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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1909

Page

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Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Opens in Seattle

The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition opened in Seattle at noon with a grand ceremony after two years of planning. It cost about ten million dollars and showcases Alaska’s wealth from minerals fisheries and agriculture, plus regional trade potential and Western progress within a 1000 mile radius of Seattle.

Seattle Taft American Review of Reviews Pacific Northwest Alaska and Yukon Territories Pacific Ocean America Alaska- Yukon Seward Alaska

Cats Win At Home In Doubleheader Upset

Aberdeen jams into a pair of hot games winning one 1 to 0 behind Chinault a stellar but walk prone pitcher with eight walks while Pernell limits the Colts to four hits. Lejune and Adams made key plays in defense and Carr scored the deciding run in the twelfth after Swalm’s line drive settled center. The Cats stretch their home streak to nine straight. In Tacoma Governor Hay calls a special legislative session to review the state insurance department and other offices.

Black Cats Portland Seattle Pearl Casey Colts Chinault Julie Strieb Mickey O'Brien Julius Striek Pernell Pen Nell Wlejune Casey Adams Swarm Cats Aberdeen Pinnance Gough Carr Campbell Swalm Herbert Strieb Hay Tacoma Insurance Department

Tariff the trouble with the lumber market says Senator Polson

Senator Alex Polson, a major Northwest logger, warns tariffs affect Grays Harbor prosperity. He cites price cuts by Columbia River and Coos Bay mills to meet competition, risking 5,000 jobs, and urges swift tariff action to revive the industry and stabilize markets from Texas to the East.

Seattle Columbia River Coos Bay Oregon Grays Harbor Alex Polson Washington Hotel Senator Polson Northwest Smith Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle Company National Lumber Company Grays Harbor Lumber Company Texas

Chehalis County Exposition Opens in New Building

Chehalis County showcases lumber fisheries and agriculture in a new Palouse avenue building presided by Mrs. C. W. McKinley assistant to H. D. Chapman. Elk statues greet visitors while Indian baskets, fishing gear, and school displays fill booths ahead of Chehalis day on June 29 with queen and pageant and tribal races.

Seattle Chehalis County Palouse Avenue Chehalis C. W. McKinley McKinley

Schively’s Trial Set for June in Spokane

June 2 Spokane reports that J. H. Schively state insurance commissioner faces a grand jury indictment for perjury. Trial scheduled to begin June 8 with full Herald coverage anticipated.

Schively Spokane J. H. Schively

Publishers Resist Removal for Trial in Indianapolis

Editors Delavan Smith and Charles Williams of the Indianapolis News blocked removal to the District of Columbia for criminal libel over Panama canal graft claims. Judge Anderson ruled that evidence on malice differed between civil and criminal cases, requiring explicit malice for criminal action.

Indianapolis Ind Delavan Smith Charles Williams Indianapolis News District of Columbia Panama Canal Purchase Anderson

Striker Pay Move Tentative. Mills Trek Towards Compromise

Mill owners meet to offer yard workers two dollars a day with a twenty five cent raise from the strike. Mayor Benn acts as arbitrator and proposes compromise. Strikers vote to accept but agitators override. some report to work while most mills run short handed. Aberdeen Lumber Shingle and Union mills most affected. others improving. A permanent mill owners association may be formed to handle walkouts and related issues with officer elections planned.

E. B. Benn Aberdeen Union

Future of Party William J Bryan on Democracy

The article argues the Democratic Party can grow by embracing reform and remedial legislation amid Republican opposition. It predicts a possible Democratic win in the 1910 House, envisions new party leaders, and urges organization of Democratic clubs and a county Democratic paper to spread reformist literature and debate.

William J. Bryan Roosevelt Senate Republican House Mississippi Valley Democratic Party House of Representatives

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