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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1911

Page

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Old Time Tariff Speech and Fraud Delusion Quote

In 1824 George McDuffie delivered a prophetic attack on tariffs, cited by Dr. Goodwin Smith in his History of the United States. The speech denounced the protective system as a device of corruption, empowering capitalists and politicians while subduing farmers. It warned of oppression by a financier-led ruling class.

George McDufffle Congress Nelson Dingley Joseph H. Walker McDuffie New England Goodwin Smith United States Harrisburg Ideed

Road vacation sparks court fight over Elma to Chehalis road

Montesano April 19 At a county commissioners meeting a dispute over vacating the old Elma to Chehalis bridge road known as the J J Carney road sparked threats of court action. The board vacated the road after residents favored a shorter route and new right of way terms.

Montesano Board of County Commissioners Elma Chehalis River J. J. Carney Elma Toche W. G. Hiatt North River Garrard Road Fred Zaugg Quinsault River New Court House Purcell Safe Co Wollagert Mfg. Co J. H. Busing Edward Lowe John Beck Tmp Mureka Aberdeen Tidelands Tidelands Benn's Central Add Aberdeen

Second Ward Club Ends Dredging Aid Plan Talk

A Monday night gathering of Second Ward property owners endorsed seeking federal aid for dredging the Wishkah and Hoquiam rivers. Stormy weather kept turnout lower than hoped, and resolutions were deferred for a larger meeting.

Second Ward Wishkah Hoquiam

Poindexter Takes Oath as Washington Senator

Miles Poindexter was sworn in as a U S senator from Washington and escorted to the vice president's chair by colleague Wesley L Jones.

Washington, D. C Miles Poindexter Washington Wesley L. Jones

Eubanks and Barkley Wed in Aberdeen’s Largest Wedding

The marriage of Miss Ruby Eubanks and Mr. Joseph Barkley took place at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Aberdeen with Rev. F. F. W. Greene officiating. The ceremony featured an elaborate bridal procession, a large reception at the Pythian temple, and a buffet supper. The couple plans a bridal tour of the Sound before settling into a Terrace Hill bungalow.

Aberdeen St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Ruby Eubanks Joseph Barkley F. F. W. Greene W. Y. Croxall Alfred Hart Greene Episcopal Church Ruth Barkley Gladys Lillie Josephine Richmond Wallace Robinson Arthur Beckenhauer Miss Cogger Miss Richmond Guy P. Hafferty Pythian Temple Mrs. Barkley Terrace Hill

County Road Funds Halted by Attorney General Ruling

Chehalis county must stop road building for two years after the attorney general ruled warrants can be paid only from available cash. With $167,000 in outstanding warrants and a $56,000 tax levy, bonds must fund new projects, delaying Westport and Lake Quinault routes and stalling regional development.

Chehalis County Westport Lake Quinault Aberdeen Ocosta

Bremerton Eyes Rail Link to Grays Harbor

C C Quackenbush of Bremerton praises local support for a Western Washington Railway & Navigation line to Puget Sound. He notes Bremerton council endorsement and financial backing, detailing a route Aberdeen via Montesano Elmia Shelton Port Orchard to the Sound opposite Seattle. The plan envisions 77 land miles and 9.25 water miles with all steel torpedo pattern gasoline electric cars for passengers and steam locomotives for freight.

Bremerton Harbor Country Western Washington Railway & Navigation Company C. C. Quackenbush Harbor County Sound City Elity Council of Grays Harbor Quackenbush Puget Sound Aberdeen Montesano Elmia Shelton Aion Port Orchard Sound Seattle

Seymour Wins Tacoma Recall, Sherwin Fawcett Out

In Tacoma on April 19 mayoral recall elects W. W. Seymour mayor over A. W. Fawcett by 852 votes. Seymour, candidate of the Welfare league, polled 11,246 to Fawcett's 10,394. A May 3 recall vote will target four city commissioners.

Tacoma A. W. Fawcett W. W. Seymour Seymour Fawcett

City Council backs a sane Fourth of July and passes multiple street acts

The city council at last night’s regular meeting moved to ban fireworks within city limits with the city attorney directed to draft the ordinance. Officials also approved street improvement ordinances for F street and other avenues and alleys, with several protests referred to the street committee for two week reports. The council endorsed a Union Station thoroughfare by accepting a railroad right of way and supported an electric railway proposal to Seat.

F Street Wishkah Street K Street First Avenue Second Street Spur Street North Broadway Benn and Hopkin Mill Scott Street Hume Street Mike Kublka Williams Street Jean B. Stewart B Street Andrew Peterson Street Committee E Street Judiciary Committee United Railroads River Street Broadway Michigan Avenue Union Station

Aberdeen Mayor-Elect Outlines City Consolidation Plan

Mayor-elect James W. Parks proposes consolidating city offices to streamline operations and cut costs. Appointments include W. H. Tucker as police judge, F. R. Archer to command both police and fire, and Kiwart to head engineering water and street work with John C. Hogan as city attorney. A Chamber of Commerce briefing is planned to gauge business and taxpayer views.

James W. Parks Aberdeen Justice of the Peace W. H. Tucker F. R. Archer Kiwart John C. Hogan Parks W. J. Egerer Chamber of Commerce Archer

Lyceum course ends. Aberdeen group plans next season

The Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association wraps up the 1910 11 Lyceum course under its auspices and seeks community input for a similar program next winter. Cards ask citizens to indicate support and potential speakers include Murdock Heney Winship Dixon Spargo and the Hubbard Bergen Musical Co.

Governor Folk Lyceum Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association Victor Murdock Francis Heney Albert E. Winship Frank Dixon John Spargo Hubbard-Bergen Musical Co

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Taylor Los Angeles Times Congressman McDuffle Dr. Goldwin Smith The Mr. McDuffie Thomas Watson Elma Road Second Ward Club Poindexter Eubanks-Barkley Humptulips Quinsault Alex Polson J. A. McGillicuddy McAfee Aberdeen Civic Improvement Club
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