Horace White Attacks Tariff Fallacies and Bank Bonds
Horace White condemns the treasury in issuing three percent certificates and canal bonds as graft for banks. He argues the move borrows from the public to lend to banks, exposing motives, officers, and the Roosevelt administration. The letter, dated November 19, appears from New York.
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Horace White
The
Evening Post
New York
Cortelyou
White
New York Evening Post
Treasury Department
Chicago
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Panama Canal
Spain
Jack Horner
Absurd Notions of Protectionists Debunked
Henry H. Harding argues that protectionist claims are fallacies. He asserts trade rests on mutual benefits of buying and selling, rejects the value of money over goods, and notes tariffs do not create wealth but distort effort and production.
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Henry H. Harding
Aberdeen Herald Briefs Feature Local Notes
Local briefs from Aberdeen Herald list community updates including council decisions and upcoming events. Sketched items touch on public notices, school activities, and minor civic matters across the city.
Civil Service Examination Notice at Aberdeen Post Office
An examination for clerk and carrier will be held at the post office on January 15. Requirements include ages 18 to 45 and marital status for clerks. Height at least 5 feet 4 inches and weight 125 pounds. Apply to Miss Blanche M. Albright in Aberdeen, Washington for blanks and full information. The Herald twice a week tells it all.
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Blanche M. Albright
Aberdeen
Wash
Herald
Aberdeen urged to resume business and invest to beat panic
In a bold call to residents, Frank G. Jones urges Aberdeen and Chehalis County to resume mills and logging, pay debts, invest, and keep money in banks. He argues local solvency, a real estate calm, and national panic avoidance through collective confidence and action.
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Aberdeen
Great Northwest
Landa
Chehalis County
New York
Frank G. Jonzs
Hoquiam Scandal Role Rejected Marshal McKinney Accusations
Frank Regan recounts the Hoquiam city marshal case detailing Mrs. Regan’s accusations of undue intimacy with McKinney, his assault on Regan, and Regan’s claim of political motives behind the allegations. Regan says McKinney had been groomed for sheriff and that the mayor and council pressed for resignation as part of political maneuvering.
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Hoquiam
Marshal McKinney
McIntyre
Frank Regan
Oregonian
Herald
Regan
McKinney
C. W. Hodgdon
Pettibone Acquitted in Steunenberg Case Boise Judge Orders Dismissal
In Boise Idaho on January 4 the prosecution in the Steunenberg murder case concluded for all but three defendants. Pettibone and Moyer were acquitted and released. Hawley signaled the state’s wish to enter a dismissal order. Orchard’s case awaits Caldwell term proceedings. Simpkins remains a fugitive.
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Boise
Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Jack Simpkins
George Pettibone
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Pettibone
Denver
Orchard
Steunenberg
van Duyn
Canyon County
Caldwell
Simpkins
Moyer
Wood
James H. Hawley
Registration Books Open for 1908 Primary and Municipal Election
The city clerk announces registration will open Thursday January 2 1908 at City Hall. Requirements include one year in the state ninety days in the county and thirty days in the ward or precinct. Foreign born must show final papers. Dated Aberdeen Washington December 30 1907 by City Clerk P F Clark.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Timber Cruise Topic Highlights State Tax Gains
President Thomas A. Parish of King County calls the State Assessors Association annual session to meet January 7 to 10 at North Yakima. The timber lands committee will discuss cruising timber for assessment, costs, and expected tax gains including King County results showing a $65,000 yearly increase on $38,000 spent. Committee members named are Assessors Carter, Hickok, Rowe, McDonald, Heath, and Munson.
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Thomas A. Parish
King County
State Assessors’ Association
North Yakima
Washington
Timber Lands Committee
Carter
Hickok
Rowe
McDonald
Heath
Munson
Loose-leaf System Printing and Ruling Highlighted
Herald Printery showcases loose-leaf systems for precise printing and ruling. Demonstrations emphasize durable bindings, consistent margins, and adaptable layouts for different ledgers and ledgers.
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Herald Printery
Tariff 2D Withdrawn Ends Northwest Lumber Battle
Local lumber men celebrate after receipt of tariff 2D supplement 12 which withdraws the proposed 2D raise on lumber and shingles shipments east of Illinois to New York Boston and Philadelphia. The old rates are restored and apply to cedar shingles fir and other lumber, ending the main clash with railroads though some overlap remains for shipments to New York Buffalo and Chicago.
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Seattle
Illinois
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Chicago
Hanford
Washington
Oregon
Washington & Oregon Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Family Reunion Aboard Joseph Redman to Melbourne
A party from Aberdonia traveled on the launch Joseph Redman to spend New Year’s Day in Melbourne for a family reunion. About 30 people attended including the Benn, Riemer, Kinnison, Hanson, MacLafferty, and Redman families with Merritt Woods among four generations at a bountiful dinner and a joyful day.
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Joseph Redman
Melbourne
Samuel Benn
Riemer
Leta Benn
Grant Kinnison
E. B. Benn
John Hanson
E. L. Mac- Lafferty
Redman
Merritt Woods
Mac- Lafferty
Hanson
The Herald Grips Gray’s Harbor Readers Widely
The Herald stands as Gray’s Harbor’s most widely read paper, trusted for local news and community updates across the region. Its broad reach reflects strong reader engagement and consistent coverage of area events.
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Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Advese
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Deen Herald
Civil Service Examination
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New York Herald
Shakespeare
Portland Oregonian
Politics
P. F. Clark
Cruising Timber Lands
COAST
Reuben Redman
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