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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1910

Page

4

Aberdeen Herald publication details and subscription notes

The Aberdeen Herald lists publication schedule every Monday and Thursday, address at 405 East Wishkah Street, Aberdeen Washington, contact number 5401, J. Carney as editor and proprietor. It notes second class mail status and subscription rates with advance payment, plus deadlines for ad copy and delivery notices.

WishKah Street Telephone Aberdeen Wash

Herald of Grays Harbor Leads Chehalis County Circulation Claim

The Herald proclaims itself the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County. Advertising contracts rely on the claim and payment may be terminated if the statement is not absolutely true.

Herald Grays Harbor Aid Chehalis County

Progressives Saved the Day in Washington Correspondence

The Indianapolis News credits Progressive Republicans in Congress with blocking Taft era policies. They claim progress prevented a harmful railroad bill and postal savings banks, enabled statehood and conservation efforts, and shifted leadership away from the old legislative order.

Washington Indianapolis News Congress Taft Old Guard

Dalzell Faces Backward Gaze on Tariff Fund Returns

The New York Evening Post notes Pennsylvanian Representative Dalzell named several protected manufacturers who donated $500 to $2000 for his primary renomination campaign. It argues such gifts reflect friendship tied to past favors and the political curse of tariffs shaping money and influence in Congress.

Dalzell Congress Pennsylvania New York Evening Post

Union Enjoined Against Interfering With Cathedral Interior Work

New York court permanently restrains the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners district council and officers from obstructing East Cambridge Mass firm’s interior construction contract for St. John the Divine Cathedral. Judge Ward holds workers may unionize and strike peacefully but may not threaten or block other employers or deter owners, builders, or architects. The ruling warns that ongoing labor versus capital strife could lead to involuntary servitude.

New York East Cambridge Mass Cathedral of St. John the Divine Morningside Heights Joint District Council of United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Ward United States Circuit Court

New Basket Weave Materials Offer Color Range

New basket weave fabrics arrive in Electric Blue King's Blue Wisteria and neutral tans browns and Reseda. They promise excellent serviceability and washability for everyday use in garments and home textiles.

Wisteria Old Rose Reseda

City Messenger adds two telephone lines in service

The City Messenger company announces two new telephone numbers 8931 and 5941 with one line always open. Call either number and Central will connect you. Jos Farrell notes the change.

City Messenger Company

Publisher's Notice and Local Editorial Gossip

The piece mocks newspaper circulation boasting and editor ethics, cites a mayoral candidate rumor about John Swift, and notes threats and interruptions to editorial work. It mentions Bill Whalen's burial in New Mexico and harsh editorials about another newspaper editor. It ends with a note on coolies in Borneo under indenture.

John Swift Bill Whalen New Mexico Bill

Digest of odd notes and a Northern Pacific rail schedule

A mixed fragment column includes culinary cautions about mushrooms and mushrooms not to re cook, a praise of the truffle, a museum quip about coconuts, a humorous exchange about running a newspaper, a Neptune fact, and a lengthy Northern Pacific train timetable with departures and arrivals for Seattle Tacoma and connected routes.

Northern Pacific Seattle Tacoma Points East Tr Harbor Limited Orosta Points Cosmopolis Portland Sea Eyres Fens Mos Ostro Malic Aa Iain

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Aberdeen Herald MO. J. Carney Tion Sam Kaufman New York City Locy Women's Home Journal Kaufman Bros Jos. Farrell Mar City Messenger Co Sarirdus Blue Hill Banner Washington Band New Borneo Goslies Jacob Chicago Tribune Neptune Herald Printery
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