Grays Harbor Wins Terminal Rate Inclusion from Northern Pacific
Grays Harbor secures a pledge from Northern Pacific to place Aberdeen and the harbor on terminal rates as soon as legally possible. The decision follows a committee led by Rupert of West & Slade Grocery Co after protests against a December 1 filing that would have excluded the port. The action, praised as a regional victory, preserves terminal-rate equity with seventeen other Washington points listed in the tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Rupert
West & Slade Grocery Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
General Western
Blakeley
Hannaford
Tacoma
Elliott
St. Paul
A. J. Rupert
Wash
J. A. Hannaford
NCTB
Ryle
St. Paul, Minn
RE. O. McGlauflin
A. Rupert
Cosmopolis Annexation Refered To Special Committee At City Council
At last night council, a 70 resident Cosmopolis petition asked Cosmopolis join Aberdeen, while Aberdeen residents urged reconsideration. The matter went to the city attorney and a Leitch Ingram Weatherwax chaired committee.
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Cosmopolis
Aberdeen
Leitch, Ingram and Weatherwax
F. B. Reeder
R. S. Jackson
Jas. Beckey
Chehalis
Sixth Street
Noah Warwick
S. W. Johnston Transfer Co
South F Street
Broadway
G. H. Railway & Light Co
West Boulevard
Union Mill Co
Weatherwax, Dolan and Bowes
Third
G Streets
Hills
City Hall
B Street
Highland Home Addition
Blaine Street
Division West
Lesnick
Fine Job Frintir Sedorate Netons Aberdeen H
A brief note from Aberdeen chronicles a local event with a focus on a named group or person and a numeric detail. The fragment hints at a competition or score tied to a team or individual, but lacks full context for clear interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen H
January Jurors Named in Local Court List
A long list of January jurors is published, naming William J. Bird J L Bezzo John Cooper B H Easter Max Gradl Sherman Hoover Edw Hulbert Chas A Jump John W Jones J T Lang enbach M L Martin James McNamara Geo B Reid Joh L Beardslee B Blechschmidt Wm R Campbell Hugh Fleming Ole Gunnis C C Hansen C V Hartough Carl Lund J W Kirkpatrick Edw Long P S Monk W F Paul D C Simonds Frank Worman James W Baldwin Frank E Cook Isaac Cameron Arthur A Fry Geo Hitchings Chas Hegner Wm Irvine Daniel Johnson F M Kellogg Daniel Mowry Fr C McGlauflin Andrew Radem Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bird
J. L. Bezzo
John Cooper
B. H. Easter
Max Gradl
Sherman Hoover
Edw. Hulbert
Chas. A. Jump
John W. Jones
J. T. Langenbach
M. L. Martin
James McNamara
Geo. B. Reid
Joh. L. Beardslee
B. Blechschmidt
Wm. R. Campbell
Hugh Fleming
Ole Gunnis
C. C. Hansen
C. V. Hartough
Carl Lund
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Edw. Long
P. S. Monk
W. F. Paul
D. C. Simonds
Frank Worman
James W. Baldwin
Frank E. Cook
Isaac Cameron
Arthur A. Fry
Geo. Hitchings
Chas. Hegner
Wm. Irvine
Daniel Johnson
F. M. Kellogg
Daniel Mowry
Fr. C. McGlauflin
Andrew Rade
Watson
Cosgrove Recovery Report Boosts Washington Governor Bid
A telegram from Paso Robles reports S. G. Cosgrove is improving after illness since May and can discuss his political plans. Howard Cosgrove says the ailing governor has regained strength, will likely govern Washington for four more years, and may soon walk unaided.
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Howard Cosgrove
Spokane
Washington
Father
Paso Robles
Grays Marker Aberdeen Seer M0k FreraV Transcript
A twice weekly paste outlines local happenings at Grays Marker Aberdeen. The snippet lists events and notices in a concise community update, reflecting small town affairs and civic notes.
Heaviest vote in history marks national election results
New York December 15 reports official national totals across parties Taft 7 6 37 6 Bryan 6 39 3 182 Debs 448 471 Chafin 241 252 Higsen 83 186 Watson 33 871 Gillhaus 15 421 Total 14 852 239 exceeds 1904 by 1 341 531 with Taft leading all. Bryan up 1 315 211 from Parker and Debs 45 368 ahead of Roosevelt.
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New York
Michigan
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Chafin
Higsen
Independence
Watson
Independence Party
Stolen money orders alert from Bellingham post office
Caution issued after money order forms numbered 1401 through 1600 were stolen from Bellingham Washington Sta. Five The thiefs will likely pose as shoppers in clothing stores and saloons using plausible stories. Merchants should hold the person and notify police and the local postmaster who will relay to the informant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Sta. No. 5
Former Judge Milo Root Contemplates Return to Bench
Root, once Supreme Judge Milo A. Root, considers resuming his seat at the term starting next month. Friends in state government push for oath of office, saying resignation was a mistake and indiscretions were not criminal. Supporters claim bar association findings reveal only past indiscretions with no further revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Supreme
Milo A. Root
Root
Judge Root
Farming in Schools Proposal by County Superintendent-Elect
County Superintendent-elect N. D. McKillip says establishing manual training domestic science and agriculture in county schools will be adopted. He estimates a $1,000 yearly cost and argues the program will be more practical than current school work. He opposes athletics as selective and detrimental, citing basketball as harmful to girls moral development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. McKillip
McKillip
Right of Way Dispute Over Aberdeen Waterfront
A clash over Union Pacific railroad right of way through Aberdeen splits opinions. Port of Portland executive W W Eastman says owners demand exclusive 30 foot strip and refuse crossing rights. railroad counsel J B Bridges argues prices are excessive and crossings can be added if reasonable. A west Chehalis river crossing is also being surveyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Aberdeen
Union Pacific
W. W. Eastman
Western Cooperage Co
Portland
River Street
Northern Pacific
Railway
J. B. Bridges
Railroad
Chehalis
Abeedeen Meral Fine Job Printing e cCersu arters
Fragmentary OCR notes reference fine job printing and charter matters. The text is incomplete with garbled terms and stray slashes, making precise facts unclear beyond mention of printing work and charter items.
Harbor Electric Co stockholders Meet to Plan Expansion
Stockholders of the Harbor Electric Co meeting tonight to perfect plans and decide on enlarging working capital. Leading Harbor contractors are purchasing to become members as the firm opens a full line of electrical goods in Hoquiam in a few days. Officers listed: A. L. Davenport president H. A. Bottomly secretary F. W. Loomis treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Electric Co
Harbor
A. L. Davenport
H. A. Bottomly
F. W. Loomis
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor Newspaper Price Note
The Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald lists subscription at $2.00 yearly with $1.50 in advance across Grays Harbor readers.
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Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Herald
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Mf Clachens
Puck
R. R. Company
GOV. Cosgrove Recovering
Ives Tast
Stockholders Meeting
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