Deep Sea Dredge Plan Proposed to Deepen Grays Harbor Bar
Hugh M. Delanty of the Grays Harbor Stevedore Co. advocates using a deep sea dredge to cut a 300 to 400 foot wide channel through the Grays Harbor bar to speed up deepening, arguing government aid for the project. He notes similar work at the Columbia River and says the jetties would then maintain the depth. Shipping men report summer shoaling due to winds and water flow, urging a longer north jetty to stabilize channels.
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Grays Harbor
Hugh M. Delanty
Mr. Delanty
Columbia River
Columbia
Bar
Tacoma Man Wins County Bridge Contract at New London
A. W. Tweeden of Tacoma was awarded the contract for building a bridge across the Hoquiam river at New London for 2498.50 dollars. Other actions include road planking for 9000 feet on North river road, bids invited for steel bridges on John’s river and Delezine creek, and new voting precincts in logging camps east of the county.
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Montesano
A. W. Tweeden
Tacoma
Hoquiam River
New London
J. A. Chambers
John’s River
Markham
Delezine Creek
Oregon & Washington
Fairview
Delezine
Saginaw
Malone
Vance Lumber Company
Clemons
Mack Precinct
Mack Logging Company
Southwest Cities Delegates at Hoquiam Meeting
The Southwestern Washington Development Association closed its third quarterly session at Hoquiam with a banquet at the Hotel Grayport. Delegations from Seattle Tacoma and Portland joined 82 Southwest commercial groups as the group pledged broader roads and stronger finances to spur regional growth.
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Southwestern Washington Development League
Hoquiam
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Elks
H. C. Heermans
Hoquiam Commercial
Grays Harbor
Two Prominent Men Seek To Raise Maine From Mud
John F. O Rourke leads a plan to cofferdam and pump Havana harbor to refloat the battleship Maine. John Arbuckle, a noted sugar king and ship salvor, claims Admiral Dewey backing and asks President Taft to submit his plan to the War Department.
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Maine
United States
Havana Harbor
John F. O'Rourke
Great Engineering
John Arbuckle
Dewey
Taft
War Department
Local Commercial Clubs Across Counties
Regional clubs in Long Beach Ilwaco Nahcotta and neighboring towns like South Bend Technically listed as commercial clubs in Stevensons Skamania Thurston Tenino Wahkiakum and Cathlamet areas. The fragment notes multiple county clubs including Olympia and Raymond, indicating a network of merchant associations.
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Long Beach
Ilwaco
Nahcotta
Raymond Commercial Club
South Bend
Letam
Skamania
Stevenson
Thurston County
Olympia
Tenino
Wahiakum
Cathlamet Commercial Club
Aberdeen Urged to Build a Active Commercial Body
Royal W. Raymond of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce told Aberdeen residents at the city hall that a live progressive commercial organization will attract capital and residents. He urged abandoning petty jealousies, advertising, lantern slides, and moving pictures to showcase foods and local goods to neighboring communities. He noted Seattle will aid Grays Harbor area as regional progress benefits all.
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Aberdeen
Council Chamber
Royal W. Raymond
Industrial Bureau
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Raymond
L. G. Hamburger
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Grays Harbor
City Hall Squabble Over Street Improvements Emerges
City Engineer Charles W. Ewart defends Terrace Heights projects amid a secrecy filled inquiry by a mayor appointed committee. A mass meeting is planned for property owners to voice support or opposition, with officials urging informed public involvement during ongoing fills and cuts in the uneven district.
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Gate City Engineers
Ewart
Terrace Hill
Benn
Charles W. Ewart
City Hall
Southwest Farms Plan for a 10 Million Stock Company
W B Mack proposes a stock company with a 10 million capital to develop the southwest and encourage immigration. The plan would pool 50 000 acres of logged off lands from landowners, offering settlers stock and possibly clearing up to a quarter of land. Payments would ease entry and aim for self supporting farms as the Southwestern Washington Development association shows keen interest. The Jolly Girls Card club met with Mrs Dorothy Crowther at H and First streets.
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Southwest
W.B. Mack
S. E. Slade Lumber Company
Aberdeen
Southwestern Washington Development Association
Mack
the Jolly Girls’ Card Club
Dorothy Crowther
H and
First Streets
Coming Home from Niagara Falls to Chicago
R H Sayers of this city and cousin Miss Gertie Combs of Elma toured the east and left Niagara Falls yesterday for Chicago on their return home.
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R. Sayers
Gertie Combs
Elma
Niagara Falls
Chicago
City Water Dispute Aims to Oust Official Denied
City watchdog George F McDougall rebuts claims against City Engineer Charles W Ewart stating a contractor paid a broken service pipe bill after mutual opinion split. He calls the fight personal spite by a council member and welcomes an investigation while touting improved water finances and supply.
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Charles W. Ewart
George F. McDougall
Ewart
City Water Department
Mr. McDougal
Isis
Chehalis Main
Chehalis
Charley Creek
Gov Hay urges use of federal troops in four states
Gov. Hay telegraphs President Taft urging national troops be sent to Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington to aid the forest service against widespread fires destroying property valued at a million dollars amid a dry season. He endorses the request in a note signed M. I. Hay governor.
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Olympia
Langhorne Files Candidacy for Congress in Second District
On his fortieth birthday Maurice Langhorne longtime Tacoma attorney and former Lewis County prosecutor filed declaration for Democratic nomination to Congress in the Second District. He is brother of Mrs. R. R. Bassett of Aberdeen.
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Olympia
Maurice Langhorne
Tacoma
Lewis County
Langhorne
R. R. Bassett
Aberdeen
Fire at West & Slade Grocery Co warehouse
A smoldering fire was found Saturday in a warehouse of the West and Slade Grocery Co. The blaze started beneath a kettle and burned since Saturday afternoon. Thick damp flooring over the river hindered efforts to gain headway.
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West & Slade Grocery Co
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Washington State Good Roads Association
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Kelso
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Goldendale
Chehalise
Chamber of Commerce
Hloquiamy
Meclips
Clarke County
Vancouver
Washougal
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Lyle
Trout Lake
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MC Dougall
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