W. J. Patterson Launched at Lindstrom Yard
The schooner W. J. Patterson was launched at Lindstrom shipyard with Miss Lena Hugo christening. Built for the American Mill Co, the 200 foot vessel will carry 900000 feet of lumber and cost about 45000 dollars.
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W. J. Patterson
Lindstrom
Lena Hugo
Cora Patterson
American Mill Co
Property and whisky ads and a holiday mishap
Real estate offers in sections 7 20 10 and 18 20 10 plus a residence property presented by Wm Anstie. Advertises I W Harrer whisky sold by L W Walker and C C Vanmex. Ship T C Reed libeled over damages from a fall, bond posted, under admiralty law, with Hoquiam incident. Santa Claus burn at Aberdeen Gardens schoolhouse nearly causes panic before robes are extinguished.
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Anstie
I. W. Harrer
City council acts with mayor absent and bids adjusted
Wm Anstie acted mayor pro tem at Saturday council meeting due to Mayor Stockwell’s absence. The street committee handles the general improvement ordinance. Creech Bros jail improvement contract approved. J B Haynes cemetery road contract canceled for illegality under ordinance 188. Market street planking bid re opened and awarded to R S Jackson as lowest bidder. Water extension petition referred to water committee. New ordinance on city officers duties read first time and referred to attorney. Readvertise cemetery road bids. Bay View Addition listing: one and a quarter acres, small house, barn, one cow, 225 chickens, goods and tools for sale.
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Wm. Anstie
Stockwell
Creech Bros
J. B. Bridges
J. B. Haynes
Cemetery Road
Haynes
Market Street
J. H. Langville
R. 8
Bryan plans weekly Commoner newspaper in Kansas City era
In a Dec 15 interview Mr. Bryan outlined launching The Commoner a weekly paper to discuss public questions and social economic and political issues. He aims to live by the pen and pencil while lecturing in college towns and will serve as editor and publisher. The Heraio will club with The Commoner for one year at $2.25 in advance.
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Bryan
Ihaye
Commoner
Kansas City
Heraup
Heraio
Sudden Death of Aberdeen City Treasurer James Patterson
James Patterson longtime Aberdeen city treasurer died Monday evening at his residence after a third stroke. Born May 22, 1833 in Knowlton Ruebes he served in the Union Army and moved to Aberdeen in 1888 where he was highly regarded. Funeral at the Episcopal church at 3:30 pm followed by burial in Minneapolis with his nephew Robt Patterson.
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James Patterson
Aberdeen
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Patterson
W. J. Patterson
Episcopal Church
Robt. Patterson
Forged Checks Trace Lead Stenographer L D Savage
L D Savage former stenographer for J C Cross fled after passing forged checks totaling about 200 dollars. He forged Cross's signature on checks for 15 to 40 dollars to cash them before Wednesday train, with many local businessmen cashing them. Sheriff Huff issued a warrant as banks flagged the forgeries and a list of cashing victims includes Pearson Campbell Fife McHugh Means Drug Co Frank Granger Edward Dolan Fred King N G Kaufman.
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L. D. Savage
J.C. Cross
Savage
J. C. Cross
Cross
Hayes & Hayes Bank
Hayes
Huff
Geo. L. Hilton
Hilton
Pearson & Campbell
Fife & McHugh
Means Drug Co
Frank Granger
Edward Dolan
Fred King
N. G. Kaufman
Waterfront Shipping News from West & Slade Mills
Multiple schooners and steamers loading for San Pedro, San Francisco, Sidney New South Wales, and Santa Monica at West & Slade and Aberdeen Lumber mills. The A. B. Johnson endured a perilous voyage off Grays Harbor before finally entering the harbor amid a windy, ebbing tide.
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Wm. Olson
West &Lade Mill
Honolulu
Newburg
West & Slade Mill
San Francisco
Oliver J. Olson
Sidney
New South Wales
James A. Garfield
American Mill
San Pedro
Alzea
Aberdeen Lumber
Salvator
John A
Anderson & Middleton
Fanny Dutard
Santa Monica
San Bueneventura
Chas. R. Wilson
Wilson Mill
A. B. Johnson
Johnson
Grays Harbor
Gilbert Sentenced to Seven Years in McNeill Island Penitentiary
R F E Gilbert arrested in Aberdeen by Marshal Pearson for passing a raised bank bill was sentenced by Judge Hanford in Seattle to seven years at McNeill Island. Gilbert pleaded guilty with no objection and no Aberdeen witnesses testified. Pearson’s clever arrest led to a federal reward recommendation from the U S marshal to the secret service.
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R. F E. Gilbert
Marshal Pearson
United States
McNeill Island
Hanford
Seattle
Gilbert
Aberdeen
United States Marshal
Secret Service Department
Pearson
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