State Capital For One Night Banquets In Aberdeen
State officials 289 strong including Governor Mead and family arrived by special train for a weekend in Aberdeen. Events included banquets at the Washington and Crescent hotels, a Mo clips excursion, and speeches by local and state leaders. The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce organized the trip with no lobbying for county division, while the city promoted the visit as a boost for publicity and possible Polson bill support.
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Aberdeen
Mead
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Finch
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Hotel
Water Washington
House Committee On Public Morals
Governor Mead
Grays Harbor Country
Harbor Country
Grays Harbor
Olympia
Moclips
Hoquiam
Wishkah
Junketers
Chamber
Rising From the Grave Electric Bitters Claim
Lucama manufacturer Wm A Fertwell reports a remarkable recovery from Brights disease in the Diabetes stage after using less than three bottles of Electric Bitters. He says the tonic halted long standing liver and bladder problems and believes a permanent cure is near. Evans Drug Co guarantees the remedy at 50 cents with biweekly Herald coverage.
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Wm. A. Fertwell
Lucama
N. C
Bright
Evans Drug Co
Direct Primary Law Faces Opposition Amid Amendments
Christopher W Horr, head of the Direct Primary League of Washington, says foes in Olympia aim to cripple the measure with amendments while praising the legislature’s courtesy. He cites proposed changes limiting county power and a bill restricting state officer nominations by county as tactics to sow dissension and test voters.
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Christopher W. Horr
Direct
State of Washington
Horr
Olympia
League
Seattle
King County
Senate
Laird of Skidoo Criticizes Public View on Taxes and Carnegie
Exuis O. Jones in Chicago Public argues the debate over inheritance versus income tax reveals motives of Andrew Carnegie. The piece questions whether Carnegie truly supports dying rich while promoting an inheritance tax and examines how financiers maneuver wealth to dodge taxes.
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Andrew Carnegie
Andrew
Carnegie
Exuis O. Jones
Chicago
Pain Balm For Rheumatism Relief Promised
The remedy, Chamberlains Pain Balm, is suggested for rheumatic muscle pains. Apply two or three times daily and rub vigorously. If no relief, bind on dampened flannel with Pain Balm for quick relief. For sale by Evans Drug Co.
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Evans Drug Co
Elks Ball Lights Up Grays Harbor Lodge Event
The Grays Harbor Lodge No. 593 Elks held their annual ball at Keith's hall in Aberdeen with purple and white decor. The evening featured Prof. Gylfe's orchestra, praised as unmatched in Aberdeen, and a supper at Hotel Washington by Griffin & Johnson, maintaining the hosts' reputation for fine cuisine.
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Grays Harbor
Keith’s Hall
Aberdeen
Elks
Prof. Gylfe
Hotel Washington
Messrs
Griffin & Johnson
Waterfront Shipping Activity And A Local Life Lesson
Listings show multiple schooners and steamers loading at various mills for destinations like San Francisco San Pedro Hilo and Santa Rosalia Mexico. A quoted note from John Pleasant of Magend ea Ind praises Dr Kings New Life Pills with a 25 cent Evans Drug Co guarantee.
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Manila
A. J. West
San Pedro
Meta Nelson
Michigan
Hilo
H. L
F. M. Slade
Slade Mill
R. C. Slade
San Francisco
Fred FE. Sander
Western Mill
Edward R. West
W. F. Jewett
John Pleasant
Magendea
Ind
Dr. King
Evans Drug Co
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Washington and Crescent Hotels
Edward C. Finch
Eugene France
J. B. Bridges
Joe Smith
Spokesman-Review
the Press
W. J. Adams
John H. Shively
The
Herald
Ida Gresham
Point
Texas
Herald Printery
Laird OF
Skidoo
Elks Ball
E.L. K
Pharmacy Quality Drug Store
E. Heron St
Tel
Duneric
Santa Rosalia, Mexico
Chas. E. Falk
Wm. Olson
Bryden & Leitch Mill
Tiverton
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Coronado
Anderson& Middleton
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mill
Geo. J. Wolff
Aberdpen's Best Store
Geo. Fisher
East Heron &J
Aberdeen, Wash
Chehalis County Bank
Frank G. Jones
N. Rogan
O. F. Johnson
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