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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1906
Page
4
The Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald notes publication days and presses its claim of Grays Harbor circulation. Subscription prices are listed with cash-in-advance terms and a disclaimer that contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are not absolute.
The Oregonian argues that identifying Republican principles requires looking at what leaders advocate. It cites Roosevelt as leader and criticizes Belmont Ryan and Gorman for backing railways, insurance, and finance. The piece notes Aldrich as campaign funder guiding party policy.
The speaker says a tariff revision demand by the voters could elect a House favoring change. He urges tariff revision supporters to back Democratic candidates for the House. The column questions GOP leaders in Massachusetts and other states and what moves by Cummins and Democrats could shift votes and disrupt party lines.
McClure's Magazine for June highlights Andre Castaigue's best work in the new Kipling series. Other artists include P. W. Ivory E. Dalton Stevens Frederic D. Steele and George A. Shipley. Also See Topley illustrated with portraits and rare photographs.
The Minneapolis Journal notes the Aldrich crowd appears in good humor despite being described as whipped by the railroad rate legislation conflict. The remark reflects partisan tension between the White House and Senate faction over rail rate policy.
While some doubt lingers, authorities say it is too soon to declare the paper trust dissolved. Officials emphasize ongoing investigations and cautions against premature conclusions about the organization's fate.
Jim Hill announces a future railway project in Canada using American made steel rails at a reportedly reasonable figure. He targets cost efficiency while pursuing cross border supply.
J. Augustus Heinze states he does not want to run for the Montana senate, changing political expectations as legislators in Helena monitor the developing situation. Local observers note the move alters alliances and possible party dynamics.
A $10,000 collection of life size body models illustrating all organs in health and disease will be on display in Wishkah street Aberdeen. The exhibit runs for two weeks starting Wednesday May 2 with doors open from 4 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The Aber deen Semi weekly Herald announces its pricing and publication cadence. It lists a yearly subscription price of $2.00 and a lower rate of $1.50 for ads, indicating a reader offer and advertising plan.
Mrs. O C Fenlason and son Clayton return home from Grays Harbor hospital in Hoquiam. W H Pearson and B J Garman travel to Seattle for the Grand Lodge of S O O F convening there tomorrow. John D Farrell appears before Judge Drake for street fighting. fined 15 dollars and assigned street labor due to funds. Rev Chas Melermoth travels to Hoquiam to assist in funeral services for E W Karr’s son. J W Haddock, barber, acted erratically, set fire in jail bedding, then sent to Montesano and committed to the insane asylum.
Vessels including the Muriel Salano Chas Falk A B Jackson A B Johnson Henry Wilson Sophia Christianson Jessie Miner Norwood Chehalis and others load at mills for San Francisco San Pedro and related routes with arrivals and departures noted along the harbor.
San Francisco June 2 The United Shipping and Transportation Association rejects a $5 per month wage increase demand from the Sailors Union citing higher wages on the Pacific coast. Sailors report nominal wages of 45 dollars but with overtime actual pay ranges 65 to 100 dollars monthly, averaging 75 dollars. Fifteen coastwise ships are idle as crews refuse to sign for another voyage until the union acts next Monday.
A notice in Chehalis county offers a reward for accurate information on any trespass or timber cutting on a long list of described lands. The contact appears to involve George L. Fiertz of Detroit Michigan.
The notice notes Aberala priced at $1.67 a year with an annual rate mentioned. It appears as a brief pricing snippet from a newspaper page segment.
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