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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1910

Page

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Taxing the People for Navy Growth Under Taft Era

Clyde H. Tavenner argues the Senate's 133 million dollar Navy appropriation in peacetime forces higher living costs on working people through tariff and consumption taxes. He contrasts 1898 spending with current levels, criticizes wealthier elites for avoiding taxes, and notes the absence of a federal income tax without Democratic reform.

Washington Senate Customs Houses Internal Revenue Offices Taft Cleveland Messrs Rockefeller Morgan Et al Great Britain Germany France Japan Holland Austria Denmark Switzerland Australia New Zealand Congress Aldrich Clyde H. Tavenner

Aberdeen Wins Big in Tidelands Overture Court Rulings

The state supreme court sustained Aberdeen's right to proceed with extensive tide land improvements. It upholds using police powers to fill the downtown low district with harbor dirt to address sanitation and health concerns. The rulings also permit condemnation in support of the projects.

State Supreme Court Aberdeen Olympta Fullerton

Pessimistic View of U S Self Government and War Policies

Goodwin's Weekly essay condemns a political climate seen as frugal with peace, criticizes war prep costs, graft investigations, and gold control. It laments corporate dominance, party stagnation on merchant marine policy, and the effect on families and morals amid rising prohibition and social decay.

United States Troy Goodwin Salt Lake

Permit Required to Burn Slashings In Olympia

May 31 Olympia reported that starting today all persons who wish to burn slashings must obtain permits from the state fire warden or deputies. Fire wardens distributed warnings statewide. Forest patrols and deputized rangers may issue permits. Burning without a permit between now and October 1 violates the law.

Olympia Welty Fire Association Seattle

Spreckels Set to Reform National Politics in Campaign

Rudolph Spreckles arrives in Chicago with a new plan to reform politics business and labor nationwide. He outlines a two month Europe tour and a September reveal with brother Claus A. Spreckles of New York agreeing to back reform efforts aimed at ending widespread corruption.

Chicago Rudolph Spreckles San Francisco Claus A. Spreckles New York Federal Sugar Refining Company Europe United States Sugar Trust Illinois Claus Spreckels

Kittens Lead In Electric Park Games As Hoquiam Tops Aberdeen

The Kittens dominated the action at Electric Park last Monday with two games. Morning loss for Aberdeen 2 to 0 against Hoquiam. Afternoon attendance rose to about 600 as Hoquiam edged Aberdeen 4 to 1 with Captain Wells delivering a key left handed catch.

Hoquiam Electric Park Aberdeen Wells Raymond Salt Lake City

Pretty Aberdeen Wedding of Miss Marjory Girton and Mr Leon Bigelow

Quiet noon ceremony at the bride’s mother home in Aberdeen united Miss Marjory Girton and Mr Leon L Bigelow. Rev Charles McDermoth officiated as twelve relatives attended followed by a breakfast. The couple will reside in Aberdeen in apartments above the state bank building.

Frederick Wellington Loomis Carrie Elizabeth Wilson Presbyterian Church I .R. Prichard Lulu Magill Mendelssohn G. P. Hallerty W. Y. Croxall Minnie Cogger N. D. Coons Josephine Richmond Ruby Eubank Rosary C. S. Prescott F. M. Earnhardt St. Andrews Episcopal Church Lohengren John Wilson Margaret Davenport Ruby Wilson Henry Wilson Henry P. Wilson G. P. Hafferty KE. A. Philbrick Hoquiam M. Marr Seattle Klara Anderson Charles Holmer Watson A. West Joseph W. Barkley William Wilson Francis Wilson Daniel McGillicuddy Carl Nelson Finch Buiding Aberdeen North H Fourth Streets Marjory Girton Leon L. Bigelow Charles McDermoth Congregational Church J. J. Carney East Fourth Street Carney Aberdeen State Bank

Railway claims misconduct of jury over Vulcan works verdict

Grays Harbor & Puget Sound Railway seeks a new trial alleging juror misconduct after a verdict awarding Vulcan Iron Works $71 158 for river crossing access. Affidavits deny the charge, but plans to cross the Chehalis river proceed as workers begin north approach construction for the bridge.

Vulcan Iron Works Company Chehalis

Northern Pacific Schedule Changes Announced

The Northern Pacific will adjust train times before June 19. Aberdeen departures shift from 2:15 p.m. to 12:15 p.m. and the 10 p.m. arrival becomes 10:45 p.m. The changes follow updates to connecting trains at Tacoma.

Northern Pacific Aberdeen Tacoma

Bowes Denies Testimony in Condemnation Suit

D M Bowes states he was never a witness in the condemnation case brought by the Northern Pacific railway against the Vulcan Tron Works. He clarifies that at no time did he act as a witness for either side.

Union Pacific Vulcan Iron Works D. M. Bowes Northern Pacific Railway Company Vulcan Tron

City Council Approves Wide Range of Public Works

City officials approved defending Detective Church in a duty case and granted street repairs including Heron street bridge. They set bids for eight foot plank walks, approved several street improvements, and accepted improvements on L K G Third and Fourth streets.

Quackenbush Church Heron Street C. E. Stillwell Police Patrol System North Aberdeen Mayberry Bros William Dutcher Terrace Avenue Aberdeen Construction Company E Street South Second Street Wishkah River G Street Second Street Northern Pacific Railway B Street Second Sixth Street Washington Street Wishkah Street M Street Third Street Said Street Morgan Street Jeffries Street Haight Street Laura Stret Lafayette Street First Street Walline John Hegdale Fire and Water Committee Gamewell Company Furth Seattle James W. Parks O’hare O'Hare Moss Elder

Commercial Job Printing at Herald Printery

Announcement that the Herald Printery at 408 East Wishkah Street offers commercial job printing services at moderate prices.

Herald Printery East Wishkah Street

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Washington, News Republican Party the Herald The Herald Govinghlett W. J. Calhoun Peking John Hubbard China Calhoun Frank W. Rollins New Hampshire Port Loeb Spreckels Kittens Pet Aberdeen Eee Girton-Bigelow R. R the City Council
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