Aberdeen Chamber Hears Buoy Marking Plan for Grays Harbor
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce luncheon discusses proper marking of Grays Harbor channel and buoy placement. O. McGlaulin of Northwest Lumber and Grays Harbor Tug Boat Co leads proposed changes, seeks government action to move old buoys to the new south channel. W. B. Mack urges use of dredge and jetty improvements to safeguard shipping.
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Grays Harbor Bar
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Washington Hotel
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
O. McGlauflin
Northwestern Lumber Company
Grays Harbor
Hoquiah
Aberdeen Chamber
Lenngth
McGlauiiin
L. G. Humburgar
Pwllicote
Lighthouse Board
Praland
McGlaullin
McGlaudlin
Washington
Kilicott
Ellcott
McGlaubin
McGlauflin
W. B. Mack
Slade Mill Company
Board of
Mack
Chamber of Commerce
Columbia River
McGlau Flin
Max Figman to Stage Mary Jane's Pa at Grand Theater
Max Figman presents his latest comedy Mary Jane's Pa at the Grand theater on Sunday December 4. He stars as a man hired girl and shares frank social observations with his original company and production. The engagement is billed as a big society event.
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Grand Theater
Max Figman
Mary Jane
Edith Ellis
New York
Chicago
Wenatchee Declared State Scholastic Football Champion
Local sports chatter declares Wenatchee the state champion after a season of undefeated play and disputed results. Aberdeen and Tacoma coaches dispute claims, but the article asserts Aberdeen beat Tacoma 6 to 0 and tied no scores in another game, establishing Aberdeen’s title claim.
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Tacoma
Aberdeen
Wenatchee
Washington
S. L. Moyer
Wenat
Lincoln
Erdeen
Besstef
Jecin
Queen Anne
Wetstehe
Teenina
Broadway
Har
Perkins
State Board of Control
Little
Apple City
Tragic Drowning of Carl Larson and Faithful Dog
Carl Larson, six, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Larson of Aberdeen, drowned in the Chehalis River at the Wilson boom after slipping from a log. His faithful dog, remaining by the scene, was killed by a Northern Pacific train while trying to summon help. Carl’s body was recovered as the tide fell. funeral held at Whiteside’s, Fern Hill Cemetery.
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Carl
Martin Larson
East Wishkah Street
Chehalis
Wilson Boom
Aberdeen
Herman
Carls Isichfaldor
Northern Pacific Railway
Carl Larson
Whiteside
Undertaking Establishment
Fern Hill Cemetery
Westport to Get Telegraph Links Through Aberdeen
A new telephone line is being rushed from Aberdeen to Westport with planned extensions to Markham Ocosta and Cohassett Beach. Promoter KE Finch expects immediate support to make the project paying. The line will improve summer access for beach residents and restore communication after wireless station abandonments hindered shipping. Aberdeen Printing Co. advertises mill forms and loose leaf devices.
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Aberdeen
Westport
KE. C. Finch
Markham
Ocosta
Cohassett Beach
Bar
Hoquiam
Aberdeen Printing Co
Rail merger rumor sparks Aberdeen and Hoquiam unease
An afternoon report claimed a Northern Pacific and QO W union station might be built midway between Aberdeen and Hoquiam. Business leaders feared loss of current sites, but railroad men dismissed the idea as unlikely and harmful to both cities.
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Northern Pacific
QO & W
Aberdeen
Moquiam
Hoquiam
Tragic Unrequited Love Ends in Suicide at West Heron
Stella Beaudet of 1022 West Heron Street fatally shot herself in her room around 6 30 last Tuesday in a rooming house she ran The single bullet struck her brain and another pierced the ceiling An apparent lover’s rejection is blamed while police dismiss an inquest The deceased formerly ran a fashion shop in Aberdeen and may have had two children whose whereabouts are unknown
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Stella Beaudet
West Heron Street
A. J. Beaudet
Su Sears
Aberdeen
Gacee
Ailfair
Compa
Wishkah Street
A. J. Es Enucec
Lome
Aber
Mary Jane's Pa at the Grand Theater
Max Fis.2n appears in John Cort's comedy as a man hired for a gig who reveals himself as a courageous husband and father. The flashy production blends humor with a strong heart interest and audiences will find laughs and pathos. Mary Jane's Pa plays Sunday night at the Grand theater on December 4.
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Max Fis
John Cort
Mary Jane
Mr. Figman
Grand Theater
Illness Forces Postponement of Johnson World Tour
Mr and Mrs J L Johnson of the Washington hotel have abandoned their planned world tour for the present due to Mr Johnsons rheumatic illness. They had been in the east last month and were advised to return west. They remain in San Francisco as his health improves and the trip is postponed.
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J. L. Johnson
Washington Hotel
Johnson
San Francisco
President Harling to Visit Aberdeen Night Arrive at O W Station
Announcement said President A J Harling of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway with a large party of officials will tour the railroad on a inspection trip and reach the O and W station in South Aberdeen tonight. They will stay overnight and are to be received at the Elks club.
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A. J. Harling
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Aberdeen
Farling
Elks’ Club
Crary
Penn
Ragheads Bound Over After Cosmopolis Assault
Three Hindus involved in a serious cutting affray at Cosmopolis last Saturday night were examined in Justice Bush's court on Tuesday afternoon. All were bound over on the charge of assault in the second degree.
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Cosmopolis
Justice Bush
False Fire Alarm Hits North Aberdeen
A Box 4 alarm in North Aberdeen prompted a department rush at about 9 p m last night but no fire was found after units arrived. The caller reported a blaze in progress yet no signs of a fire were discovered in the area.
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Aberdeen
Mary Jane's Pa at the Grand theater features Max Figman as a tramp printer
Max Figman portrays Hiram Perkins in the comedy Mary Jane's Pa at Gosport Indiana's Grand theater. The star studies old style type setting on stage and performs a technical exhibition of type composition. The production ends with Figman delivering a realistic printer's rush scene as shelves and presses frame the finale.
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Max Figman
Mr. Figman
Figman
Portia
Clarion
Hiram Ferkins
Tofeor Pa
Pigman
Gosport
Indiana
Max Fizgmen
Mary Jane
Grand Theater
Burnett Bros Plan Jewelry Factory at Aberdeen Site
Burnett Bros have taken an option to buy the Aberdeen Brewing building for about 50000 dollars and plan a jewelry factory. Machinery orders go to New York with a 25000 dollar outlay and 50000 dollars more if the option is exercised. The project would bring 15 to 20 workers and families to Aberdeen and expand trade to the southwest.
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Heron
Burnett Bros
Burnett’s
Aberdeen Brewing Company
New York
Louis Burnett
Aberdeen
Purnett Bros
Abbott the Mysterious Escapes At Starland
The star performer Abbott extends his run at Starland for two more days Thursday and Friday by popular demand. He has accepted a sailor’s challenge to open a Chinese lock within five minutes, risking 50 gold if he fails. Local patrons watch eagerly as a new photo probe program is promised with affordable ten cent admissions.
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the Starland
Abbott
Starland
City Council Debates Lighting Costs and Extravagance
The city council discussed lighting quality and alleged extravagance with Grays Harbor Railway & Light representative J. D. Crary defending the plant’s adequacy. An expert visit to compare systems was proposed, with a vote postponed to Monday. An ordinance on district street lighting faced opposition and delays.
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J. D. Crary
Grays Harbor Railway & Light Company
Flo
cHer
Seattie
Tacona
Bellingham
Councilmar Hills
Hume Street
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