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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1912
Page
4
Semi weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publication schedule and office details. It notes delivery by Aberdeen Printing Co and provides subscription rates and contact instructions for missed issues and ad copy deadlines.
The Grays Serscer Herald asserts its circulation strength and exclusive advertising contracts. It warns that bids based on claimed reach may be forfeited if the statement is not upheld.
The piece argues for strong support of Woodrow Wilson by the Progressive movement. It praises his intelligence, training, courage, and open mindedness, urging the party to stand firm after election and back his administration and policies. It notes Brandeis as a National figure backing Wilson.
Fragmentary notes describe a past era when American shipping faltered without subsidies while Britain rose as the dominant maritime power. The text compares relics of old trade power and hints at ships that once sailed costly routes, leaving gaps in the ocean trade network.
The article discusses wooden shipbuilding in the North Atlantic coast, tariff and lumber issues, and Western Europe’s cheaper ship costs. It references the Saturday Evening Post, Clarence, and Brady Darrow bribery case coverage, plus a New York Independent stance on party politics and Republican divisions between progressive and conservative factions.
A Spokane Spokesman-Review opinion argues that the large campaign spending in 144 and 19s discredits politics. It urges reform to curb money in politics and restore political health if Governor Wilson succeeds in pushing a campaign economy reform.
Fragmentary remarks discuss Roosevelt La Follette and Taft terms. The text hints at conflict within the party over succession and administration, suggesting renewed tension and calls for leadership changes amid internal disagreement.
A historic record describes the end of burying living people after an edict in the rear year six of Anno Domini. It states many died near graves and wept, while crowds gathered and emperors resisted, delaying change and prompting a proposed substitution plan. The St Louis Republic notes the long-standing practice and royal response.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a political row over tariff policy with references to a temporary chairman and the Republican Party. Mentions Teddy and factions within the party, suggesting debate on who should craft tariff laws.
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities. no distinct person, place, organization, or date clearly readable. Unable to extract a verifiable news item or summary from the provided snippet.
Coroner Feinberg will consult the inquest into the murder of Herman Rosentha, examining evidence and possible leads as the investigation proceeds. Police and prosecutors coordinate to determine motive and identify suspects.
Beattie candidate Joéze M. M. Goldmern comments on the Democratic primary for governor. Voters are reminded that primary law requires a second choice when four or more candidates run, or the vote may be discarded.
A business meeting and banquet took place in Aberdeen. Knights of Pythias hall hosted the gathering. The group toured Hoquiam via Grass Harbor Railway and enjoyed luncheon at Grafport hotel. About 200 guests attended the Hotel Washington banquet with Toastmaster W Norman. The event highlighted hospitality and industry interest on Grays Harbor.
The schooner Helene loads for Honolulu at Bay City mill while the R C Slade loads for Valparaiso at Slade mill. Stimson undergoes repairs at Engresen shipyard and Dolbeer sails for San Francisco from Donovan mill. Centralia sails Friday for San Francisco. Wasp transfers cargo to St A J West mill after arriving at Line port. Aberdeen begins loading deck work aboard.
A discussion on photographing Thoreau's nature journeys grows among locals. A caller recalls plans to visit Concord and capture seasonal scenes from Thoreau's country, paralleling his journal with a modern photographer's effort to document all phases of nature.
A garbled line from a Detroit Press story notes a period where a woman remained silent for several minutes. The quote emphasizes an unusual moment of restraint as part of a broader testimony context.
The text shows scattered phrases about The Fall of something and The Faerie Queene, with garbled names and partial sentences. It includes a Detroit Free Press excerpt reference and fragmented remarks on a successful choice of a father in law with capital, but the overall meaning is unclear.
A garbled WWII era clipping notes a death report from the New York Telegraph. The fragment mentions a passerby remark and a negress speaking, with uncertainty about the event and identities.
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