Fragmentary OCR Note on Court Case Details
An incomplete OCR snippet mentions a court action involving a person or entity and a referenced fore said Y. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics or stakes.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1897
Page
1
An incomplete OCR snippet mentions a court action involving a person or entity and a referenced fore said Y. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics or stakes.
The readable fragments refer to dates in July and April and mention forces and hires. Specific names or places are not clear. The text lacks coherent context or events to summarize into a complete news item.
Fragmentary OCR text from a North e district notice mentions public action and local authorities. The readable portions reference county section and a public notice context with unclear specifics.
The piece surveys tariff arguments on coal and lumber, criticizes protectionist logic, and cites the New York Sun and local papers. It contrasts potential miner gains with the burden on workers, questions who benefits, and warns about Alaskan gold speculation.
The piece notes a push by Republicans in Congress to grant a one cent bounty on sugar, blocked by Democrats. It remarks on Hoquiam rock bids for a jetty, and reports Columbia river cannerymen cutting Chinook salmon prices from four to three cents and P. J. McGowan’s cannery threatening closure unless fish prices fall.
ILOQUIAM HOQUIAM Diamond 8 and Monte sano s will play ball at Hoquiam grounds next Sunday at 2 p m Geo H Emerson and family have gone to Quinault lake for a month outing and to escape Hoquiam water Charley Burton injured at Polson Bros logging camp brought to St David hospital Miss Lila Armstrong of Seattle arrived for painting at N B Meriweather gallery D of R went to Aberdeen for initiation Evergreen D of R Mr A L Hurd dentist from Auburn reports business good Hoquiam Diamond 8 beat Aberdeen first nine 6 to 2 Aberdeen second nine beat Hoquiam Diamond 8 8 to 2 David McMillin of Northwestern Lumber Co departs for the Klondike five mills on Coos Bay only Simpson running most logging chimps shut down.
Aberdeen column reports a drive for an Old Soldiers Colony with free homesteads, urging the government to set aside land for veterans to own and cultivate, arguing current pensions fall short and many veterans are homeless. It calls for public support and letters to a designated advocate.
The Aberdeen City Council orders the filling of Newell Street between First and Third streets with sawdust to create an eight foot wide two foot high public roadway. Bids will be let to the lowest bidder after notice. funds come from the General Fund. bids due July 28, 1897. publication in the official newspaper.
Theodore Wores describes Chinese families in Chinatown with fond regard for their children. He observes well behaved, happy youngsters who dress brightly for New Year and holidays, carry infants on their backs, and enjoy generous pocket money for toys and candy. The author contrasts these scenes with broader neighbor attitudes.
An ordinance of Aberdeen Washington establishes Local Improvement District No 12 for D street from First street to Randall street. It fixes grade by First street, caps costs at 490 dollars, designates assessments on property fronting the street, and provides for liens and foreclosure with a five day effect after publication.
Information time cards maps and tickets available from O. E. SuAut Aberdeen agent and A D Charlton assistant general passenger agent Portland Oregon. Contact 255 Morrison street corner Third for details on Northern Pacific Steamship Co routes through Tacoma to Japan and China.
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