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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1905
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald proclaims itself the oldest paper in the county with editor and proprietor Ciarceyd at the helm. Rates and notices appear, signaling the paper’s role in local business and community affairs.
A local newspaper critiques a move to secure a library building, suggesting the effort serves broader purposes. The piece cites Major L A Abbott’s praise and questions the city’s financing and timing for a Carnegie library site. Kingly matters and other city issues, including a San Domingo arbitration, are touched in this broad, mixed-issue column.
Numerous schooners and a steamer are listed loading at mills and in port for destinations including San Francisco, San Pedro, China, Santa Rosalia, and Port Los Angeles. The article also notes political talk about forming a new chamber of commerce and urges unity over rivalries to benefit the city.
A California man touted a 5 percent return scheme claiming training would harvest profits. The plan allegedly involved investors passing money through a Wall Street placeholder, but authorities indicate the scheme lacks viability and will fail.
The Washington Post notes LaFollette aligns with Roosevelt on rail rate regulation amid Democratic pressure. It suggests a possible future division in Congress between indicted and non indicted members as the political landscape shifts.
A column cites Mrs John A Young of Clay New York describing severe liver and stomach illness with neuralgia and poor appetite. She credits Electee Eitere as the remedy that quickly relieved and cured her condition under a Red Cross Pharmacy guarantee.
Mrs Hulda Toklas Kaufman died after a brain failure eight days after a cancer surgery. Born in Kempen Germany on March 28 1848 she came to Olympia with husband Na than G Kaufman in 1885 and resided here since. Survived by husband four brothers and a sister, funeral held in Olympia and Seattle with Jewish rites. The Herald offers condolences to Mr Kaufman.
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