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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1908
Page
4
Citizen's Ticket for City Clerk Election
All City Legal Notices published here list council candidates by ward. Names shown include Pressey Irvine Carney Coxey Empey and Pierre with ward designations and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
F. Clark
Pressey
Wm. Irvine
D. J. Carney
Jd. S. Coxey
J. H. Empey
W. Hz. Pierre
Tariff and Labor in Republican Prosperity Debate
The piece argues that post panic hardship under Republican policy harms workers. It cites New York Congressmen Willet reporting 503 500 unemployed in New York and Philadelphia textile workers begging authorities to prevent starvation. It accuses tariff protection of benefiting trusts while failing to aid laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willet
New York
Congress
Philadelphia
Tillman Attacks Roosevelt in March Speech Billed as Campaign Doc
Senator Tillman on March 16 delivered a ferocious attack on President Roosevelt and his methods. The address, likened to Cicero and Demosthenes, is expected to join Bailey on the Aldrich bill and Clark on the 1862-68 cotton tax as the most circulated campaign documents of the current Congress. Democrats urged to read the three speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Roosevelt
Cicero
Cataline
Demosthenes
Bailey
Aldrich
Frank Clark
Congress
Roosevelt idea on congress lacks constitutional warrant
The New York Commercial Bulletin states that while the president may convene Congress on ordinary occasions, the notion that Congress can be dragged into legislation deemed of public necessity has no constitutional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Commercial Bulletin
Congress
Iron trade shrinks amid panic cuts ore output
The iron business is cut by over half due to the late republican panic. Only about 25 million tons of ore are expected to be brought down the lakes this year, down from 42 million last year.
Iowa Delegates Back Taft and Tax Plank Debate
Iowa delegates support Taft and endorse the Ohio tariff plank, a measure whose value is read as a pledge or a bluff depending on interpretation. The clash over tariffs and party unity underscores a thorny convention battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Taft
Ohio
Wanted Fir and Spruce Stave Bolts
Wanted fir and spruce stave bolts. For information apply or address Western Cooperage Co. Aberdeen, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Coorerace Co
Aberdeen
Wash
Dual Government Is Nation’s Safeguard Opinion
Senator Augustus O Bacon argues the dual system of government prevents friction, preserves local power, and avoids centralized autocratic rule. He warns against dilution of state powers and notes the danger of a strong centralized regime eroding individual responsibility.
Restrictions Still Needed In Insurance Business
Governor Charles E. Hughes argues for continued limits on the life insurance industry, urging fair play and safeguards to prevent abuses. He contends that restrictions protect the interests of policyholders and the business, despite calls to open the doors wider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Our Jails Are Not For Men Of Influence
Dr. Woodrow Wilson argues the danger lies in juries and corporate secrecy not judges. He says public ignorance fuels aggressive anti trust laws and that disclosure could temper public outrage and reveal legitimate competitive practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Improving the City Brightens Broadway Hill and Tideflat Areas
Citywide improvements are underway shaping streets and grounds. In the Broadway hill district, residents like Mr and Mrs W J Paterson enhance properties with terraced rear grounds and an old Roman garden. A fountain on the tideflat will feed a large lily pond while trees replace fences and hedges line front lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Hill
W. J. Paterson
Third
Patterson's
J. B. Bridges
J. B. Gunn
Anderson
Baker
Bridges
C. T. Smith
S. K. Bowes
J. G. Lewis
C. E. Burrows
Building Boom At Moclips Seaside Resort
Edward Lycan proprietor of the Moclips hotel reported in the city that six cottages are rising along with a two story hotel and an apartment house. He noted stockholders delayed changes this year due to financial gloom but plan to resume the original expansion next year to boost capacity and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lycan
Moclips Hotel
Moclips
Lycon
Waterfront Shipping Movements Reported Across Mills
The Claremont sailed from Hart Wood for San Francisco. Markana loads at Slade for Wellington New Zealand. Westerner left Western for Oakland. S C Allen at Anderson Middleton for Honolulu. Meteor loading at Aberdeen for San Pedro. Fair Coaks arrived and loading at Slade for San Pedro. Coronado sails from Anderson Middleton for San Francisco. Minnie E Kelton arrived from San Francisco and loads at West for The Olson Mahony Chehalis Tahoe and Oliver Olsen head to Grays Harbor for lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markana
Slade Mill
Wellington
New Zealand
Western Mill
Oakland
Cal
Barkentine
S. C. Allen
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Honolulu
Meteor
Aberdeen Lumber
San Pedro
Fair Coaks
Port
Coronado
San Francisco
Minnie E
Local social and political notes from the week
Mrs. C. J. Hange hosted friends at Pedro Thursday evening. Friends in Council club meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Bradley on Fifth Street. Librarian Mrs. J. M. Walker reports March book loans reached 1407. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Patterson entertained last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Abilene Kansas. S. A. Hoag of Hoquiam, a candidate for councilman in Aberdeen, is there today and predicts Dr. Frary will be elected mayor two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hange
Pedro
Friends In Council Club
Bradley
Fifth Street
J. M. Walker
F. J. Baker
W. J. Patterson
The Herald the Most Read Paper on Gray's Harper
The Herald stands as Gray's Harper's widest read newspaper, a trusted channel for advertisers seeking broad local reach and consistent audience attention. Its reputation for steady circulation makes it a preferred platform for campaigns, notices, and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Gray
Harper
Wise
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Telephone
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Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehali County
Tariff and Labor
Augustus O. Bacon
Georgia
Charles E. Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Claremont
Hart-Wood Mill
Merry Widow
Pacific Fleet
Our
Geo. J. Wolff
Sorosis
Superior
H. L. Cook & Co
E. Heron
Hanson
John Hanson
Merchant Tailor 'S South
Grand Stock Company
Pacific Coast
South G Street
Aberdeen State Bank
Telephone S
K. Bowes
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