Insurgent Republicans Divide House Leadership Fight
Washington March 22 Insurgent Republicans and Democrats clashed over Speaker Cannon's leadership as 25 Republicans could shift control. The vote split showed party lines broken on rule changes with 211 to 172 for Fitzgerald’s amendments. Historical note recalls Reed’s power shift and party dissent. Also notices: Aberdeen Eighth Street Improvement Club meeting at 3 pm and Herald Printery ads.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Cannon
Clark
House
Fitzgerald
New York
Committee On Rules
Thomas Brackett Reed
North American Review
Reed
Joseph U. Culuun
Dtalvoice
Veto of Gag Law Shocks Olympia Contest
Acting Governor M R Hay vetoes the anti election pledge bill aimed at disqualifying candidates who sign pledges before elections and curbing retainers from corporations. He argues the measure would harm candidacy transparency and encourage insincerity rather than prevent coercion or misrepresentation.
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Hay
Olympia
M. R. Hay
Booth of King
Senate
House
Secret probe alleged against Washington State College president
Spokane March 22 The Spokesman Review reports a secret inquiry into alleged misstatements by President E A Bryan of Washington State College Pullman. Ruth of Thurston County pushes charges after college appropriation discussions, with a regents meeting set for April 7 to divide funds among departments. Bryan denies knowledge of any investigation and claims his work is open to inspection.
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Spokane
Spokesman-Review
E. A. Bryan
Washington State College
Pullman
A. S. Ruth
Thurston County
Ruth
Senate
Colfax Polticians
Bryan
Payne Defends Tariff Bill for Lumber on Floor
Washington March 23 Northwestern members of congress spoke on the house floor about the coal and lumber tariff in the new bill. Chairman Payne of the ways and means committee said the $1 per thousand schedule provides ample protection for rough lumber and presented letters from Southern sources.
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Washington
Congress
House
Payne
Ways and Means
Lumber Tariff Debate Sees Labor Figures Disputed
Manufacturers argue the lumber tariff protects domestic producers while Mr Payne notes only six percent of labor in Canadian mills is Oriental. Representative Humphrey counters with a claim of fifty percent. Cushman warns repeal of the coal tariff could raise coal prices after the Wilson era.
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Payne
Humphrey
Washington
Cushman
Children Afternoon at Congregational Church Delights Attendees
The afternoon event drew many children from four years old to infants with numerous mothers and spectators. Notable costumes included Sargent's boy as Happy Hulligan and Fuller’s daughter as Rabbit. Mrs Green’s boys portrayed a clown and George Washington, while Mrs Brachvogel led Red Boy. Misses Mollie and Ollie Green impressed as colonial dames. The Madonna and child tableau with Mrs Lillie and her babe drew applause. Tea hosts were Mesdames Rupert and Jones.
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Congregational Church
Sargent
Hulligan
J. H. Fuller
Mesdames Alexander and Wolff
Clarence Lillie
Ellen Jones
Madona
E. A. Rupert
F. G. Jones
Cohassett Beach to Host Auto Racing Rivaling Palm Beach
Co ha sset beach area six miles south of Cohasset is planned as a major auto racing track by Seattle and Tacoma automobile clubs who own 640 acres. A club house will be built and racing to occur in summer with a course said to rival Florida’s and longer. Contractor Doritch of Seattle to supervise the clubhouse. wagon road repairs awaited to transport cars by scow.
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Cohassett Beach
Palm Beach
Florida
Seattle
Tacoma
Cohassett
Doritch
Aberdeen
Waterfront steamers and m ill activity on the coast
Several vessels load at mills and sail for San Francisco and San Pedro. The steamer Svea at West San Proncisco and Westerner at Western mill bound for San Pedro join the port traffic alongside Fair Oaks from Salde mill. Santa Monica sails for San Francisco while Santa Barbara arrives to load for San Pedro. Chas R Wilson and W J Patterson head to Talta Chile. Hoquiam also arrives to load for San Francisco. A Doan’s Kidney Pills testimonial claims relief from kidney pain and backache with Foster Milburn Co as US agents.
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Svea
West
San Proncisco
Westerner
Western Mill
San Pedro
Fair Oaks
Salde
Chas. R. Wilson
Hart-Wood Mill
San Francisco
Santa Monica
American Mill
W. J. Patterson
Talta
Chile
Santa Barbara
Hoquiam
Hart-Wood
Twelve Bills Go Into Law Without Governor Signature
Olympia March 23. Gov Hay sent twelve measures to the secretary of state to become law without his signature on the last day allowed. The acts include the general budget, $30,000 for the National Irrigation congress, $50,000 for a state topographical map, and $595,000 for state aid roads among others. Several more appropriations fund veteran relief, a historical society building, and a Southwestern Washington fair.
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Olympia
Gov. Hay
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Historical Society
Tacoma
State University Regents
S. B
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Hoquiam Resident
A Hoquiam Washington resident Mrs E L Harris at 811 Karr St testifies to strong improvement from Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes years of troubling back pain distressing urinary disorders and says she recommends the product to other kidney sufferers.
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Dean
E. L. Harris
Karr St
Hoquiam
Wash
Advertised Letters List for Aberdeen Post Office 1909
The Aberdeen Herald lists uncalled letters for the week ending March 28 1909 including Anderson A and A Anderson Spiro Anagnostopoulou Blonquist Aksel Barnicle Pat Badger Oliver Cromwell Frank Chapman Mrs T E Dearn James Daley Davis Fred Erickson S P Eason Elwood A C Edwards Mrs Clara Foster Mrs Ida M Forsted Eli Fairchild H Ferron Capt Frank Gimez Peter Garefaben Gur Howell May Le Heart Harrison Charlie Isaacs H Johnson Albert Kempter Theresa Lyons Miss Grace Lund H Lanhorn H C Litony Lamb Mrs R E McLaughan Mike Mulley James Mortensen P Metje Gustav Mruman Mrs Mamie Mehur Miss Dottie Mathews John Manola Giozze Nilson Andrew Norling Miss Ceclia Pruden Harry Phelps H Peterson P A Pederson Fred Peterson Axel Perl Bernhardt Tt Petrick Tony Pappas Christ Pacific Hdw Co Richard J B Robinson Rozine Mr Russell Richardson Mrs Minnie Swanson Carl Swenson Swen Swisher A B Stockdell Mrs J M Smith Fred Smith W 2) Smith Mrs Charlotte Slaton Chas Sender Rubin Swenson Wilkins G L Wawrzynski H Walters W H Wilson Shig Co Williams Mrs C C Wintner Co C Waite Ernest Wade Howard. When calling for the above please say advertised.
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Frank Gimez
Peter Garefaben
Gur Howell
Ll. le Heart
May Harrison
Charlie Isaacs
H. Johnson
Albert Kempter
Theresa Lyons
Grace Lund
H. Lanhorn
H. C. Litony
la Lamb
R. E. McLaughan
Mike Mulley
James Mortensen
P. Metje
Gustav Mruman
Mamie Mehur
Dottie Mathews
John Manola
Giozze
Nilson
Andrew Norling
Ceclia Pruden
Harry Phelps
H. Peterson
P. A. Pederson
Fred Peterson
Axel Perl
Bernhardt
Tt. Petrick
Tony Pappas
Christ Pacific Hdw. Co
City Council deliberates budget and street works agenda
Adolf Schobel seeks 63.35 in costs in suit against Harry Wilson. Leitch resigns from council after moving to Duncan. Liquor licenses for M. W. Snyder and Fred Hewitt renewed. Multiple street improvements approved with costs up to 37 000 and 17 000. Municipal election set for April 6. Contracts awarded for Myrtle Jefferson Evans streets and water works.
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Adolf Schobel
Harry Wilson
Leitch
Duncan
B. C
W. J. Hamilton
South
Aberdeen
M. W. Snyder
Fred Hewitt
G Street
Second Street
Northern Pacific Railway
Ninth
Tenth
J. K
L Streets
Evans Street
Curtiss
Front Street
Summit Street
Newell Street
Kansas Street
Wishkah
M Street
N Street
Eighth
Myrtle Street
Dniel Wettingford
Jefferson Avenue
N. G. Kaufman
Pinckney & Norden
Market Street
Cure for eczema touted with wintergreen oil prescription
The advertisement promotes a wash with oil of wintergreen thymol glycerine and other ingredients as a cure for eczema. It claims immediate itch relief and soothing effects, noting the D. D. D. Prescription oil of wintergreen compound from the Chicago company, offered by Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Chicago
Red Cross Pharmacy
Herald Printery Announcement Ad
A compact request from Herald Printery asking customers to share praise if satisfied and to provide feedback if not. Located at 408 East Wishkah Street, the notice invites word of mouth recommendations.
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Herald Printery
Wishkah Street
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