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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1903
Page
4
A New Orleans Times-Democrat editorial argues the federal government should respect Southern sentiments in appointments, opposing civil rights-based criteria. It states no citizen should be in office if disliked by their community, and asserts government should focus on official business rather than race.
A deputation of Baltimore singers met President Roosevelt for a June singerfest but were late. Senator McComas arrived with another delegation and Roosevelt assumed they were the sangerfest group. He spoke in German until corrected that the actual visit was to invite him to Baltimore’s Hermnian Society dinner, causing laughter.
William Si Curtis reports from the Chisago Record that despite advertising last summer, Mr Littlefield of Maine claimed to represent the president in drafting the anti trust bill but the president has refused to support or influence passage of the Littlefield bill. Roosevelt’s backing is not present and many expect its endorsement is unlikely.
Fashion writers assure the shirt waist will be back this summer and it brings cool comfort and style. The piece notes the shirt waist drew more engagements at Minnetonka last summer than any gown or creation, signaling its strong market appeal.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger accuses the Republican Party of insincerity on trust reform and cites Dingley duties as inadequate while contrasting labor and business questions. The piece argues workers face union asks and scabs, while businesspeople confront surrender of independence to trust control.
Governor McBride signed a bill making certain kinds of gambling a felony with a penitentiary term of one to three years. The enactment surprised the gambling fraternity and critics regret it did not cover all forms of gambling including racing and betting on games of chance.
Aberdeen installs modern fire alarm system with ample apparatus to fight major blazes. City officials cite harbor progress and a promising future for the port.
A physician asks if the profession can obtain Herbine in bulk for prescribing. He reports it has greatly helped dyspepsia from overwork and excesses, restoring affected organs to health. A 50 cent bottle is sold by W. B. Paine & Co.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a running sore on his leg. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it in five days. For ulcers wounds piles it is the best salve. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by Smits Drug Co.
An advertisement asserts guaranteed cures for blood liver and kidney ailments with Bliss Native Herbs nine teen years tested. It lists The Racket Store Aberdeen as the sole local agent and mentions a seven months treatment period.
Crist Benson, condemned for the Tuve Morrell murder, was captured Saturday night by Sheriff Mills and deputies in a deserted cabin near the Malory Allen mill, west of Olympia. He offered no resistance and was quickly taken to Thurston county jail. Benson claims sensational details of the tragedy and escape, saying he planned to surrender himself.
The Gleaner loads at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Kailap loads at Wilson mill for a South African port. Resolute at West & Slade mill for Sidney, NSW. J. M. Coleman at Anderson & Middleton mill for San Francisco. Espada at Aber deen Lumber & Shingle mills for Manila. Sophia Christianson at Aberdeen mills for San Pedro. A. J. West at West & Slade mill for San Pedro. James A Garfield at Anderson & Middleton mill for San Francisco. Maggie E. Russ sailed from Anderson & Middleton. Wawona arrived at Anderson & Middleton mill and will load for San Pedro. Novelty arrived and loads for San Pedro. Fanny Adele sailed from Bryden & Leitch mill for San Francisco. W. F. Jewett sailed for San Pedro. Chas. R. Wilson loading at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Laura Madsen from West & Slade mill to San Pedro. Halcyon from West & Slade mill to San Francisco. Annie M. Campbell at West & Slade mill loading for Santa Rosalia Mexico. Newburg arrived to load at West & Slade mill for San Pedro.
Mrs Fred Carlson wife of a noted logger died at her North Aberdeen home yesterday morning at one o clock aged 28. She leaves husband and three children and the funeral is set for 1 30 tomorrow at the Baptist church. The notice ends with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills at 25 cents.
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