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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1906
Page
1
City council faces a controversial Hasty Messenger Service ordinance tying up streets for 25 years without clear details. Critics accuse Councilmen Anderson and Hite of hypnosis by the proposal while demanding forfeiture clauses and cash penalties to ensure timely construction.
How to break up a cold in one or two days with remedies. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given hourly at first symptoms fights the cold and restores health within a day or two. Also promotes regular bowels with Dr King's New Liver Pills for stomach and bowels regulation.
Wanita Warta reports A A Armstrong of Chehalis county was hanged at the penitentiary at 5 26 yesterday morning. Death followed in twelve minutes and forty five seconds. He spoke briefly at the scaffold claiming injustice and premature execution. The crime was the murder of Robert Patton near Montesano three years ago over a boundary dispute.
Commencement week began with the Baccalaureate service at the Congregational church. Pastors from Lutheran, Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational churches participated. Music by Miss Nettleton Simons and Mr Powell Jacobson accompanied Supt. H M Cook who spoke on Requirements of the Age, reflecting on needs to keep pace with the times. The address was well received and the seniors of ’06 celebrate a grand start to commencement.
The Muriel Commerce Salano Honiupu Jessie Miner Sophia Christianson Tiverton and other schooners are loading at Michigan Slade Hart-Wood Aberdeen American Wilson mills for San Francisco or San Pedro. The Newsboy and W J Patterson are in port awaiting orders while Grace Dollar sits idle during a sailors strike. The Tiverton, an Independent line steamer, is unaffected by the strike.
Professor Maynard Lee Daggy has been secured by the school board to give the commencement address on Twentieth Century Education at the graduating exercises to be held tomorrow night in the Grand. Daggy, a noted educator, has lectured across the state and beyond, with a background from DePauw, Wisconsin, and the University of Washington.
Unknown numbers of users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel troubles and diarrhoea. They avoid testimonials but actively recommend the remedy to friends and neighbors. Evans Drug Co. sells it.
A schooner Fearless loaded at Wood mill Hoquiam sailed toward Guymas Mexico after crew disputes with the Sailors Union. A launch crew fired on the Fearless on June 2 and exchanged about 100 shots, later denied as a major engagement.
The Senior class day exercises occur tonight at the Congregational church with an 8 15 start. Program includes invocation by Dr Wilmot Whitfield trio the Haymakers high school girls chorus salutatory dessie Jeans oration Cornelius O McGillicuddy piano duet second Vulse iy arate Benjamin Godard Ops 56 Misses Laura Hubert and Mabel Larson history and prophecy Othelia R Rosing oration George M Whitfield violin solo Romance Golte man Miss Helen Parsons class essay Judith H Axland valedictory Ethel Jeans male quartet. Benediction by Rev C O Rosing. No fee at door and one division reserved for relatives. Snow Liniment ad follows.
The Royal Hawaiian Band of sixty musicians from Honolulu performs in a sixteenth United States tour under Captain H Berger. The show blends military, stringed, choir, glee club, mandolin, banjo and guitar sections with native vocalists, announced by manager J C Cohen.
Eleven year old Klemence Szynanski drowned after a raft of old doors overturned while four boys aged 10 to 12 played on the Wishkah river bank near the yard. Hardy Crandall rescued two others. Szynanski was recovered after about an hour. Funeral plans pending. Dr. Watkins attempted resuscitation for over an hour.
The Stewart family expresses thanks to all who offered kindness and sympathy after a bereavement. They note gratitude to God for a tender heart and to friends for comforting deeds and words. Signed Jean B. Stewart A. J. Stewart and Malcom Stewart.
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