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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1906
Page
4
The Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald, edited by JO J. Carney, notes it is the oldest Grays Harbor paper and boasts the largest Chehalis county circulation. It cites subscription rates and warns ads contracts are based on circulation figures, with funds forfeited if statements are untrue.
The Aberdeen Daily Bulletin mocks the council's 1 to 6 am saloon shutdown while arguing the measure is a police action to curb vice. The piece notes Aberdeen's shift from lumber camp to city, cites police costs from licensed dives, and urges principled enforcement over political showmanship.
The senate passed the rate bill on May 18 after February debate. Senator Bailey outlined three key errors: missing a valuation provision, failing to allow a rate stay until final court ruling, and keeping broad court jurisdiction beyond protecting constitutional property rights. He blamed both parties for the omissions and commissions.
Republican lawmakers push a bill to grant federal courts jurisdiction over election fraud cases while Democrats on the reporting committee oppose it citing potential federal state friction and historic concerns about federal election laws. They reference a repealed 15094 act aimed at restoring sectional harmony.
The speaker argues federal courts should not gain sole jurisdiction over election fraud cases, labeling such moves as corrupt partisan power grabs. Honest, independent voters are urged to condemn attempts to expand federal authority beyond constitutional intent.
At the Episcopalian Diocesan Convention in Indianapolis a unanimous plank denounces wealth greed and legal and ethical violations by the rich. The statement urges the church to denounce sins of the rich to preserve church influence and prevent Republicans from winning Indiana elections.
The Econ omist attacks standpatters and warns that tariff revision will hurt the party if Congress shifts toward Democrats. It cites Senator Bulkeley on money power and urges tariff barons to fund the GOP to block reforms, while praising the ICC and criticizing Lodge allies. The piece condemns Republicans as procrastinators and a scared lot in the fifty ninth congress.
A son arrived at Grays Harbor hospital for Mr and Mrs Herbert Ward and mother and child are well. Miss Tate Henry of Olympia visited at Moclips and Aberdeen friends. Al Meyer from Montesano entered St Joseph's hospital with a cut hand. Yeoman lodge plans a social at Odd Fellows hall next Wednesday. W O W held Memorial services and decorated graves with help from Circle members. Engineer C F W Scheive drowned at Hart Wood mill, body not recovered due to high tide. Douglas Bros foundry employs about 50, adding a new building. George Fisher’s San Francisco clothing store business rush continues. Aberdeen stores import goods from Seattle and Portland.
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble after using it for years. He says he never is without it and urges readers to buy now from Evans Drug Co. to be prepared before summer.
Multiple patients including ADDITIONAL LOCAL, J. H. Lucas and Al Moore receive care at St. Josephs hospital. Mrs. William Himbach discharged from Grays Harbor hospital. O H Egge of South Aberdeen admitted to St. Josephs yesterday. Fred McCullough admitted to Grays Harbor hospital Thursday. Children Day exercises held at Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Bail set for Maurice Grill 10 dollars and E R Nelson 15 dollars in police court. Mrs J Nevela, R Van Bibber and W Eastman discharged from St. Josephs Saturday. Mrs F Garland under treatment at Grays Harbor hospital returns home. Knights of Pythias meet in Congregational church with memorial address and music. Fred B Thompson, Aberdonian up from London, visits bedside of brother John Thompson at St. Josephs hospital.
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