Aberdeen Council Debates Carnegie Library Offer Reconsideration
Aberdeen City Council weighs rescinding last January action on the Carnegie library proposal amid claims the present quarters are insufficient and Carnegie funds would not add expenses. The article outlines council misapprehensions, maintenance costs, and seeks public clarity through correspondence between Aberdeen officials and Carnegie agents.
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Carnegie
Carnegie Library
Aberdeen
France
Sherwood
Hood
Irvine
New York
Jas. Bertram
Hosoken
N. J
Willam Irvine
Sec’s Board Library Trustees
Wash
Library Board
R. A. Banks
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Roosevelt Defends Troop Dispatch to Goldfield
Spokane Spokesman-Review argues the president acted under constitutional duty in sending troops to Goldfield after Nevada governor Sparke requested troops. It portrays the Western Federation of Miners as wrong to oppose the move, calling troops a safeguard of law and order and a signal against violence in mining camps.
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United States
Goldfield
Nevada
Roosevelt
Western Federation of Miners
Union
Sparke
Fort Wright
Spokane
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Five High Schools Form New Acco Athletic League
Aberdeen Hoquiam Olympia Centralia and Chehalis organize the Acco Athletic League to oversee football and basketball for ten games each plus a track meet. Officers elected include President Supt. F. C. Kreager Olympia Vice President Supt. F. H. Hunteworth Chehalis and Secretary-Treasurer H. A. Comeau Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Olympia
Centralia
Chehalia
Acco’’ Athletic League
F. C. Kreager
F. H. Hunteworth
Chehalis
H. A. Comeau
Arkansas Senator Davie Attacks Trusts From Senate Floor
Washington December 12 Senator Davie of Arkansas challenged the Sherman antitrust law asking if it has destroyed a single trust and lamenting wealth concentration. He urged treating trust magnates as felons and argued for drastic action to reform government spending and limits on corporate power. He denounced stock wagering and pledged to end gambling in cotton grain and essential goods.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Davie
Arkansas
Davin
Roosevelt
Davia
Mr. Havemeyer
Industrial Commission
United States
John Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Congress
Old Hickory Jackson
White House
Muscular Pains Cured by Pain Balm Testimony
In summer 1903 Toronto resident Mr. S. Pedlar suffered severe instep pains. He tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was completely cured by one bottle. He has since recommended it to friends who also praised it. For sale by Evans Drug Co. in Toronto.
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Marcuee
Willlia
Irvine
Aberdeen
Waeh
Carnegie
Mitchell
J. W. Clark
O. L. Branson
South Dakota
Reid
Carnegie Steel
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Tacoma
A. Johnson
The
Tacoma News
Clark
Post
Athletic League
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Chehalis County Bank
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