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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald announces semi weekly publication by J. Carney with post office entry as second class mail. Subscriptions run one year or six months with cash in advance pricing and a claim of the paper having the largest circulation on Grays Harbor and Chehalis County.
Grays Harbor Post editors criticize opponents of James Scullin's plan for industrial peace while defending his motives and funding sources. The piece attacks grafters in labor leadership and notes support from Seattle figures amid a broader debate about fair wages, union power, and press bias in Grays Harbor.
Testimonial list shows Western Lumber Co and many Grays Harbor firms funded the effort while denying the Herald received money from Scullin. The piece accuses Smoothbore Clark of lying about the Herald and warns readers to regard his statements with suspicion, noting the manufacturers' stance.
The Senate has passed a ship subsidy bill seen as costly to the treasury and labor, benefiting subsidy seekers and steel interests. Critics warn it would raise rates for American ships, worsen trusts, and faces possible House and presidential disapproval, urging the issue become a general election question.
Postmaster General Cortelyou warned in Grand Rapids that liberty suffers when an irresponsible clamor sways officials. The editorial questions whether criticism of campaign funds from insurer policyholders troubled his conscience and judgment, noting old-fashioned expectations of public leaders.
Mrs. T Sawtelle was discharged from St Josephs hospital Friday Hugh OHare entered St Josephs hospital Saturday for treatment Stephen Kinvon was discharged from St Josephs hospital yesterday Mrs E Martin entered St Josephs hospital for treatment Saturday J J Cassidy and C Beshazer were admitted to St Josephs hospital Thursday afternoon L A Dunbar was discharged from St Josephs hospital and returned to Melbourne yesterday J P Huehler an employee of the Michigan mill was admitted to St Josephs hospital for treatment Friday evening Mrs W F Parsons of Houquiam was brought to Aberdeen yesterday and taken to the Grays Harbor hospital for treatment Miss Isabella Forest one of the nurses in the Aberdeen General hospital who has been off on a vacation returned to her duties yesterday The infant son of Rev and Mrs W E Thompson born last week is reported in a precarious condition and Mr Thompson was wired at Walla Walla the morning of its condition Ada Adams who has been in the employ of the Grays Harbor Electric company left this morning over the Northern Pacific Railway for his old home in Kentucky R P Brown will leave tomorrow for Spokane to represent Grays Harbor at the meeting of the Northwest Base Ball League Mr Brown is framing up a team to win the pennant and has signed up several crack players Dr A S Kinnison who has been at Iron Springs on North Beach returned Saturday to attend to business in Aberdeen The doctor will leave for Iron Springs with material for a summer cottage next Saturday to be erected on the property that he has just purchased at that point
Maritime activity along the waterfront as multiple vessels including the Forester R C Slade Saucilito Edward R West G W Watson Benicia Bee Santa Monica Grace Dollar Cecelia Sudden Newburg South Bay Henry Wilson Cascade Chehalis Coronado and Melville Dollar load or sail between Slade Hart Wood Aberdeen American Bryden Leitch Union Union mills and San Francisco or San Pedro. Vessels depart for San Francisco or San Pedro from various mills while arrivals load at others.
St Patrick Day was celebrated in Aberdeen with Wearing of the Green. The Ancien Order of Hibernians held a program in Woodsman hall honoring Ireland’s patron saint. Judge E J Carey delivered an eloquent address titled The Irish Race in America. Audience listened with attention and applause.
Dr. G. H. Graham offers bronchial and lung remedies at rooms 3 and Koehler Block claiming cancer and consumption can be cured if not advanced, with volatile oils. It treats catarrh, rheumatism, kidney and bladder issues, blood and skin diseases, indigestion and paralysis with claimed immediate, lasting results. Testimonials from state figures are cited. charges said reasonable.
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