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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1905

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Great Northern strike eases as workers return to duty

H A Kennedy reports no telegraphers strike and notes most agents and operators have resumed work on the Spokane and Cascade divisions. He cites telegrams from Minot and quotes officials praising restored service and improved conditions, while a Panama section warns of harsh laboring conditions in the ditch project and disease risks.

H. A. Kennedy Great Northern Road Minot N. D H. A. Kennedey Spokane Wash Nicholson Dakota O. R T Perham J. M. Davis Central Division Cascade Panama Chagres Uncle Sam United States States Culebra

Three Tragedies At Rossland

In Rossland B C L M Harden West Kootenay Power and Light superintendent was electrocuted while repairing a circuit on a pole. He sent a lineman to summon power and was found lifeless as current returned. A 13 year old, Reginald McIntosh, drowned at a Methodist church picnic on the Columbia River. Flora Agnew, 9, was found dead in her room, likely succumbing to shock after witnessing the day’s deaths.

Rossland B. O L. M. Harden West Kootenay Hayden Reginald McIntosh Harry McIntosh Columbia River Methodist Church Flora Anew George Agnew Reggie McIntosh

Cleared for Action Health Boost Promoted by Dr King

An advertisement proclaims Dr Kings New Life Pills clear the body for action. It claims health bloom on the cheeks bright eyes firm flesh and buoyant mind. Available at U G Pogue Drug Co for 25 cents.

Governor Orders Guards Discharged in Washington Penitentiary

Governor Mead orders dismissal of Charles B Wood and seven guards D H Wool ery H Kinsman R R Hazleton T F Donahue Freda Scott W H Dixon C L King from Walla Walla penitentiary after perjury charges tied to their Lewis precinct registration before a city election. Wood registered occupants in Paicae hotel annex. guards housed at the penitentiary per state rules.

Lewis Walla Walla Wood Paicae Hotel

Waves of rain flood Harbin road as carts disappear

A special dispatch reports two Chinese carts with eight horses and two drivers swallowed by a torrent near Harbin after a sudden rainfall. Separately, Japanese forces push toward Russians in Korea while trade grows in southern Manchuria with Japanese merchants nearby. In Washington, President Roosevelt asks Surgeon General Wyman to coordinate federal help for New Orleans yellow fever and report back. In Butte, Ralph Spurrier is escorted from the depot after opposing Northern Pacific strikers, as others vanish.

Chisago Chicago Daily News Nogi Harbin Korea Kwakhodo Peter the Great Bay Vlasivostok Manchuria Washington Roosevelt Wyman Public Health Marine Hospital Service Blanchard Louisiana United States New Orleans Army and Navy Butte Aug Ralph E. Spurrier Mill and Smeltermen’s Union of Northern Pacific Spurrier

Striking telegraphers halt Northern Pacific trains

In St Paul the strike cripples Northern Pacific and Great Northern service with No 4 replaced by No 2 and passenger trains delayed seven to fourteen hours while freight traffic stalls. Seventeen non union operators leave for the west. In Chicago William J Bryan Jr lies in Presbyterian hospital after knee surgery for a inflamed abscess linked to a coin injury.

Great Northern L. W. Hill R. Campbell F. E. Ward W. W. Broughton D. Miller GC. B. and Q. Railroad Wenatchee Valley St. Paul Seattle Porland Wenatchee Spokane O. R. and Oregon Miller Burlington Sound United States Northern Pacific Woth Dakota Perham West Chicago William J. Bryan Jr Presbyterian Hospital Young Bryan Winona Lake Indiana

Creeping Death Poison Case Cites Arnica Salve

J E Stearns of Belle Plaine Minnesota reports a friend suffered a hand injury that swelled with blood poisoning. Bucklen's Arnica Salve drew out the poison, healed the wound, and saved his life. Describes salve as best for burns and sores sold for 25 cents at U G Pogue Drag Co.

J. E. Stearns Belle Plaine Minn U. G. Pogue Drag Co

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Kennedy Chagres River Man Burns Arthur Gunn Cor. Wenatchee Ave Palouse St Savings Department Columbia Valley Bank Old Strong Bank Wenatchee, Wash The Telegraphers Union J. Bryan, Jr
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