Aberdeen Herald publication and subscription note
Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald publishes Mondays and Thursdays at 408 East Wisikah street Aberdeen Wash Telephone 351 MNO DD Arney editor and proprietor Subscriptions rates Cash in advance Six months One year Advertising rates Display Ten cents per inch and EReaders Five cents per line Readers urged to notify if paper not received Copy for ads due by Saturday noon for Monday issue and Wednesday noon for Thursday issue The Herald claims largest circulation in Grays Harbor and Chehalis county contracts may be forfeited if circulation claim is not true
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Chehalis County
Comical Adjudication on Trust Funds in New York Court
The Court of Appeals of New York rules that diverting life insurance funds held in trust for life insurance purposes is not legitimate. Judge Gray argues motives to aid corporate affairs purge immorality, while Chief Judge Cullen dissents that larceny rests on unlawful taking, not the intended use.
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New York
Thement
Gray
Cullen
New Immigration Law and Labor Goals Probed
The article argues for exhaustive study of immigration sources and fitness for Southern agriculture and industry while warning against admitting classes deemed permanently undesirable. It notes a high current immigration rate and calls for evidence based policy to balance labor needs with citizenship quality. It also reports on railway postal clerks and a postmaster general remark about suppressing wreck discussions to avoid friction.
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Austria Hungary
Russia
Germany
Scandinavia
British Isles
Congress
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Washington
Post Office Department
Tainted News Crusade Reveals Washington Correspondents
Collier's Weekly denounces tainted news from Washington subsidized correspondents and publicity agents. The article argues corporations fund press bureaus to influence coverage, deceiving newspapers and misinforming the public about legitimate news.
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Collier’s Weekly
Washington
Usave
Destructive Suspicion and Civic Structure
A critical note on bias and class antagonism, citing the Chicago Tribune's editorial room. The piece accuses the Tribune of preaching against setting clues against class while practicing the same tactic against opponents. It argues distrust of differing ideas misuses liberty to protect powerful interests.
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Persian Prince Touring Warns Against Quick Matrimony
A Persian prince touring the country says he is too busy for marriage. He notes that many people hurry into wedlock without proper consideration, urging others to think before committing.
Democratic Lieutenant Stands by Governor Hughes
The piece notes New York pride in a democratic lieutenant supporting Governor Hughes while warning graft corrodes politics. It and an exchange’s "Thirty Ways of Curing a Cold" are cited to illustrate how quickly a problem vanishes before many remedies are tried.
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New York
Hughes
Discharged Troopers and Influenza Warnings Highlighted
The article notes discharged Black troopers may use a San Juan round robin approach to appeal their case, citing precedent. It also reports health departments nationwide warning about the influenza germ, though most people would not recognize the microbe if seen.
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San Juan
Friendly arrangement keeps lemon shipments flowing
Mr Harriman and Mr Gould have perfected a friendly arrangement. The shipper will continue to get the lemon regularly while waiting for his shipment.
Missouri Lawmaker Proposes Hat Limit for Women
A Missouri legislator introduces a bill limiting women to two hats per year at a maximum cost of $1.98, noting the irony since Missouri women still lack voting rights. The quote contrasts quiet White House typewriters with political theater as the remarks surface in a broader discussion.
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Baltimore Sun
White House
Missouri
Toledo Doctor Says Air and Water Are Our Food
A Toledo physician quips that air and water suffice as food and warns that rising living costs could leave people with nothing else to eat. He notes the inflation trend may force minimal sustenance.
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Toledo
Navy growth praised as nucleus of a fair force
Rear Admiral Coghlan voices cautious optimism about progress toward a strong navy and credits Captain Hobson with a similar modest view. The remarks signal steady advancement in naval strength and discipline.
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Coghlan
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Hobson
Kentuckians Involved In Shooting Affray No Fatalities
Six Kentuckians were involved in a shooting affray in which no one was killed. Details of the incident and any arrests were not provided in the fragment.
Thaw Distressed by Trial Delay and Mental State
Naturally Harry Thaw shows irritation over postponement of his trial. He asserts that if he is crazy he desires a prompt determination of his mental state.
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Harry Thaw
By the Philippines we are nearer Japan but not closer friends
Editorial urges closer ties with Japan while noting geographic proximity from the Philippines does not guarantee neighborly relations. The piece discusses regional diplomacy and the limits of proximity in shaping alliance and cooperation.
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Philippines
Japan
Perkins Repays Campaign Funds to New York Life
George W. Perkins, former NY Life vice president and now with J P Morgan & Co, sends a 54097 personal check to reimburse NY Life for a 1904 campaign contribution. President Alexander Orr announces restitution of 48500 principal plus interest, citing Perkins claim the funds were for the policy holders' best interests and no personal gain.
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New York
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
J. P. Moregan & Co
New York Life Life
Perkina
Alexander £. Orr
Perkins
Orr
County Institute Ends With Broad Praise in Aberdeeen
The Chehalis County Teachers Institute session in Aberdeeen concluded Friday after a week of lectures and activities. More than 160 teachers and students attended as Dr. E O Sisson Supt Benbow Catherine Montgomery Kilgore and Walton spoke, with Eldridge Wheeler directing a popular geography course. Fine musical selections and ideal weather complemented Supt Welton's capable management and the overall success.
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Chehalis County
Teachers’ Institute
Aberdeen
Thore
E. O Sisson
The
State University
Benbow
Tacoma
Catherine , Montgomery
Bellingham
Kilgore
Elma
Montgomery
Hoquiam
Walton
Eldridge Wheeler
Montesano
Supt
Welton
Institute
Prophet Dowie Dies at Zion City Founder of Zion Expires
John Alexander Dowie died at 7 40 this morning at the Shiloh house in Zion City Judge D N Barnes and two attendants witnessed the death Dowie had ceased public appearances five weeks earlier and had been gradually failing with no imminent death signs.
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Ciucaco
John Alexander Dowie
Smiloh
Zion City
D. N. Barnes
Dowie
Shiloh House
Star Minstrel Company at Grand Theater Tomorrow
George Primrose leads a famed minstrel troupe to Aberdeen for a top-tier show. The act Twilight on the Old Plantation spans two scenes with a cotton field and a negro cabin, featuring soft shoe dance and a large chorus.
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George Primrose
Grand Theater
Coen Paradise
Aberdeen
Benn
King Bee
Primrose
Local Items and Business Notes From Ray Day
Mrs N Mra. N. 9 Coons visits her parents in Orotino Idaho. Mrs James Bowen entertains Link club Saturday. A F Lee of Hoquiam at St Josephs hospital. J A Horka admitted to St Jgeyels hospital. Mrs Frank Williard of Centralia seeks treatment at St Josephs hospital Saturday. Mr and Mrs Geo Becker plan land claim trip to Newport Oregon. Timber cruiser R Blade from Portland defends case. S Benham sues for 900 on timber claim. case non suited as Blade proves 1 701 000 feet standing timber plus down timber and piling and Benham sold claim for 1000. J Brand Cottage Grove Oregon with C O Bean J L Feakson of Aberdeen secure title to sash and door factory site Heath and Seventh streets Raymond. Plant to cost at least 5000 with room for expansion.
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Coons
Orotino
Idaho
James Vi. Bowen
Link Club
A. F. Lee
Hoquiam
St. Josseph’s Hospital
J. A. Horka
St. Jegeyl’s Hospital
Frank Williard
Centralia
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Geo. Becker
Newport
Oregon
R. Blade
Aberdeen
Portland
S. Benham
Blade
Benham
J. Brand
Cottage Grove
C. O. Bean
J. L. Feakson
Raymond Land & Improvement Company
Heath & Seventh Streets
Raymond Herald
Coon Uses Politics to Block Apportionment
Lieutenant Governor Coon schedules a conference on congressional apportionment and a move to shift Jefferson county from the second to the first district. The plan aims to limit King county influence while pursuing postmaster influence in Port Townsend. Cushman is urged to back Coon, who replies with a sharp rebuff.
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Coon
Port Townsend
Conference Committee
Jefferson County
Pierce County
Pierce
San Juan
Island
King County
Congreveman Cushman
Kline and Rands
Clarke County
Whatcom County
Teland
Whatcom
King
Senate
House
Cushman
San Juan and
Water Front Shipping Movements On Gray's Harbor
Multiple vessels including schooners Geneva Meta Nelson Arago Watson A West and others load for San Francisco San Pedro Kahului and San Diego at mills such as Union Michigan A J West Slade Bryden Leitch Aberdeen and Hart Wood while steamer Santa Barbara Centralia Newburg and G C Lindauer arrive to load for San Pedro and San Francisco The Herald stands as Gray s Harbor s most widely read paper Wise advertisers know it.
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Union Mill
San Francisco
Meta Nelson
Michigan
Hilo
H. L
A. J. West
Watson A. West
Slade Mill
San Pedro
S. T. Alexander
Kahulu
H.L
American Mill
Oliver J. Olson
A. J. West Mill
San Diego
G. W. Watson
Hart-Wood Mill
Centralia
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mill
John Palmer
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Newburg
Herald
Gray's Harbor
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