Aberdeen Herald Publishing Details and Rates
Published every Monday and Thursday at 408 East Wisukah Street MO J Carney editor and proprietor Entered at the Aberdeen Washington post office as second class mail matter Subscriptions rates One year fifty cents six months Three months One year cash in advance Readers are asked to report missed papers and copy for ads must be in by Saturday noon for Monday issue and Wednesday noon for Thursday issue The Herald claims the oldest paper on Grays Harbor and largest circulation in Chehalis county Advertising contracts based on circulation. payment forfeited if the claim is not true.
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The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Is Mr Roosevelt sure a ship subsidy needs tariff revision
The New York World questions Roosevelt on revising the Dingley schedule as a first step toward an adequate ship subsidy. It cites a 1901 Transport report showing US steel plate prices higher than Britain's, with Britain sometimes cheaper, and notes the Steel Trust keeping price gaps and competing with English shipbuilders while paying freight from Pittsburgh.
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The
New York World
Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Pittsburg
Cloverdale Water Works Profits Highlight Municipal Ownership
Ever ett Robison of Los Gatos notes Cloverdale bought and enlarged its water system, built a new sewer network from water receipts, and by January reported a net profit of 3000 dollars after expenses. He argues the record proves municipal ownership can improve service and finances.
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Everett Robison
Los Gatos
California
Robison
Cloverdale
Public Demand for Names of Subsidized Papers in Oil Trust Ads
The ICC report on Standard Oil accuses the company of buying ad space to publish reading matter by agents paid at advertising rates. The New York Evening Post urges disclosure of the journals subsidized in this way, asking why the commission withholds the names.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil Trust
Standard
New York Evening Post
Commission
Postal Commission Recommends Lower Mail Transport Rates
The joint postal commission begins with a recommendation to cut railroad rates for mailing services to an equitable level. The government holding Mr. Rockefeller's new wig until duties on a larger invoice are paid is noted as significant to oil users.
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Joint Postal Commission
Mr. Rockefeller
Panama appropriation one third spent still seeking director
One third of the Panama appropriation has been spent and officials are still seeking a capable person to take charge of the project.
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Panama
Crafty critique of ship subsidy graft in national policy
The New York Journal of Commerce debunks the ship subsidy scheme describing it as graft that benefits capital combinations with public funds while offering no real aid to American merchant marine or foreign trade. The paper urges public awakening and rejection by legislators.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Possible need for more money despite circulation rise
The Wall Street Journal notes a substantial rise in money in circulation during the year yet points to ongoing stringency. It cites that per capita circulation grew little relative to total money, while railway earnings bank clearings and trade volumes grew faster. The piece questions the 1896 claim of abundant money and recalls the call for money of better quality, not quantity.
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The
Wall Street Journal
County officials face renewed push for courthouse project
A noisy group again pushes a new county courthouse at high cost, echoing last year’s drive for a $100,000 “court house built while you wait.” The movement’s leaders view rivals as enemies, revealing their harsh stance in public exchanges.
Knocker Editor Objects to Being Called Knocker
The Washingtonian editor protests the term knocker while noting name calling started the custom. The piece compares the insult to grafter and remarks on people living in glass houses.
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The
Washingtonian
Senator La Follette vegetarian surprises critics
News that Senator La Follette from Wisconsin is a vegetarian shocks several eminent men who had assumed he dined on iron filings and drank red blood.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Torrens land title bill passes house for county wide records
The Torrens system bill has passed the house and, if enacted, will keep county records costs comparable to other counties. After two years since the Panama Canal project was to proceed, a successor appointment is awaited to move forward. Once the Brownsville matter is settled, another issue will be raised to delay senate action in the public interest.
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Panama Canal
Brownsville
Senate
A Game of Bluff on Grays Harbor Division Petition
The anti division group pressures voters to block the Grays Harbor division petition with threats of lawsuits and troops. Supporters claim the bill is constitutional and enough names have been gathered. if legal challenges arise they must be funded by challengers, and county money will be blocked by injunctions if misused.
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Congress
Grays Harbor County
Buncombe
Harold Preston
City Loses Shack Case in Aberdeen Court
In Aberdeen superior court a jury awarded Wheeler Bros. 500 plus costs over 1,000 for destruction of their store by order of then Mayor Lindstrom in October 1905. This is the second trial after a prior 1,300 damages verdict. two other buildings, Karshner Bros. and N. G. Wheeler, face trial this term.
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Wheeler Bros
City of Aberdeen
Supreme Court
Lindstrom
Karshner Bros
N. G. Wheeler
Herano
Aberdeen
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Pain Balm
B. F. Crocker of Martinsburg Iowa longtime Justice of the Peace at age 84 reports severe sciatic rheumatism in left arm and right hip. He used three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm with much relief. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
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B. F. Crocker
Justice of the Peace
Martinsburg
Iowa
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Waterfront loading and sailings at three mills
Multiple vessels including schooners Meta Nelson Oliver J Olson 8 T Alexander G W Watson Halcyon T L Wand John Palmer and ships Caramel Quinsault Svea Arago Chehalis and Grace Dollar are listed at mills in Michigan A B L Shingle Aberdeen and Bryden Leitch with departures for San Francisco San Diego Kahului and San Pedro and port arrivals noted for loading and destination.
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Meta Nelson
Michigan
Hilo
H. L
Oliver J. Olson
A. J. West
San Diego
8. T. Alexander
Union Mill
Kahului
H. I
Caramel
San Pedro
G. W. Watson
Hart-Wood
San Francisco
Halcyon
Bryden & Leitch
A. J. West Mill
Svea
Wilson Mill
John Palmer
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Chehalis
Aberdeen Lumber
Grace Dollar
Bryden & Leitch Mill
Ship Subsidy Aimed at Shipowners Profit, Not Trade
The Louisville Courier Journal notes the subsidy is not for expanding trade but to guarantee profit to shipowners without enhancing commerce.
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The
Louisville Courier Journal
Roosevelt Third Term League Critiques Sincerity
The Roosevelt Third Term League witheringly questions the sincerity of the admired gentleman while noting a single redeeming feature in Thaw case coverage. readers are spared the need to read the reports.
Gray's Harbor The Abdeen Semi-Weekly Herald Notice
A brief newspaper item describes the publication details of the Gray's Harbor The Abdeen Semi-Weekly Herald with pricing and printing credits.
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Gray’s Harbor
Abdeen
Herald
Legislative Gossip Sees Eleven Days to Pass Key Measures
Ouymera March 2 The direct primary bill faces danger as the House and Senate clash over a rewritten measure. Of 797 introduced bills, 108 have passed both houses, 49 signed, four awaiting action. Good roads bills pass while local option is killed and initiative and referendum gains momentum.
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Ouymera
House
Direct
Senate
Seenate
Railway Commission
Torrena
Seattle
Senate Committee On Elections and Privileges
Longshoreman in East Aberdeen shoots self in temple
A. F. Johnson, a longshoreman living on Summit Street East Aberdeen, shot himself in the right temple around five this morning. He was rushed to Grays Harbor hospital in critical condition with a slim chance to live. The motive is unknown but thought to be a domestic quarrel.
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A. F. Johnson
Summit Street
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor Hospital
Teachers Reception Honors Visiting Educators in Aberdeen
Aberdeen residents welcome visiting teachers with a reception at the High School gymnasium decorated for the event. The evening features the High School orchestra, light refreshments, and a program including quartet, whistling, violin, vocal and piano solos performed by local and visiting musicians.
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Aberdeen
Neighbors Fooled by Cough Cure Miracle
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Ind credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing a deadly cough after four one dollar bottles restored her health. Evans Drug Co sells the remedy 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free. Also Chamberlains Salve offers quick relief for itching piles at 25 cents a box from Evans Drug Co.
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Dr. Kings
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
Ind
Evans Drug Co
Chamberlain
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