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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
4
Aberdeen Herald explains its semi weekly schedule and editor proprietor J Carney. It notes post office entry as second class and lists subscription rates with in advance price. The notice promotes the paper as oldest on Grays Harbor with large circulation and mentions renewal terms.
A fragmentary editorial critiques a previous piece on miners and officials, arguing the need for full disclosure to determine guilt or innocence. It defends defense funding while condemning selective publishing and urging accountability for those who drive accusations.
The article cites a controversial attack on Mr. Scallin in the Jesus Harbor Post over labor unrest. It argues the issue is the policy, not Scallin personally, and calls for investigation of the plan’s benefits to workers and nonpartisan outcomes. It also notes Midshipman Minor Meriwether’s pardon after Naval Academy hazing sanctions.
Count Loni boasts he never accepts change in purchases. Paris jewelers present $3,000,000 in bills as evidence that he did not give change.
The article argues Thomas W. Lawson deserves a hearing as he claims the Armstrong investigation is a whitewash. It notes Lawson’s prior charges were upheld and warns his latest assertions in Everybody's and a letter to the Armstrong committee implicate top firms like New York Life and Mutual Life and would toil to expose vast crimes if true.
The Hepburn railroad rate bill passed the House under the president’s influence but faced Senate opposition from the railroad bloc. In committee the measure was placed in charge by Tillman, the leading Democrat, a tactical move that may backfire on the president. Garfield’s influence failed to force price cuts on sirloin, and the piece ends with a jab at senators as magazine writers versus lawyers.
Paul Augustus Brewer died at St Joseph's hospital in Aberdeen at 8 p m Friday aged 26 after a three week typhoid illness. The funeral was held yesterday from the Aberdeen Undertaking Parlors with Rev Charles MacDermoth officiating, attended by the Foresters of America. Brewer, a Foresters member, had lived in Aberdeen five years and worked at Hart Wood mill. he was engaged to Miss Flotchey, a Stanford University student in Berkeley California, who arrived to view the remains and attend the funeral.
The cantata Belshazzar directed by M. K. Robinson of Chicago drew large crowds on Thursday and Friday. Aberdeen musicians filled key roles with warmth and intelligence. Otto Jacobson voiced Belshazzar well. Mrs S. M. Anderson portrayed Nitrocris charmingly with a splendid final solo.
The review lauds Kimil Pland as Daniel for his rich resonant voice and broad range. It also praises Mrs. R. P. Broan as the angel and her solo "Arouse Ye" with strong singing. The piece highlights singing acting and spectacular effects including a drill by twenty young girls as entertainment of the season.
The Mason County board of commissioners met to handle routine business including road waivers for Ford's Prairie amid objections to the Montesan mill blocking a county road. They opened a road around the mill and awarded bridge and tax-related contracts, with bids rejected for Montesano Aberdeen grading. Also approved liquor license in Moclips and crews’ pay rates, and canceled W F Cooper telephone franchise. several tax roll adjustments and property actions were ordered.
Lumber and shingle manufacturers from Grays Harbor met Northern Pacific officials in Tacoma to discuss easing the car shortage. The railroad promised supply cars and noted 70 new locomotives and 4 000 new cars being delivered, with Ta coma built 41 foot 70 000 pound capacity box cars due soon. The gathering aimed to relieve the daily 2 000 000 feet of lumber produced in the region.
A list of vessels at regional mills loading for destinations including San Pedro San Francisco Redondo and San Pedro with ships such as Forester R C Slade Coaster Orient San Pedro Centralia Edward R West Henry Wilson Benicia Sailor Boy Meyers Norwood Saucilito Philippine G W Watson Cecelia Sudden and mills Slade Hart Wood Michigan Aber deen Lumber Shingle Union American and others.
A popular remedy praised for babies by mothers, claiming quick cures for coughs and colds and prevention of pneumonia. The ad notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and suggests Ropanve as preventing croup when the croupy cough is present, sold by Evans Drug Co.
Dr. GG H Graham advertises a bronchial and lung treatment at Koehler Block rooms 3 and 4 claiming cancer and consumption can be cured with volatile and essential oils. He promises rapid, lasting results for catarrh rheumatism kidney and bladder issues blood and skin diseases indigestion and paralysis with affordable charges and testimonials from prominent state figures. 304 E Heron St 48-91
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