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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1909

Page

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Foraker Attacks Roosevelt as Firebrand in Senate

Senator Foraker of Ohio denounces President Roosevelt over using 15000 to hire detectives in the Brownsville affair. He accuses Roosevelt and Taft of illegal espionage and misuse of funds, threatens consequences after March 4, and introduces a treasury expenditure inquiry into the 3,000,900 emergency fund.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Congress Senator Foraker Ohio Tenor Foraker Brownsville Senate Mr. Roosevelt Secretary of the Treasury Foraker Taft

Grand Army Officers Elected at George Crook Post

At the regular meeting of George Crook Post No. 63 officers were elected for the coming term. Commander P. L. Roberts, senior vice commander William Lord, quartermaster C. F. Beltz, O D J S Ingram, W C Pasco physician William Lupton Q M S A Hopkins sergeant major L L Trask chaplain George Woodruff delegates J B Haynes L S Davidson inspector J M Birmingham.

George Crook P. L. Roberts William Lord C. F. Beltz S. Ingram O. G W. C. Pasco William Lupton A. Hopkins L. L. Trask George Woodruff B. Haynes L. S. Davidson J. M. Birmingham

Grays Harbor Aberdeen Herald Transcripts Happenings

A twice weekly transcript from Grays Harbor notes local occurrences. The Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald provides updates on community events, business, and notices in concise items for readers.

Grays Harbor Aberdeen Herald

Shingle Mills Closer Lift Prices Rise in Seattle

Seattle reports voluntary and forced mill closures curtail supply and push shingles prices up to 1.85 per carload of good stock. Most mills are shut until March 1, with light local stocks and eastern inventories held in Minnesota. Transport delays and coast mill actions influence price differentials and trading activity.

Seattle Minnesota

Train Derailed Near Olympia After Landslide

The Northern Pacific passenger train from Seattle derailed near Olympia when a landslide slid across the track at the big cut south of Olympia. The engine plunged into Puget Sound, baggage and mail cars were thrown off, and engineer Wyandt suffered the worst injuries with both legs crushed. Fireman bruised but not seriously. Train reached Aberdeen by 2 AM after routes via Centralia and Tenino.

Grays Arbor Northern Pacific Railway Seattle Big Cut Olympia Northern Pacific Port Townsend Sound Wyandt Centralia Tenino Aberdeen

Steamer Chehalis Collides Three Times in Hoquiam Run

The Chehalis arriving from San Pedro collided with the Northern Pacific pier and marine ways before striking the E. K. Wood mill causing mooring lines to break and the ship to drift. San Jacinto sustained about $1,000 damage and will discharge cargo for repairs.

Chehalis Hoquiam San Pedro E. K. Wood Mill Jacluh San Jacinto

McGillicuddy Appointed Deputy U S Marshal in Alaska

Senator Piles appointed Don McGillicuddy as deputy United States marshal in Alaska. At 22 he will be among the youngest in federal service. He graduated from Aberdeen High School and has studied at the state university.

Piles Don McGillicuddy United States Alaska McGillicuddy Aberdeen High School

Logged-off Lands in Western Washington Study

The Harry Thompson report on the logged off land problem in Western Washington will be distributed soon. It covers 8,700,000 acres total, 5,000,000 with marketable timber, 429,000 acres cultivated, and 2,352,000 acres logged off eligible for clearance. Costs per acre range from 35 to 200 dollars, averaging about 100, with new clearance methods to be tested against donkey engines and dynamite.

Washington Harry Thompson

Cosgrove Will Come to Take Oath in Olympia

Gov elect S. G. Cosgrove is expected to arrive in Olympia Monday to take the oath in his private car. Mrs. S. G. Cosgrove states preparations are not yet planned and Cosgrove will likely return to southern California for ongoing treatment after the ceremony.

Olympia S. G. Cosgrove Howard Cosgrove Cosgrove Paso Robles Cal Howard G. Cosgrove California

Meralé Weekly Edition Phrase Fragment

Fragmentary OCR note references a twice weekly Meralé publication line. No clear events or names are readable. The snippet offers limited context to identify a person, place, or action.

Two Hoquiam Boys Die In Drowning Tragedy In Slough

Two bodies recovered from Campbell's slough after the December 31 drowning of three Hoquiam boys while hunting near the lower harbor. James Burrows and Loren Cogdill were found. Harry Seaborn's rifle was recovered. Parent theory cites a drifting boat and a misjudged crossing of a small slough, leading to the fatal capsize. James Burrows to be cremated in Portland. Loren Cogdill funeral held at Hoquiam Presbyterian Church.

James Burrows Loren’ Cogdill Campbell’s Slough Hoquiam O. P. Burrows Campbell's Slough Loren Coeghill Harry Seaborn Purrows Burrows Campbell’s Portland Hot Lake Loren Cogdill Hoquiam Presbyterian Church Laurie

Peruna Almanac Promises Astrology Insights 1909

The Peruna Company of Columbus Ohio offers a 1909 almanac with standard astronomical content plus astrology features. It includes mental characteristics for each zodiac sign and lists of lucky and unlucky days, available free to readers who request the almanac.

Peruna Peruna Co Columbus

Fine Job Printing at Moderate Price in Wderdeon

Local printer Wderdeon Mergalf offers affordable printing services with quality work for small businesses and individuals. Flexible options include copies, pamphlets, and business cards. Contact details provided for orders and quotes.

Chamberlain Chosen for U S Senator by Oregon Legislature

In Salem Oregon supporters secure a 53 vote tally to elect Governor George E Chamberlain as United States senator. House votes 34 to 19 and Senate 19 to 7 with 1 Republican and 3 Republicans also recorded. one unpledged representative explains voting to honor constituents will. Some backers regret the outcome but follow election law terms.

Salem Ore George KE. Chamberlain United States House Senate Chamberlain Fulton Cake Bean Muncy Coos Curry Charles W. Fulton

Senator Wesley L. Jones Ratified by Legislature

Congressmen Wesley L. Jones won every Republican vote in both chambers and will face a brief joint session tomorrow to formalize his election. Senate tally shows Jones 39 with Cotterill 1 and Goodyear 1. House tally 89 for Jones with 5 for Cotterill and 1 for Goodyear. total 128 to 6 with 2 absentees.

Olympia Wesley L. Jones House Senate Jones Cotterill Goodyear

City Council approves budget and defers street upgrades

Aberdeen council sustained Building Inspector Hills, refused Dabney’s permit for a second story addition on Wishkah street, and tabled East Heron and Newell street improvements. Several road projects were approved including 20 foot roadways on Thornton First Jeffries and other streets, with reassessment of North F street and Starfire alarm system contract considered.

Hills R. T. Dabney Wishkah Street East Aberdeen East Heron Newell Wilson Bros. & Co East Heron Street Thornton First Jeffries Streets Second Oak Wooding Congress Street North F Street McDougall John Heydale J. M. Bowes Veysey Jane KH. Haight Alexander Cub Saloon Weatherwax Hart Ingram Market Street Market Wishkah Crioyen Hoquiam Bowes

Pleasant wedding at Leonard home with Leonard and Wiggins

Miss Ethel Leonard and Mrs. M J Wiggins wed last night at 116 West Fourth Street in a ceremony led by Rev F F W Greene. Only relatives attended, and guests presented the couple with practical gifts. The couple will start housekeeping at Mrs Wiggins mother’s home as she leaves tomorrow for Seattle.

M. H. Leonard West Fourth Street Ethel Leonard M. J. Wiggins F. F. W. Greene St. Andrew's Church Wiggins

Solid Oak Sideboard for Sale at 315 East Fourth Street

Second hand sideboard offered at low price. Solid oak construction, described as in good condition. Located at 315 East Fourth Street.

East Fourth Street

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