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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
4
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald lists subscription rates and payment options with discounts for advance payments. It claims the paper as the oldest on Grays Harbor and notes advertising contracts are based on its circulation figures and may be forfeited if the claim is not true.
Mr Bristow fourth assistant post master general says he learned from the chief inspector that subordinates were told not to reference certain appointments as ordered personally by the postmaster general He claims he reported the irregularities to the postmaster general but says the facts remained hidden until 1993 when Seymour W Tulloch publicized them Bristow notes the issue hurts Republican support for the postmaster general and 144 election prospects.
The article previews Ida Tarbell's two part History of the Standard Oil Company in McClure's July issue. It notes the fall continuation will cover the trust through the present day and discuss issues sparked by the era. It also mentions a Serbian royal assassination aftermath and a harsh rebuke of barbarity, with readers urged to consider the brutality.
The piece cites Mr C arguing that counting an ex president's vote as betrayal could widen gaps in party allegiance. It notes Republican papers weighing the issue of a New York representative accepting favors and its impact on party regularity and voter omission.
The Republican Omaha Bee decries bribery in labor disputes. It argues that every walking delegate who takes bribes betrays his people and that bribe takers and bribe givers are equally condemned by law abiding citizens.
John Lintstrom signs to build a new steam schooner for Beadle Bros of San Francisco. The 179 by 36 foot ship will hold 14 feet 10 inches and carry over 60,000 feet of lumber at an estimated cost of around 65 thousand dollars. Grays Harbor Electric Co. plans to push the Hoquiam electric railway, with Carter and Gilroy beginning work next Monday on piling from Heron and Washington to F and Market, about 200 feet less than a mile.
Cholera infantum is described as dangerous yet curable with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil per bottle directions. The ad claims a certain cure and notes availability through all druggists.
For the occasion we will sell tickets July Sth to 1th inclusive to Chehalis and return at $2.35 good to return until July 13th F A Boupreac it Agent.
Grays Harbor Trades and Labor Council warns workers to stay clear of Fort Bragg California due to a mill strike involving oggers, common laborers, and mill men. Signed by St J P Dupe president and R N Moopy secretary.
Local reader Mr. G. L. Edwards of Wichita Kansas endorses Herbine for regulating the liver and bowels after ten years use. The advertisement notes a daily bowel movement supports health and that 50 cents buys the remedy at W B Paine Co. in Wichita.
The W. J. Patterson loads at American mill for San Pedro as A F Coats works at West & Slade for San Pedro. Annie Campbell loads at Michigan for San Francisco and Melrose at Anderson & Middleton for San Pedro. Edward West loads at West & Slade for South Africa. Muriel loads at West & Slade for Santa Rosalia Mexico. James H Brace loads at Bryden & Leitch for San Francisco. Jennie Thelin sailed from West & Slade for San Francisco. Frel E Sanders sailed from Anderson & Middleton for San Pedro. Fanny Adele sailed from Aberdeen Mills for San Francisco. Sailor Boy arrives, loads at Bryden & Leitch for San Francisco. Cheha arrives and loads at Aberdeen Mills for San. Santa Monica arrives and loads at American mill for San. Mahukoma drops down bay and loads for Australia by deck lighters.
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