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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
3
President Roosevelt delivered the cornerstone speech for the House of Representatives office building. He denounced muckrakers while urging war on public evils, warned against huge fortunes, and supported a progressive tax. He urged truthful attacks on corruption and cautioned that sensationalism harms public welfare.
In an April 17 opinion by Judge Hook the U S court of appeals reversed a lower court ruling dismissing the Board of Trade of Chicago suit against the Cella company and others. The board seeks to stop surreptitious use of its continuous market quotations, rejecting a gambling‑transactions defense. The piece closes with a stray, unrelated sentence about gloves on a cold day.
In an opinion by Justice White the United States Supreme Court ruled for Mrs Haddock in the divorce case John W Haddock v Harriet Haddock. The court held Connecticut did not have jurisdiction to dissolve a marriage valid in other states. Justices Harlan Brewer Brown dissented and Holmes issued an independent opinion noting potential illegitimacy concerns.
New York bankers discuss creating a 50 million dollar central bank to regulate money rates and prevent stringency. Proposals include boosting National City bank capital or forming a trust under its direction, with potential influence on foreign exchange and gold movements.
Baron Rosen informs Secretary Root that Russia is willing to postpone the second Hague conference meeting, likely to be held in September. An ochre mine near Seaside Oregon reportedly yields rubies and diamonds amid local excitement. Taunton Mass mayor elect Tracy rose from boot black to self taught lawyer earning about 12000 yearly. Mrs Theodore Roosevelt becomes honorary vice president of New York State Mothers Assembly.
The Cheesman dam rises 221 feet in a narrow canyon on the South Platte 48 miles from Denver. Built of granite rubble and granite ashlar, it holds over 30 billion gallons of water and powers Denver with a reservoir that spans 84 acres. The structure, famed for its beauty, stands amid the Rockies and supplies Denver and surrounding lands, with capacity to serve 200,000 people for five years.
Obituary sketch of Johann Most, German anarchist and agitator who died in Cincinnati. Born 1846 in Augsburg, he faced harsh childhoods, disfigurement, and exile. He wrote Freiheit, urged violence, and served prison terms in Germany and Britain before moving to New York. Also notes on wind power and railcar shortages, and a poem closing with a quip about lazy people blaming luck.
Dr Smits maintains offices at Aberdeen General Hospital with set morning and afternoon hours across multiple blocks including Crowther Wooding and Hayes Hayes buildings. Telephones and address details listed for patient contact and a Tacoma Washington specialty in gynecology and skin diseases. Attorney Zelaska Block G Street advertises practice in state and federal courts.
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