Hoquiam City Council Rejects Merger Bridge Plan in Secret Session
Hoquiam council adjourned a heated meeting with the committee of the whole deciding against a Rahmer avenue bridge. The panel favored a highway along the east Hoquiam river from Eighth street to Riverdale, while R F Lytle was asked to honor a $500 pledge if the Mermer avenue bridge is dropped.
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Hoquiam
Hoquiam City
Hoquiam River
Ramer Avenue
Eighth Street
Ruiverdale
R. F. Lytle
Beimer Avenue
Sclons
Loggers Tragedy Claims Life In Hoquiam Camp
Samuel Sampson, a logger at Lytle Camp No 3, was killed by a falling tree near Hoquiam on Monday morning. He died within an hour after the accident. The body was brought to L McTaggart undertakers on Tuesday night.
Aberdeen Man Dies in Hoquiam Burial Likely
In Aberdeen Sampson, a 23 year old unmarried man, lived there but was buried in Hoquiam cemetery. He was known locally and will probably be laid to rest in Hoquiam.
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Ing
Hoquiam
Sampson
Aberdeen
Car rammed from roadway near Hoquiam river bridge
An unknown party damaged Norman McDonald’s Cole 80 touring car last Monday night at the Hoquiam river bridge area. The vehicle was driven onto a sidewalk toward the river, then embedded in swamp grass after plunging into mud. No one was home at the time. Mrs. McDonald learned of the loss from police. The car sustained minor damage and no motive is known.
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Hoquiam
Norman McDonald
Hoquiam River
McDonald
Dray Team Runs Away Injures Horse In Hoquiam Crash
A Lyons and Irwin dray team bolted from Seventh and I streets and circled the road before crashing into a barn corner. One horse was fatally wounded when a hoof pierced the wall. the other horse escaped major injury. Driver Sam Philbrick had entered the barn to call when the runaway occurred.
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Hoquiam
Lyons & Irwin
Seventh and I
Sam Philbrick
Hoquiam Eagle Named Chehalis County Wreckmaster
Guy French president of the Hoquiam Aerie of Eagles was elected wreckmaster of Chehalis county. He received notification of his election from the county auditor on Monday night. The office drew no nominations though many sought it for a joke, and French won the honor last election as well.
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Hoquiam
Guy French
Hoquiam Aerie of Eagles
Chehalis
French
Curtain on wheels seeks ad space in theaters
F Faunt Le Roy plans a touring sale of a revolving advertisement curtain recently patented. The device is already in use at the Arcade Grand theater and the Bijou theater in Aberdeen and other theaters statewide, drawing audience attention with continuous motion and creating demand for advertising space.
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Hoquiam
F. Faunt le Roy
Arcade Grand
Bijou
Aberdeen
Brooks Addresses Meeting Harbor Ministerial Alliance
Rev. B. F. Brooks pastor of the Aberdeen Methodist church was principal speaker at the Harbor Ministerial Alliance weekly meeting at the Y M C A room. His discourse centered on The Need of Christian Experience.
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Tmoquiam
B. F. Brooks
The
Methodist Church
Aberdeen
Harbor Ministerial Alliance
Hoquiam Starts Annual pupil Medical Examinations
Hoquiam announces the annual medical examination of all city school pupils. Drs Macdonald and MelIntyre began the process on Monday and plan to visit every school building and examine every pupil with a rigid medical evaluation.
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Hoquiam
Macdonald
MelIntyre
Eagles Host Basket Luncheon Night of Dancing in Hoquiam
The Hoquiam Eagles lodge plans a basket luncheon at their J street hall tonight with dancing as a feature. Club rooms will be open to guests for the evening event.
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Hoquiam
Lodge of Eagles
J Street
Hoquiam High Team Heads to Puyallup Debates
Hoquiam High School debaters Gaynell Kellogg Minnie Stein and Anna Stream travel to Puyallup to argue the income tax as part of the federal system. The event pits accredited high schools statewide with monthly eliminations and a $50 prize for the lone champion.
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Hoquiam
Hoquiam High School
Gaynell Kellogg
Minnie Stein
Anna Stream
Puyallup
Aberdeen Meets Centralia In Debating Contests
The Aberdeen schools debating team led by Alexander Lackey Margaret Cook and Cyria Allen will meet Centralia High at Centralia tomorrow night in a regular scheduled contest in the series.
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Aberdeen
Centralia
Alexander Lackey
Margaret Cook
Cyria Allen
Tomorow
Arrest warrant issued for Joseph E. Watkins assault charge
In Montesano on Monday a warrant was issued for Joseph E. Watkins charging him with first degree assault in an alleged attempt to kill Louis J. Wade. Wade, who attended a county meeting to bid on Chehalis county timber, later confronted Watkins over a custody dispute involving Wade's 14 year old daughter.
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Montesano
Joseph E. Watkins
Louis J. Wade
Wade
Chehalis County
Blanch Watkins
Watkins
Alleged Gun Incident Leads to Warrants and Bond
A man is alleged to have drawn a revolver and fired at Wade at close range, the bullet passing through the crown of his derby hat. Wade fled to Aberdeen, swore to a warrant, and the arrest took place Monday. Watkins posted bonds and was arraigned in Justin Bush's court Tuesday but waived examination. Information will be filed in superior court and the prisoner was bound over under $500 bail.
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Wade
Aberdeen
Watkins
Justin Bush
Census Inquiry Hits Hoquiam Loggers Home Basis
Special Agent Urban H. Hester of the Census Bureau arrived in Hoquiam to verify the city census. He declined to detail methods but indicated efforts to determine the true residence of loggers who live in the city yet spend most time in the woods.
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Hoquiam
Agen
Urban H. Hester
Governmen Census Bureau
Dana A. Durand
Turner for Supreme Bench Spokane
Ex Senator George Turner of Spokane a jurist and Hague arbitral representative is favored for one of two vacancies on the U.S. Supreme Court. Taft is urged by fellow Hague commission jurists to push his candidacy following the deaths of Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Moody.
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Spokane
George Turner
Hague Arbitration Commission
United States Supreme Bench
Taft
Hague Commission
Supreme Bench
Melville W. Fuller
William H. Moody
Advertising Executive Myron Gilbert Visits City
Myron B. Gilbert formerly with the Daily World in this city as advertising manager spent a couple of days this week visiting his family. He now works for The Fruit Magazine in Vancouver Canada with a large western territory and a three months annual trip to England for the publication.
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Myron B. Gilbert
Daily World
Fruit Magazine
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
England
Bluff Road project gains bid call backing
Councilman John O’Hare reported that most Dabney Hill property owners agreed to the Texas around route with only two or three non residents opposed. He urged bids be called for at once.
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John O'Hare
Texas
Dabney Hill
Memorial services at Grand theater Aberdeen for two brothers
Annual memorial services for two brothers will be held at the Grand theater in Aberdeen next Sunday afternoon under Aberdeen lodge No. 593 B P O Ellis with Hoquiam lodge joining. Howard Hathaway of Everett will deliver the address. The regnar ritualistic ceremonies include music and instruments. program starts at 2 30 and the public is invited.
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Grand Theater
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Lodge No. 593
B. P. O. Ellis
Hoquiam Lodge
Howard Hathaway
Everett
New Buildings Planned For Aberdeen Area
Jay D Crary holds a ground lease on Broadway and Heron streets and plans to erect a new structure next summer though its use remains undecided. K Zelasko says a three story reinforced concrete hotel will rise on East Wishkah on the old Chandlery site damaged by fire in 1909 with a fall 1909 foundation. Mrs M M Bacon to contribute to building activity along with rumors of a southwest corner 6 and Second streets apartment house. A new union station is rumored to begin early spring but no formal announcement or assurance exists. President Eliott of the Northern Pacific speaks in terms of diplomatic promise regarding its probable construction.
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Jay D. Crary
Broadway
Heron Streets
Crary
K. Zelasko
Wishkah Street
Aberdeen Ship Chandlery
Second Streets
M. M. Bacon
Union Station
Publisher's Notice on Missed Herald Delivery
City subscribers failing to receive the Herald by 6 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays should notify City Messenger Co. at Tel. 6931, and a paper will be sent to the address. The notice emphasizes prompt notification to ensure timely delivery.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Aberdeen Printing Co. Seeks Feedback on Service
Word from Aberdeen Printing Co. at 408 East 540L invites customers to share satisfaction levels. Company promises to address any issues and improve, aiming to guide future printing orders.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
East
New British Metallic Lamp On Market Claims Savings
Consul Frederick Ibright of Huddersfield reports a new metallic filament electric lamp by an English inventor. The lamp is said to consume less current and a eight candlepower unit can yield forty hours of bright light for 2 cents at 6 cents per unit. Electric light may undercut gas as prices drop.
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Frederick I. Bright
Huddersfield
Electric Car Lighting Gains Popularity in Europe
Electric lighting replaces gas for railway cars across Italy Switzerland and Denmark. The shift signals broader move to modernize rail transport with safer brighter illumination standards.
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Italy
Switzerland
Denmark
Senator Piles Backs Grays Harbor Jetty Funding Request
In a telegram to the Chamber of Commerce Senator Piles pledges to use all means to support the War Department recommended appropriation of $500,000 for Grays Harbor jetties improvements. An epitome of Gray Harbor news can always be found in the Werald.
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Senator Piles
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
War Department
Grays Harbor
Gray
Harbor
Aberdeen School District No 4 announces annual election
The Aberdeen School District No 4 in Chehalis county Washington schedules its annual school election for December 3 1910 at six ward locations The purpose is to elect one school director for a three year term and another to fill an unexpired term ending January 1912 Polls open 1 PM to 8 PM The notice is signed by Secretary Fred Weatherwax on November 18 1910 for the board of directors
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Aberdeen
Chehalis County
Third Ward
Grand Central Hotel
Market
H Streets
Fourth Ward
Carl S. Weatherwax
H_ street
Finch
Fifth Ward
J. M. Weatherwax
Sixth Ward
Franklin School
West Market Street
Board OF Directors
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Lytle
Brooks
Eagles
J. E. Watkins
Aberdeen Cafe
East Heron Street
Boston
Clothing Department
Cravenette
Cooper’s
EAGLE
Ken
Fred B. Weatherwax
Sec
Aberdeen School District No
Congregational Presbyterian Baptist Methodist Episcopal
Emil Pfund
E. Heron Street
Eilers
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