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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
5
A subscription notice explains rates for the Aberdeen Herald in Aberdeen Washington. It details annual and advance payment discounts, emphasizes Grays Harbor circulation leadership, and notes advertising contracts are void if circulation claims are untrue. It declares the paper as a city official publication.
The superior court ruled against the A J Stewart contract to build the road to the water works and city pumping station east of the city limits. The decision declares the bluff road not a public highway and for ten years has not been used as such. The city must seek a lower cost alternative to access the pumping station.
The article surveys American views on Canada annexation via tariff repeal, critiques Supreme Court decisions affecting Puerto Rico, notes federal probes into trusts, and cites Senator Foraker on preserving the flag, presenting a mix of foreign policy and domestic issues with a period voice.
Madame Pauli opens first class dressmaking at 156 Wishkah Street Aberdeen offering party gowns tailor made suits and family sewing with high quality work. A new hotel planned by Renton parties Thomas J. Thomas and John D. Jones to be built on Heron and K streets Aberdeen on a 100 by 130 foot site. The 50 by 100 foot, three story hotel will have 46 sleeping rooms with offices dining room bar and barber shop on the first floor and will follow a European plan.
The text argues over sovereignty and allegiance whether the flag should fly over American citizens or subjects. It notes Senator Beveridge’s Russia visit and a Supreme Court decision shaping political rights. Kansas Democrat J G Johnson rejects a party labeled as Republican. It calls bicycle tax opponents to petition to repeal the ordinance and references Clark County court declaring the law unconstitutional, suggesting council action aligned with wheelmen's wishes.
City Treasurer Clark presents a detailed balance sheet for general, overdrawn, bicycle, sewer, bond interest, and local improvement district funds. It lists cash balances April 1 and June 30, 1901, receipts from county treasurer and taxes, warrants redeemed, and overdrawn amounts across funds.
The Coronado sailed from the Anderson and Middleton yard for San Pedro. Jennie Thelin arrived Friday and loads at Aber deen Lumber for San Francisco. San Bernaventura arrived yesterday to load at Aberdeen Lumber for San Francisco. Fulton arrived Friday at Wilson mill and departed Monday with lumber for San Francisco. A J West loads at West Slade mill for San Francisco. Wm F Witzeman arrived last Thursday and loads at West Slade for San Francisco. Eldorado loads at West Slade for Honolulu. Kona loads at West Slade for Santa Rosalia. Guide arrived Monday and loads for San Francisco at American mill.
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The public is informed that the reward will be paid to anyone giving information leading to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who set fire to the buildings in the rear of the Koehler and Dabney blocks and to any building in the city. Mayor W. W. Anstiz issues the notice.
James B Nakada a Japanese interpreter arrived from San Francisco to assist an emigrant aboard the A J West. The emigrant with wife and sister in law faces a board of inquiry that denied the right to counsel despite Treasury rules granting counsel and setting appeal procedures. Attorney Cross represents the emigrant. The inquiry conduct by the immigration inspector is questioned for following unclear rules.
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