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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1909

Page

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Legislative Gossip Braces For Crunching Session

Olympia reports a tense legislative endgame as the senate nears the halfway mark on the criminal code bill. Rail terminal tax questions split rail interests and counties while chattel lien measures move forward in the house. Embalmer regulations and a firemen pension bill advance, with the new educational code set for Monday night debate.

Olympia Senate Railroad Commission Tax Commission Scott Shhively Erickson Pierce County McGregor Benton County Thayer House Committee On Revenue and Taxation Representative Stone

Card of Thanks from the Melrose Family

We thank friends for their presence flowers and music shown in our hour of sorrow. W. M. Melrose Mildred Melrose.

W. M. Melrose

Steel War Motives Rob the Market as Steel Trust Slashes Prices

The Steel Trust cut prices last week triggering a Wall Street sell off and fears it aims to cripple competitors and influence tariff policy. Analysts question motives while steel stocks plunged from prior highs with Republic Iron and Steel also dropping sharply.

New York Steel Trust Wall Street Louisville & Nashville Trust Taft Congress Corporation Steel Common

Timbermen Meet in Tacoma Discuss Tariff Fight

At the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers association gathering in Tacoma the Port Blakeley Mill's D E Skinner reported optimistic prospects for preserving protective lumber tariffs. A one day output levy funded a campaign, with Griggs Long and Ames named to a new aid committee. Standing committees named: Grays Harbor area members over freight rates, tariff revision, cargo inspection, statistics and labor, transportation and markets.

Tacoma Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Tacoma Commercial Club D. E. Skinner Port Blakeley Washington D. C Everett G. Griggs George S. Long E. G. Ames Grays Harbor Gee H. Emerson Hoquiam W. B. Mack Aberdeen A.Y.P E. O.mclaughlin

Market declines across rail, steel, and industrials prompt broad losses

From 218-4 to 17 1-2, preferred fell 41-2 to 75 1-2. Colorado Fuel dropped from 375-8 to 301-2, Railway Steel Spring down 1 to 421-2, Pressed Steel Car lost 11-2 to 34. All sections nearly demoralized with rail shares and industrials selling in large quantities. Prices fell one two and three points from Friday. The market ended with little improvement over the low est figures.

Colorado

Aberdeen Herald Notes Fine Job Printing at Moderate Prices

The Aberdeen Herald highlights its printing services offering quality work at affordable rates for local orders. It promotes reliable turnaround and competitive pricing to attract customers seeking cost efficient printing solutions.

Additional Judges Pushed for Western Oregon Districts

Washington Feb 27 The bill to add a federal judge for the Western District of Washington becomes law and includes a provision for an extra judge in Oregon. Senator Fulton of Oregon could join the bench after March 4. House opposition shifted after efforts by Senators Lodge and others led to a conference and a rising vote of 140 to 56. The conference report is to be adopted by the Senate Monday and signed by the President promptly.

Washington Oregon Charles W. Fulton Fulton House Committee Harry C. Lodge Massachusetts House James R. Mann Illinois Senate

Trust heads Booth and Robins indicted in Chicago bank fraud

W Vernon Booth president of the so called fish trust A Booth Co and F Robins former assistant treasurer were indicted for conspiring to steal 300000 from the Continental Bank of Chicago. The firm faces 6 million in liabilities with assets around 3 million. Robins described false bank statements used to bolster credit, keeping the true condition hidden from the public for a month after Continental was notified.

Booth The Fish Trust Chicago W. Vernon Booth A. Booth & Co F. Robins Continental Bank of Chicago Roberts Robins Continental Bank

Advisors Selected to Complete Taft Cabinet

New York report states Franklin McVeagh of Illinois accepted the treasury secretary post, completing Taft’s cabinet. The lineup includes Knox, McVeagh, Dickinson, Wickersham, Hitchcock, Wilson, Ballinger, and Nagel, with Taft awaiting full cabinet proclamation.

Taft Franklin McVeagh New York Chicago Mr. Taft New York City

Tariff on Lumber Cuts Rough Lumber Duty in Half

Washington February 27 The Ways and Means Committee recommends reducing the duty on rough lumber from two dollars to one per thousand feet. The majority vote supports the cut, while the minority favors placing all lumber on the free list. The panel has not set duties for high grade lumber. The lumber trade fears Canadian cheap wood could flood U S markets if rough lumber were free.

Washington, D. C House of Representatives Ways and Means Canada

Grays Harbor Record Briefs

A twice weekly transcript covers happenings on Grays Harbor including local events, notices, and brief community items. The column highlights community life and recurring notes from the Aber district.

Grays Harbor

Tariff Reform Gains Momentum as Indianapolis Meeting Opens

The Indianapolis convention signals broad support for immediate tariff revision with manufacturers uniting to curb the Protective Tariff League. J. W. Van Cleave rebukes the league for shaping conventions and cabinet posts, while calls grow to reduce duties on raw materials and speed legislation. If reform stalls, voters may punish pledge breakers in the next elections.

Washington Indianapolis J. W. van Cleave American Protective Tariff League Taft Congress Root Germany National Association of Manufacturers Wilbur F. Wakeman League

Chehalis County souvenir card design contest announced

The Chehalis County A.Y.P. Exposition invites entries for a souvenir postal card design with a week’s Seattle hotel stay and expo admission as the prize. Submissions must be sealed and sent to H. D. Chapman in Aberdeen by 6 p.m. on Wednesday March 10.

Chehalis County A.Y.P. Exposition Lumber Exchange Building Aberdeen Washington

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Tennant Calkins Mildred Melrose Republic Iron and Steel Common Trariff Senator Hopkins Dan WE L McCutcheon Chicago Tribune Abderdeen Herald Bill Protective Tariff League Manufacturers’ Association Ces American Tariff League
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