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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1909
Page
4
States and the Trusts Regulatory Power versus Monopoly
The piece argues Missouri can regulate trusts without destroying trade and cites recent state actions against Harvester Standard Oil and Waters-Pierce. It notes Supreme Court rulings against gas and boycott cases, praises state and individual efforts over federal action, and reports Morning American ceasing publication and Panama engineers approving canal foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Oil Trust
New York World
Kansas
Harvester Trust
Supreme Court of
Public Utility Commission
Standard Oil Company
Waters-Pierce Company
Texas
United States Supreme Court
New York
Wall Paper Trust
War budget and battleship construction debate in treasury
The text argues that building two additional battleships costing 430 million should be postponed due to a growing treasury deficit of 100 million dollars. It frames the decision as a practical response to fiscal strain and ongoing budget shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Naval Bill Pledged to End Jap scare with New Battleships
The article claims the Japanese threat will fade once the naval appropriation bill is passed, providing for more battleships. It frames the funding as decisive military action to reassure the public.
Death of P Anderson in Hoquiam
Death of P Anderson aged 63 at his Hoquiam home announced. Funeral Wednesday at Norwegian Lutheran church with Fern Hill cemetery interment. Survived by wife and six grown children including Mrs J W Clark editor of Grays Harbor Post Mrs K C Berg of Hoquiam and Klara Anderson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Anderson
Hoquiam
Fern Hill Cemete
Anderson
J. W. Clark
Grays Harbor
Grays Marbor The Aber Geen Semi-Weekly Merald Item
A transcribed notice from Grays Marbor page appears as a weekly or semi weekly reprint. The item lists the publication name and pricing terms including a yearly rate and advance payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Marbor
Aber Geen
Pen Pictures of Lincoln and the Proclamation Moment
In Circle magazine James Oppenheim portrays Lincoln the night before issuing the Emancipation Proclamation. The article depicts Lincoln’s sense of solitary duty and divine guidance as he contemplates the risks and responsibilities of freeing the slaves and transforming the nation. Lincoln’s inner vision and resolve are emphasized as he prepares to act the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
James Oppenheim
Lincoln
America
Kentucky
Abe
Napoelon
Confederacy
United States
Grand Jury Called Over Root Case in Spokane
Spokane on February 12 reports that Judge J D Hinkle will issue an order calling a grand jury to investigate bribery rumors tied to the Root Gordon affair. Jurors are summoned to appear March 8 to organize for the inquiry following a conference of four superior judges and Prosecuting Attorney Fred C Pugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Supreme Court
J. D. Hinkle
Spokane County
Hinkle
State Bar Association Committee
Supreme
Milo A. Root
Superior Court
Pugh
Waterfront Loading Ships and Voyages Across the Harbor
The Marhoffer loads at West mill for Redondo while Gardiner City waits at Burrows mill for charter. F. M. Slade loads at Slade mill for Honolulu along with Romford bound for Honolulu. W. J. Patterson loads at American mill for Chile and Santa Barbara sailed from American mill to San Pedro. G. C. Lindauer arrived Friday to load for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marhoffer
West Mill
Redondo
Gardiner City
Burrows Mill
F. M. Slade
Slade Mill
Honolulu
Romford
W. J. Patterson
Chile
Santa Barbara
San Pedro
G. C. Lindauer
San Francisco
Vancouver forgery suspect arrested in Cosmopolis
Clarke county sheriff W D Sappington arrested a man in Cosmopolis after tracing him to the town. The fugitive known as W C Lucas at Vancouver used the mail name W C Day. The prisoner admitted guilt and was taken back to Vancouver likely to plead guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolis
W. D. Sappington
Clarke County
Vancouver
W. C. Lucas
W. C. Day
Sappington
The Wolf play praised for romance over melodrama
Eugene Walter's The Wolf is praised for its romantic mood and vivid forest setting. Jules Beaubein and Andrew MacTavish are highlighted, with MacTavish’s homesick episode and Jules' wooing speech read with notable charm by Andrew Robson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eugene Walter
Jules Beaubein
Andrew MacTavish
Mr. Walter
Jules
MacTavish
Scotland
Hilda
Andrew Robson
Growing City Organizes After Election Of Officers
Organization was effected by the election of Mr. Roberts as chairman and E. B Crary as secretary. Resolutions were adopted unanimously and Crary, Smith and Allburty were named to draft a constitution and by laws for a meeting next Sunday at 3 p.m. when a permanent organization will be effected. The interest suggested the council chambers may be too small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roberts
E. B. Crary
Messrs
E. B.crary
J. C. Smith
Co. H. Allburty
A Memory Game and Superstitions Spotted in Chicago News
The article describes group games for children like the Good Fat Turkey and the railroad game with imaginative roles. It also recounts the horseshoe superstition, noting origins in London door protections and later sailor practices for luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chicago News
New Aberdeen Wireless Contract Sees High Power Station
Contracts signed for a new United Wireless Telegraph company station in New Aberdeen. Equipment from Seattle factory arrives tomorrow. The plant will produce five kilowatts but can reach seven and a half with reception power, making it the coast’s most powerful. L. C. Dent to manage construction. W. C. Bean named chief operator after completion. The station enables direct coast to coast communication for ships far offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Pacific Coast
Hoquiam
Seattle
San Francisco
L. C. Dent
United Wireless
Westport
W. C. Bean
Farallone Islands
Nome
Citizens Meet to Discuss Civic Betterment Association
One hundred or more men gathered in the city council chambers for a 3 p m meeting to consider civic betterment and the formation of a Civic Betterment Association. C P L Roberts opened the session and E B Crary presented resolutions urging united action to address current city conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. L. Roberts
E. B. Crary
Riddles and Wordplay from a Victorian Column
A string of wordplay jokes and punny questions from a 19th century column. It plays on letters and sounds like cayenne double you infancy conundrum and a joke about Napoleon III. The final punchline centers on the letter M as the common thread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayenne
Napoleon III
Queen Mary
King William
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