Aberdeen Herald notice and masthead from Grays Harbor
The Aberdeen Herald masthead advertises publication at 408 East Wishkah Street with phone number 3541 and lists subscription rates. It notes circulation claims for Grays Harbor and warns contracts may be forfeited if circulation numbers are not accurate.
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East Wishkah Street
Guoo
J. Carney
Aberdeen
Wach
Herald
Grays Harbor
Cavnalis County
Critique of Interurban Franchise Plans in Chehalis County
A column denounces Grays Harbor Interurban Co. for rushing a perpetual or fifty year trolley franchise, arguing surveys and final location must precede any franchise. The piece contends the original grant valued at least a million dollars and criticizes using public roads to delay genuine rail development rather than fund-justify a real line.
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Grays Harbor
Montesano
Elina
Chehalis County
Reclaiming Tide Lands Spurs Aberdeen Growth
Aberdeen plans extensive tide land filling near its business district following Seattle examples. The project aims to create level streets and larger docking areas, boosting wholesale and manufacturing sectors and elevating land values in reclaimed areas.
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Aberdeen
Seattle
Seattle P. I
Old New Year Customs Across Ages and Traditions
The piece surveys ancient New Year practices from Rome honoring Janus to Druids mistletoe rites and Persian egg gifts. It notes modern echoes in Christmas observances and encourages resolving to improve, stressing reconciliation and prudent conduct as the year turns.
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Janus
Minnie E Caine Reaches Grays Harbor With Ill Captain
The schooner Minnie E Caine docked at Grays Harbor on Monday seven days from Hupong China with a captain dangerously ill and crew weakened by hunger. A typhoon off the Chinese coast wrecked sails and groaned provisions forcing a short allowance. Captain Olsen was treated at Hoquiam hospital in critical condition while the crew were paid off and the owner notified of repairs in Grays Harbor.
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Minnie E. Caine
Grays Harbor
Hupong
China
Caine
Bellingham
Hypong
Chinese
Olsen
Chris Endressen
Hoquiam
Death of C. S. Voorhees in Spokane marks federal ties
Hon. Charles S Voorhees died at his Spokane home on a brief illness of less than a week. Born June 4 1852 in Covington Indiana he was son of ex Senator Dan Voorhees and served two terms as a delegate from Washington Territory. He helped pass the statehood bill and uplift Spokane and Eastern Washington as a lawyer and citizen of high character.
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Charles S. Vorhees
Spokane
Mr. Voorhees
United States
Dan Voorhees
Wabash
Covington
Ind
Charles
Henry L. Wilson
Mexico
John L. Wilson
Voorhees
Washington, D. C
Newhead
Washington Territory
Celfax
Washington
Congress
Husband abandons wife as newborn dies in Grays Harbor
Mrs. H. Clark, an Oregon marriage migrant living in Aberdeen, faced hardship as her logger husband H Clark deserted her a month earlier. With a day old infant who soon died, she waited at Grays Harbor hospital for news and support, having exhausted funds and no relatives.
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H. Clark
Grays Harbor Hospital
Woods
Clark
Oregon
Aberdeen
Joint Installation Ties Aberdeen Masons and Eastern Star
Last evening Aberdeen Lodge No. 52 A F and A M and the Eastern Star lodge held a public joint installation in the Masonic Temple. A literary and musical program featuring Professor Hodges Franklin school orchestra preceded the rites, followed by a banquet. Officers installed include W M R A Spaulding S W Carl Nelson J W R R Dumond Treas L J Kolts Sect C M Watt Copeland Chap Rev F E R Prichard Tyler Geo E Huntley Eastern Star officers led by W Matron Martha A Hawks and W Patron Geo E Huntly with multiple officers named for each station.
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Aberdeen Lodge No
Eastern Star Lodge
Masonic Temple
Professor Hodges
Franklin School
W. M
R. A. Spaulding
S. W
Carl Nelson
J. W
R. R. Dumond
Treas
L. J. Kolts
C. M. Watt Copeland
R Prichard
Tyler
Geo. E. Huntley
Eastern Star
W. Matron
Martha A. Hawks
W. Patron
Geo E. Huntly
H. Matron
Della Wheeler
Jennie E. Lewis
Agnes McGillicuddy
Lydia Agnew
Adah
Evelyn McGillicuddy
Ruth
Cora Parks
Esther
Carrie Wilson
E. R. Prichard
Martha
Inez Nelson
Electa
Bertha Lord
Marshal
B. Wilson
Sentinel
The Herald Voter Reach Expands With Twice Weekly Editions
The Herald announces its schedule as a twice weekly newspaper delivering broader coverage. Editors emphasize rapid updates and ongoing community reporting to keep readers informed between regular print issues.
Waterfront loading and sailing updates from regional mills
The Meteor loads at West mill for San Pedro while the ite loads at Slade mill for San Pedro. The Ranier completes cargo for San Pedro at Union mill and Santa Barbara loads for San Pedro at American mill. William Olson at Slade mill bound for San Francisco. Westerner sailed yesterday from Union mill toward San Francisco. A B Johnson loads for San Francisco at Wilson mill. Centralia sails. Fair Oaks arrived Monday and loads at Slade mill for San Pedro. Sven and G C Lindauer sail from Wilson mill for San Francisco. Cristiano sails today from Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle mills for San Francisco. The Minnie B E Caine crew paid off in Aberdeen with about 1800 dollars.
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Meteor
West Mill
San Pere
Sn Bane
Ite
Slade Mill
San Pedro
Key
Ranier
Union Mill
Santa Barbara
William Olson
San Francisco
Fair Oaks
Sven
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mill
Cepristiano
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Minnie BE. Caine
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Wold Stays With Game in Northwestern League
Aberdeen business leaders agreed in under an hour to back a Northwestern League entry next season if other clubs treat them fairly. President Macfarlane said Aberdeen has the money and team and will join but not be dictated to, with a seven-man soliciting committee to raise funds for Memphis meeting player options.
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Aberdeen
Mcfarlane
Jim
Sam Bowes
Henry Harlan
Oscar Roettiger
A. W. Middleton
Memphis
Rowland
National Commission
Portland
Macfarlane
Aberdeen Brewing Transfers Mortgages to Ore Investment
The Aberdeen Brewing company shifts all saloon mortgages to Ore Investment to comply with a new state law forbidding breweries from owning or being interested in saloons. The Ore Investment company acts as a holding firm and may face a full legal test per prominent lawyers.
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Aberdeen Brewing Company
The
Ore Investment Company
Judge Sheeks rules in tide lands suits favoring filling project
The superior court finds the tide lands filling statute valid in two friendly suits, appealing for swift supreme court action. The decision clears doubt on bonds for the Broadway to Division street fill and speeds work preparation.
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Sheeks
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Broadway
Division Street
Attorneys and merchant buy Frank Kline Logging Co.
Wilson Buttner and N G Kaufman purchase the Frank Kline Logging Co and plan operations on Wishkah River sections 238 and 24 to 19. Buttner holds an option on the two sections.
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Wilson Buttner
N. G. Kaufman
Frank Kline Logging Co
Wishkah River
Buttner
McCredie Seeks Aberdeen Data for Federal Building Bill
G. M. Powell of the chamber of commerce reports a letter from Congressman McCredie requesting Aberdeen data to aid the passage of a 150000 federal building appropriation bill. He asks for post office and custom house records, population, industries, payrolls, and building operations.
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G. M. Powell
Chamber of Commerce
McCredie
Aberdeen
Custom House
Grays Harbor Interurban Plans Appeal to Public
The Grays Harbor Interurban Company urges Chehalis County residents to back a franchise for an electric road. It argues such lines raise property values and provide cheap transit, outlining steps to secure financing, survey lines, estimate costs, and project revenue. The notice promises continuation.
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Grays Harbor
Aberdeen Preparations For New Year Festivities
Hotels cafes and grill rooms in Aberdeen prepare for New Year Eve crowds with plans to celebrate in old time customs similar to Mardi Gras and street carnival. Many out of town visitors expected and reservations are filling as weather may bring a festive street scene reminiscent of eastern cities.
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Aberdeen
Union Pacific Depot Groundwork Underway in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen Construction Co. began site work for the Union Pacific depot. Piling for the bulkhead from Alder Street to T Street starts first, then removal of sawdust and slab filling, with grounds to be filled with earth.
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Aberdeen Construction Co
Union Pacific Railroad
Alder Street
T Street
Injured Man Lying in Aberdeen General Hospital
Charles Connley a former Wishkah Boom Co. boomed man lies semi unconscious at Aberdeen General after a Friday incident at the Capital saloon. A barkeeper’s blow caused a brain concussion. He is slowly improving with no complications expected. The Birthday Club entertained husbands at Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Peckham’s home last night with gifts and jokes.
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Capital
Charles Connley
Aberdeen General Hospital
Connely
Wishkah Boom Co
Birthday Club
W. G. Peckham
North H Street
F. L. Hartung
Chas. R. Sayers
N. Grant Wheeler
A. A. Jones
J. W. Carey
J. J Carney
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Sevritov
Aberdeen's Tide Flats
Armour & Co
C. S. Voorhees
Westerner
A. B. Johnson
Joading
Rao
Centralia
Aberdeen Wold
NEW Logging Firm
Interurban
John Henson Xos
South C Street
Andersch Bros
Dr. Deimel
Mel
A.W. Barkley
South G. Sf
Union Pacific Depot
W.B. Paine & Co
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