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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
2
The Wenatchee World announces the discontinuance of its Advice for Men column. The move follows anarchistic and treacherous remarks by Miss Whangdondle who inserted improper content in the men’s advice section. The paper distances itself from those sentiments and hints Miss Wrangdoodle’s upcoming marriage as a motive for the change.
A wide-ranging 1905 column critiques tariff reform, rail fare impacts, and political trends. It notes bank deposits rising 19.5 percent under Republicans, foreign car imports exceeding a thousand units at about four thousand dollars each, and growing American auto manufacturing. It also jokes about colleges abolishing football and remarks on naval and scientific topics.
From Ahores India dispatch this December, Panjab faces prolonged drought endangering vast wheat and oil seed areas and raising anxiety over crop yields.
President Roosevelt states opposition to admitting Chinese workers while seeking fair treatment for exempt groups. He warns that if exempt classes arrive as laborers, open-door privileges may be revoked. Also announces U S attorney and marshal nominations and a land office appointment.
Hen ry Engelman captured carrying 65 pounds of opium valued at about 700 in two valises near Dock street by two government officials. Officials say he has smuggled nearly 140 pounds from Vancouver to Portland, worth about 20000 with duties near 1100. He planned to board the 11 25 Great Northern train to Portland. He admits passport near Lynden and says he crossed the line on previous trips. This arrest marks a major seizure in Whatcom county.
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