Suitings Neill & Pratt Neill & Wing’s Vaughn & Austria N. Clausen Raar Carson Bayfield County Bank Washburn, Wisconsin Hotel
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