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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1906
Page
4
Entry at Aberdeen Washington post office as second class mail announces subscription rates for one year and six months with terms for cash in advance.
A New York paper argues President Roosevelt will welcome publicity on campaign money. It cites his congress message calling for full verified contributions data and suggests Roosevelt should urge the Postmaster General, as Republican National Committee chairman, to reveal fund sources and possibly recover embezzled policyholder funds for party use.
Andrew Hamilton, a life insurance lobbyist, claims eight hundred thousand dollars spent was moral. The piece ridicules his code, cites public demand for honest governance, and notes Senator Patterson of Colorado fined for constructive contempt to the supreme court.
Local printery advertises affordable printing services with moderate pricing for small to medium jobs. Offers quick turnaround and quality work for business cards posters and pamphlets.
George W. Berge of Lincoln, editor of the Nebraska Independent and fusion gubernatorial candidate in 1904, publishes a book titled The Free Pass Bribery System. It compiles editorials and speeches from the past few years, arguing rail pass corruption harms politics and society, and urges railroad influence be curbed as servant rather than master. The work highlights Berge’s campaign focus on railroads and notes broad public interest in ending free passes.
The record shows both Senators appeared in the senate on the same day but there’s no evidence they interrupted regular business. Speaker Cannon maintains his tariff stance, seeing no reason to change his views. The text ends with a promise of spectacles for Uncle Joe after a few months.
The piece questions who will challenge tariff influenced trusts and notes Fairbanks clinging to Beveridge in Indiana. It suggests rhetoric matters less than action, as the author implies the tariff issue shapes political leverage and party dynamics in the state.
A correspondent asks about palmistry and a palmist replies that there is a pretty fair living to be made in the craft, indicating a growing interest in reading palms as a trade.
Itch ringworm sufferer E T Lucas of Wingo Kentucky reports a cure after one application of Ballard's Snow Liniment. He writes that the remedy relieved unbearable itching and later cured ring worm after subsequent uses. Sold by Shelley's Drug Store with prices 25 50 and 100 cents.
Rumors say Gray Harbor residents hold or again hold an option on Simpson Lumber Company land at May Buy a Mill site. The option is said to be near a half million dollars. Several people with knowledge doubt the same parties, but believe the option exists.
Republican papers boast that in 1905 Carnegie gave away fourteen million while Rockefeller gave away eleven million. The author questions the source of these fortunes asking where the wealth originated and how they could afford such generosity.
Advertisement for women to mail 50 cents for samples of Ramona Belt Pin and Girdle Extender. Claims patent guaranteed cellarme money refund if not satisfied. Offers exclusive territory and directs readers to Ramona Novelty Agency at 2034 Mohawk Building Portland Oregon.
The partnership between Andrew Blum and John Biene doing business as Anchor Bar at 214 South F Street Aberdeen is dissolved on January 10 1906. All bills payable to the firm are to be paid to Andrew Blum who retains possession and will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than himself.
Frank Hobi told The Pilot that McGowan's driver has been driving piling between the Nicomen boom and the North Shore Boom and Driving company's boom. Navigation is completely closed and small craft struggle to pass. U.S. Engineer E C Carpenter from Hoquiam said the river would be opened shortly.
A playful verse shows contrasts between similar sounds and spelled forms. It blends riddling lines about skimmed milk trimmed nails spoken words and odd spellings to twist meaning. The piece notes forgotten things and shifted endings with a humorous, cryptic tone.
The State Land Commissioners appraise six parcels in Chehalis County near Euma with values ranging from 879.50 to 1,975.00 dollars. On February 24 at 10 a.m. the state auditor will offer sale of portions of section 36 and 20. land values include a 1,272 dollar land and 342 dollar improvements. Timber sales are planned March 3 for sections 16-18-8 and 9-? with appraisals of 600 and 1,200 dollars respectively.
David B. Hill demands an investigation into his fee from Equitable Insurance asserting it was earned by his work. He remains controversial with many people though his fiercest accuser has yet to call him dishonest.
A crude assertion by an American minister claims Moroccan investors earn 89 to 100 percent, then notes that the Standard Oil Company holds an exclusive market there, underscoring perceived foreign dominance and high returns in Morocco.
The statement argues that removing the hides tariff would not burden American cattlemen unable to meet demand and would benefit a large industry. It emphasizes no hardship to producers and highlights potential positive economic impact.
Arizona favors federal oversight over a New Mexico led stunt. The stance signals preference for centralized authority and raises questions about local governance and autonomy.
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