Aberdeen Herald circulation and rates notice
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald proclaims itself the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with large circulation in Chehalis county. Advertising contracts are based on this claim and payments may be forfeited if the circulation statement is not absolutely true.
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Tne Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
State OF Washington
Chehalis
Tnter
Conrad Knudsen
Cour
Ana
Dina Konison
Jotiog
J Snmaty
Aberteen
Dina Knudsed
Mary
Inrad Knudsen
Aberdeen
Chelalis County
John AC. Hocay
Washington
Globe Democrat urges Republicans to hold legislative supremacy
The Globe Democrat urges Republican leaders to act to maintain party supremacy in the forthcoming months. It warns that electing a Democratic House could threaten the country and impede Roosevelt's term, urging vigilance in the session and within the Senate. The piece questions claims of Republican infallibility.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
Globe Democrat
Legislative Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Globe-Democrat
Republican Party
Diversion by Newspaper Purchase by Henry C Frick
The note claims Henry C Frick bought a Pittsburg daily newspaper long ridiculed him. It suggests mega fortunes could be eased by diverting wealth to the people. It warns that managers already own papers to advance interests and imagines further such buys to silence ridicule and avoid scrutiny.
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Henry C. Frick
Steel and
Pittsburg
Rward
Rogers
Standard Oil
Amalgamated
Depew
Republicans Praise Rayner Speech Scoring Roosevelts Doctrine
A Maryland senator Rayner delivered a scathing attack on President Roosevelt's Monroe Doctrine. The Washington World correspondent notes the speech drew sharp applause and crowded congratulations from Republicans and Democrats, signaling growing GOP sentiment against the president.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Senator Rayner
Maryland
Roosevel
Washington
New York World
Rayner
Lin
Rayners
Rail rate legislation aims meet Roosevelt effort
The Kansas City Journal notes broad support for a fair railway rate measure but questions why top railroad representatives in Congress strive to hinder Roosevelt's push. It argues influential rail leaders in the Senate and House hinder the president despite public demand for just rates.
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The
Kansas City Journal
Roose
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Wise guys and tunes stir community cheer and critique
The piece argues a community benefits more from a prudent local figure than praise suggests. It cites a Washington State College Glee Club concert drawing nearly 500, described as splendid by some, but criticized by a Bulletin critic as poor. The piece urges public thanks in testimonial form and mocks political patronage tied to the Panama Canal board and Secretary Root.
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Washington State College Glee Club
Bulletin
Ex Insurance Commissioner Sifts for Honest Man
Lou Payne, former New York insurance commissioner, says he sought a man he personally knew to be honest. The speaker suggests Payne mostly sought in a mirror, praising his own successful conclusion.
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Lou Payne
New York
Mr. Payne
Mr. Rogers Avoids Jail Over Contempt of Court
Report says Mr. Rogers will not be jailed for contempt of court, with potential fines cited as the motive behind the decision. The judge ruled against imprisonment while citing financial penalties as the alternative sanction.
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Rogers
Ballard's Snow Liniment Cures Itch in Wingo Kentucky
E T Lucas of Wingo Kentucky testifies that a single application of Ballards Snow Liniment cured his long standing itch completely and permanently. He reports using it successfully again for ring worm on two occasions and notes the product prices 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by Shelleys Drug Store.
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E. T. Lucas
Wingo
Ballard
Shelley
A. Vitet
New Castle
Colo
Timber land value tax inequities noted in county
A notice discusses timber lands as strong investments due to low taxation. It cites the Weyerhaeuser sale of a half section for 30002 and compares taxes on timber land versus a Wilson mill, urging correction during the upcoming biennial real estate assessment. It also urges readers to consider Ballard's Horehound Syrup for colds and croup.
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Wilson Bros. & Co
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co
Wilson Mill
Aberdeen Theater Plans With Seattle Booking Chief
E B Benn and W B Crammatte of Aberdeen meet in Seattle with John Cort to arrange first class attractions for the new Aberdeen theater. Benn says the Aberdeen house will be as large as Seattle's theater and aims to host top shows when the season opens.
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E. B. Benn
W. B. Crammatte
Aberdeen
Seattle
Benn
the Post-Intelligencer
John Cort
Baseball Officials Meet To Consider Northwest League Entry
County baseball officials gathered at the Washington hotel to discuss joining the Northwest League with Aberdeen Hoquiam and Montesano. Hoquiam opposed merging Aberdeen and Hoquiam. Montesano pressed for a salary cap and division of gate receipts among Aberdeen Hoquiam and Olympia, risking league collapse. W E Campbell of Hoquiam was elected president secretary and treasurer.
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Washington
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Montesano
Northwest Leaue
Olympia
Abe
W. E. Campbell
Two Holdups Target Swede and Mill Worker on City Streets
A lone highwayman robbed a Swede on Friday night on F street below Heron of 35 dollars and a later theft near the Methodist church robbed Ray Johnson son of B F Johnson of 2 cents. Both times a pistol was brandished with a bore likened to a stove pipe.
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F Street
Heron
Ray Johnson
B. F. Johnson
Obituary of William Mason Hulet of Aberdeen Washington
William Mason Hulet born August 13 1886 in Aberdeen Washington oldest of eight died February 7 after injuries from heavy grapples at his father’s camp on the Upper Wishkah. He was known for genial disposition and generosity and directed his crew to spare his mother distress. Funeral February 9 at the M E church with yarding crew pallbearers.
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William Mason Hulet
Aberdeen
Wash
Wishkah
Aberdeen General Hospital
Along the Water Front Loads and Departures at Grays Harbor Mills
The Newsboy barkentine loads at Slade mill for Honolulu while Centralia sails to San Pedro. Chas. R. Wilson loads for San Francisco at Wilson mill, Wrestler at Slade for Santa Rosalia, Espada at Aberdeen for San Francisco, Chehalis sails to San Francisco from Aberdeen, John C. Meyers loads for San Pedro at Slade, Sophia Christianson loads for San Francisco from Aberdeen, and a new steam schooner at Hoquiam yards is to load at Hart-Wood for San Francisco with machinery.
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Slade Mill
Honlulu
Centralia
San Pedro
Chas. R. Wilson
Wilson Mill
San Francisco
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
Espada
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Chehalis
Aberdeen Lumber
John C. Meyers
Sophia Christianson
Hoquiam Shipyards
Hart-Wood Mill
Democrats Oppose Santo Domingo Treaty Policy Proposal
The piece argues that ratifying the Santo Domingo treaty would make the United States a global policeman for Caribbean and South American debts. It portrays Sen or Lodge’s defense as pushing a costly, entangling policy that risks war, boycotts of American goods, and loss of national pride. The editorial warns of longterm obligations and accuses some Democrats of supporting a dangerous expansion of power.
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Lodge
Santo Domingo
United States
Haiti
Caribbean Sea
Panama Canal
American Mediterranean
Venezuela
Nicarauguan Republic
Roosevelt
Fathers of the Republic
Washington
Lincoln
Democrats
Senate
Howells Backs Opposing Herrick Boss Rule
Joseph A. Howells editor of the Ashtabula Sentinel and brother of William Dean Howells says he will oppose the Cox Herrick reform effort to reelect Governor Herrick. He criticizes party bossism and distinguishes a leader from a boss in a New York Post citation.
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Joseph A. Howells
Wiliam Dean Howells
Ashtabula Sentinel
Jefferson, C
Republican Party
Cox-Herrick
Herrick
New York Post
Cain Named First Striker in Coal Trust Claim
Baer declares Cain the initial striker in the coal trust dispute. The text hints Cabal Cain as head of an early iron and coal combine while Noah allegedly controlled the shipping trust during a period of urgent demand for free ships.
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Coal Trust
Baer
Cain
Cabal Cain
Iron and Coal Combine
Noah
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