Judge Black Seeks Democratic Governor Nomination
Everett judge W. W. Black announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. A Snohomish County jurist with past roles at national conventions and a platform committee, he urges Democrats to vote in their primaries to keep party integrity and fairness.
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Everett
W. W. Black
Superior Court of Snohomis
Black
Iletter
Platform Committee
Haltimore
S Iohiemish
Snohomish
Congress
Jie
Itu
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Judge Black
Coiner May Not Be Confirmed For U S Attorney Western Washington
Washington July 27 Beverly W Coiner of Tacoma faces confirmation opposition from insurgent Roosevelt faction and Sen Borah. A recess appointment may be needed if Taft backs Coiner's nomination amid opposition from Poindexter and others. Dems urged primaries to nominate capable candidates and win statewide support, including Judge Black for governor.
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Beverly W. Coiner
Tacoma
United States
Senate
Taft
Conner
Roosevelt Party
Borah
Idaho
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Chicago
Coiner
Jones
Poindexter
Specialist for Men Promises Cure for Bladder and Kidney Ailments
Dr Messer at 122 E Heron St 2nd Floor advertises treatment for bladder kidney diseases piles fissure fistula abscesses and skin and bowel illnesses. Claims relief for middle aged men with bladder trouble and gravel and cures for young men with blood poison restoring vitality. Promotes German remedy 606 and states 20 years experience with 20 000 treatments. Office hours daily with Sundays. Aberdeen Wash.
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E. Heron St
DR. Messer
E. Heron 8&T
Advertisers Seek Space in The Herald
The Herald reports local advertisers courting space across print and online platforms. Marketing teams outline budgets and campaign goals as businesses aim to reach readers with promotional inserts and sponsored content.
Old Soldier Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
A. K. Smith of Erie Pennsylvania a war veteran says he suffered years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble before using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He calls them great and recommends them for stomach liver or kidney trouble at 25 cents at all druggists.
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A. K. Smith
Erie
Street rename eyed to ease prejudice in the district
An apprehensive citizen urges action to ease prejudice against Wall Street. Dustin Stax responds that relocating business is unlikely but suggests renaming the street to reduce stigma in the District. Washington Star
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pallenUrug DougOut
Wall Street
Dustin Stax
Washington Star
Ambitious Fundraising Plan Attracts Philanthropist Help
A dialogue shows an effort to raise 100000 dollars with a philanthropist offering to contribute a quarter. Mr Titewad considers converting a quarter by offering to change a half, per the housekeeper.
The Ghostly Quip in a Century-Old Exchange
A fragment from a styleful exchange features a ghost declaring the hour has struck and a materialist retorting it was worked to death long ago. A judge and St Bernard quotation frame the moral of self-damage and resilience.
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Jessup
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph A. Lynch
Absentee Management in Modern Corporations
President Lowell of Harvard argues that absentee ownership mirrors Ireland’s merciless overseers. He says stockholders rely on indifferent managers, prioritizing dividends over worker conditions, and warn that without improved service and duty, the evils will persist.
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Onch
Minn
Lowell
Llarvard
Australian Homesteads Offer Hope For British Settlers
Victorian government promotes immigration to Australia by offering subsidized land and housing. Prospective settlers receive 60 percent capital support for improvements, 80 percent of passage money in top cases, and up to fifteen seats to cover housing on contracts of thirty one years at four and a quarter percent interest.
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British Isles
Australia
Victoria
Melbourne
Responsibility of Education and Burden of Obligation
President fubben of Princeton urges that education should not settle for material gain. He argues true success hinges on recognizing and meeting humanitys needs, shoulder ing the burden of obligation with courage and service.
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Fubben
Princeton
Elderberry Uses and Remedies From Old Time Homes
Elderberries are plentiful and once highly valued for remedies and flavoring. The article describes making Elderberry Cordial, Tart fillings, Jelly blends with apple or grape juice, and Elderberry Ketchup with spices and vinegar, plus serving ideas and traditional cautions.
Caution urged on testimonials and endorsements
The article argues that most testimonials mislead and inflate claims, noting endorsements reflect the giver's reputation as much as the recipient. It warns that recommendations often stretch facts and omit key details, underscoring the conscience and integrity required in praise. A final odd sentence mentions Africa.
Aberdeen reader testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills
A Aberdeen Washington resident Mrs O R Coyle credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing kidney trouble and preventing serious attacks. She endorses the remedy and urges others to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name loans and take no other.
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Aberdeen
O. R. Coyle
E. Wishka St
Wash
Dean
Price & Cents
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Scenery In The Bering Sea Shows Strange Rock Formations
A navigator describes the Be ring sea near St. Matthew Island with volcanic fragments rising from white foam. Loose spires cathedrals and grotesque figures form a grotesque coastline while rocks look like antediluvian giants and odd beasts perched above the sea.
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Banat
Wilras
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First Case Before a Jury Leads to Court’s Permission
A young attorney, in his debut before a jury, uses scattered college facts to frame his argument. The judge’s weariness prompts the exchange, and the court permits him to proceed, noting pleasure has long been absent.
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New York Tribune
Sargent Portrait Story Stirs Philadelphia Dinner Crowd
An art expert at a Philadelphia dinner recalls a tale about Sargent painting a local woman. The coachman judged the finished piece saying it would be better if it were different, but warned changing it would ruin the work.
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Philadelphia
Sargent
Architectural Affects and Misread Building Names
The article notes misread and stylistic misattributions in several city landmarks. Philadelphia hosts the Mutual United Insurance building, New Orleans features Tertouta, Chicago the Tribune, and multiple clvic structures appear in New York and Boston due to decorative scholarship rather than font errors.
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Mutual United Insurance
Philadelphia
Tertouta
New Orleans
Tribune
Chicago
Clvic
New York
Boston
Christing Science Monitor
Retired stage comedian laments toll of fame and fatigue
A dialogue captures a veteran performer named Rantaway choosing to retire after years of applause and fatigue. A friend urges him to stay, but the performer declares exhaustion from being struck figuratively and literally, preferring quiet departure.
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Rantaway
Old Man
Emotions Never Return Once They Die
The quote notes that emotions are born and die without revival, a universal claim that joy or despair cannot be resurrected once faded, leaving only a phantom memory behind.
Rail timetable fragments for Seattle Tacoma Portland Aberdeen
Train schedules show arrivals and departures for multiple routes in the Pacific Northwest. It lists trains 6nd 322 321 865 323 and gasoline motor car services with stations at Seattle Tacoma Portland Aberdeen McCleary Elma and Centralia along with times for departures and arrivals. The entry includes through Portland coach connections to Centralia and indicates service numbers No 2 and No 1 with corresponding times.
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Portland
Tacoma
Aberd
Aberdeen
McCle’ry
Elma
Aberde
M. v. McCle'ry
Centralia
C.B. B
BH. CO
Public Accountant T H Hill Offers Audited Books
T H Hill public accountant announces books audited and kept with office systems installed at 513 East Wishkah, telephone 288 for service.
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T. H. Hill Public Accountant
East Wishkah
Aberdeen street map fragment lists streets and mills
A fragmented OCR shows numerous Aberdeen area street intersections and named mills including Highland Home City Hall Thornton Sixth Prospect Terrace N P pot Jefferson Simpson Wilson Slade Second Stanton F and Market American Mill G Wishkah Heron Second Fourth River M Market H Hume River Broadway Heron Third Sixth Division Michigan River Hume Washington Western Mill Market Washington Curtis Clark Evans Front Shingle Co Curtis & Aberdeen Bumber Shingle Co. Tinian
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Aberdeen
Highland Home
Thornton & Sixth Streets
Prospect & Terrace
Jefferson & Simpson Ave
Wilson Mill
Slade Mill
Second
Division
Heron
Michigan
River St
Hume
Washington St
Western Mill
Market
Curtis & Clark
Curtis & Evans
Curtis
Front St
Bumber & Shingle Co
Tinian
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