Aberdeen Herald Editorial and Circulation Claim
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald lists editor Jno J Carney and notes publication details at 408 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington. It claims the Herald is Grays Harbor’s oldest paper with the largest circulation in Chehalis County and ads based on this claim may be forfeited if untrue.
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Aberdeen Debates Carnegie Library Gift Vote And Referendum
The Aberdeen council faces pressure over accepting Carnegie funds for a library. Opponents frame the issue as a moral test while supporters push a clear referendum. The article notes past loyalties and ties to labor leader Sam Gompers and hints at a possible special election if council refusal persists.
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Call for Education Friends to Fund Election Costs
The piece argues that election expenses could be covered by a friends of education group with newspapers advertising at no charge. It claims officers could serve without pay and questions why the city council refuses to fund the effort while approving street improvements for Marion Street.
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Friends of Education
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Who Has the Money in New York Banks This November
The Roachi’e Financial Face notes a $38,863,800 weekly loan rise for New York banks, totaling $142,000,000 above last year and over $400,000,000 above November 1901. It suggests banks used funds to buy stocks and bonds while Treasury deposits aid them, hinting at a money shortage in New York City versus other regions.
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Roachi’e Financial Face
New York
Financiere
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United States Treasury
Lccornte
New York City
Olympia Standard
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Grand Magazine
Great American Fortunes Reemerges in Modern Methods
Burton J. Hendrick argues in McClure's January issue that the era of grand transit empires declines as waters downvalue and overcapitalization persists. The piece traces how watered stock fed exploitation, leaving only diluted profits for the public and investors.
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Burton J. Hendrick
McClure
Knights of Pythias Escort Service for William N. Gallehue
Wishkab Lodge No. 44 members are asked to meet at Bowes and Randolph undertakers parlor tomorrow at 9 AM to escort the late William N. Gallehue to the N. P. depot.
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William N. Gallehue
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Aberdeen to vote on Carnegie library gift next April
The Tacoma Ledger reports Aberdeen will decide whether to accept Andrew Carnegie's $15,000 library gift. The council delays the matter amid a long local dispute with opponents, while noting libraries should remain neutral and open to wide research and discussion.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Tacoma Ledger
Sudden Panic Delays Bond Issuance to New Admin
The panic prevented the current republicans from handing over the authority to issue bonds to the incoming democratic administration, delaying the transition of fiscal powers.
City Fire Alarm Boxes List with Locations
A numbered inventory lists fire alarm boxes by location from Box No. 4 to Box No. 47. It includes streets and landmarks such as Young and Thomas, North Aberfleen. B and Cleveland Streets, Highland Home. Terrace Avenue and D Street near High School. Burrows Dock. Hume and Ketreete at Northern Pacific Depot. Boone and King Streets. Wilson Bros Mill. S. E. Slade Mill. Market and F Streets. American Mill. Heron and F Streets. Fourth and G Streets. Franklin School. Hume and H streets. Anderson and Middleton Mill. Heron and Broadway. Third and Broadway. Hart-Wood Lumber Co. mill. Western Cooperage. and Hume and Washington Street.
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Young and Thomas
North Aberfleen
Cleveland Streete
Highland Home
Terrace Avenue
D Street
High School
Burrows’ Dock
Hume and Ketreete
Northern Pacific Railroad
Boone and King Streets
South
Aberdeen
Wilson Bros.’ Mill
S. E. Slade Mill
Market
F Streets
American Mill
Heron
Fourth
Franklin School
Jefferson
M Streets
Hume
H Streets
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Heron and
Broadway
Third and
Hart-Wood Lumber Co.’s Mill
Western Cooperage
Panics Compared 1893 and Present Economic Shifts
The narrative contrasts the ruinous 1893 decline in staple farm product values with today's prosperity led by cotton, corn, and wheat growers. It notes resumed factory output, limited underconsumption, and differences in railroad overbuilding versus underbuilding, citing Northern earnings and Burlington carloads to illustrate current strength.
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Mississippi Valley
Pacific Northwest
Ca Ees
Harrison
Congress
Great Northern
Burlington
National Banke
United States
Re timing and cautious outlook for speculative ventures
The passage notes we will not return to high pressure immediately and that speculative ventures will be disfavored for a while. Sound investments are in demand as past events have boosted the desire to get rich quickly, seen as a blessing with a bright cheerful outlook.
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Water Front Shipping and Odd Notices From Chicago to Persia
The report tracks vessels at various mills and ports including the W. J. Patterson, Jim Butler, Newbury, M. Turner, Fair Oake, Coronado, Golden Shore, Santa Barbara, Santa Monica, Quinault, Westerner, J. B. Stetson, Coaster, and Newsboy with destinations like San Francisco San Pedro Rodondo Santa Rosalia. It also includes a mix of humorous clippings and anecdotes about a fire on the west side, backwoods justice, frozen frogs, a Buenos Aires bank forgery, and a Persian shah’s baggage journey with an astrologer peeking from a donkey cart.
A Real Wonderland of South Dakota Medicine
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son near death from lung and throat trouble. After starting Dr King s New Discovery he recovered from exhausting coughing spells every five minutes. The medicine claims to cure coughs and lung ailments and is sold by Evans Drug Co with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes and a trial bottle free.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Evans Drug Co
Herald Printery Ad Lists Satisfied Patrons
A long list of satisfied patrons dominates the Herald Printery advertisement. From car tickets to full sheet posters, the copy promises reliable printing services for diverse needs and volumes.
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Herald Printery
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