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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1908

Page

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Young Man Arrested for Forgery Over $20 Check

Charles Hauser an 18 year old with a wife and infant was arrested after passing a bogus $20 check at a Michigan avenue grocery. He fled toward Portland to see his mother but agreed to return funds and face costs after his mother settled expenses. The case was settled as a lesson for the youth.

Charles Hauser Michigan Avenue Hume Streets Hauser F. W. Small Portland Propritor Birmingham Dean Oregon

Midnight Saloon Ordinance Laid On Table By City Council

City council refuses to close saloons at midnight despite Mayor France's ordinance. Two strict measures pass on window visibility and bans on women. a new public works office is created. Bids for wood and street work discussed. saloon license enforcement strengthens.

France S. W. Johnston Co Highland Home B Street Sunnyside Addition Jefferson Avenue

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Seen Best for Croup

Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is unequaled for croup and can prevent attacks when given at the first sign of the croupy cough. Widely used in thousands of homes. Sold by Evans Drug Co.

Chamberlain Harry Wilson Waynetown Ind Evans Drug Co

Equitable Savings & Loan Offers Long Term Loans

The Equitable Savings and Loan Association of Portland is prepared to make long term loans on improved residence property in Hoquiam and Aberdeen. W. M. Lamb and Son, agents, 512 Eighth Street, Hoquiam, Wash. 531f.

Equitable Savings & Loan Association of Portlan Hoquiam Aberdeen W. M. Lamb & Son Eighth Street Wash

Hart-Wood seeks $50,000 over wrecked schooner Solamo

The Hart-Wood Mill Company sues Grays Harbor Tug Boat Company in federal court in Tacoma seeking $50,000 damages for the loss of the Solamo, alleging the tug failed to pull the schooner off the beach as agreed after it was positioned by Captain A. T. Stream.

Hart-Wood Mill Company Grays Harbor

Fine Craft Under Construction At Wishkah Foot

N. A. Springer will soon complete a 45 foot cruising launch for William C. Black of Seattle. The model, priced between 5000 and 6000 dollars, features clipper bow and fan tail stern, mahogany finish, plush coverings, lavatories, a bath, electric lights, and 24 horsepower N and N engine.

N. A. Springer Wishkah Street William C. Black Seattle

Saginaw nears launch from San Francisco for Grays Harbor

The steam schooner Saginaw, built for Hart-Wood Mill Co., is nearly ready to sail within a week from San Francisco to Grays Harbor with Capt A T Stream in command. If the marine engineers' strike extends, she may be laid up in San Francisco. The Claremont, awaiting the strike's end, will be commanded by Capt Warwick of the Acme.

Saginaw Hart-Wood Mill Co San Francisco Grays Harbor A. T. Stream Marine Engineer Claremont Warwick Acme

Wreck For Sale Sail Schooner Mildred at Westport

Wreck listed for sale at Westport will go to the highest bidder. Vessel sails and running gear on shore and donkey engine windlass chains anchors spars aboard. Sale set for Westport Friday March 27 at 2 PM. Master Johannssen.

Mildred Westport Johannssen

Pleasant Physic Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad

A pleasant physic offer for stomach and liver relief. Chamberlain's tablets are mild and gently effective producing a pleasant cathartic effect. Free sample available at Evans Drug Store.

Chamberlain Evans Drug Store

Daring Grays Harbor Post Office Robbery

The Grays Harbor post office was robbed Monday night. Burglars pried open the private office with a knife, broke the safe with a sledge hammer, and absconded with 250 in cash 200 in stamps and many registered letters. A 1500 gold coin reserve was left untouched. Chief Birmingham suspects professional burglars as detectives and a post office inspector investigate.

Grays Harbor Crammatte Birmingham

Killed in Logging Camp Fatality in West Camp

Russell J. Moser, 25, was instantly killed when a log he attempted to outrun rolled down a hill at West's logging camp near quitting time Tuesday. The skull was crushed and body bruised. fellow workers transported the body to town. Moser's mother lives twelve miles from Delassus Missouri. Coroner Girard found no inquest necessary.

Russel J. Moser West Moser Delassus Bowes & Randolph Girard

Mead Hosts Banquet With Newsboys at Baptist Church

Governor Mead was guest of honor at a Tuesday banquet and reception at the Baptist church. Newspaper carrier boys joined as guests. Rev. Hause led the event with decorations of bunting and red, white and blue lights. Senator Polson attended with his wife as politicians mingled with townsfolk.

Gov. Mead Baptist Church Carrier Boys Baptist Church Society Hause

Settlers Win Verdict Over Marketable Title Claim

In Wishkah valley, A. Snarski and wife received a 645 verdict against the Washington Colonization Company in superior court. Snarski had a contract for a tract with a marketable title after final payments, but he challenged the deed as not clear title. The company had bought lands from Weyerhauser Timber, reserving timber minerals oils and logging rights. J C Cross represented the settlers.

A. Snarksi Wishkah Valley Washington Colonization Company Snarski Weyerhauser Timber Company J. C. Cross

Herald Printery Ad Promises Satisfied Patrons

An advertisement touts the Herald Printery as a source for printed items from car tickets to full sheet posters urging customers to place orders and rely on their work.

Herald Printery

Candidates’ Expense Declarations Share of Filings Lags

In a primary city race, the ten day filing rule for candidate expense statements is reportedly widely overlooked. Of 29 declarations, only 17 have filed expenses, with 12 still pending from J. F. Palmer, L. M. Roser, D. W. Franklin, C. A. Pinckney, C. P. L. Roberts, Ed Dolan, W. B. Lowrie, J. S. Coxey, E. F. Jones, D. J. McDougal, C. W. Williams, and N. G. Kaufman.

J. F. Palmer L. M. Roser D. W. Franklin C. A. Pinckney C. P. L. Roberts Ed. Dolan W. B. Lowrie J. S. Coxey E. F. Jones D. J. McDougal C. W. Williams N. G. Kaufman

Third Ward Meeting to Hear John J. Carney March 31

John J. Carney, Citizens nominee for councilman, will address voters in the city council chamber Tuesday evening March 31 at 7 30 on the subject A Business City Administered on Business Lines All interested whether Citizens of the Third Ward or not are invited

Bill to ease Sherman act for unions backs and limits

Washington March 24. The National Civic Federation bill to relieve labor unions from recent Supreme Court decisions seeks to restore peaceful union rights including the right to strike while keeping anti coercive practices within the Sherman act. It allows both profit and non profit corporations and co operatives to register with federal bodies to gain protections. Unregistered groups remain under the Sherman act.

Washington, D. C National Civic Federation Cpital Labor House Hepburn Iowa Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Cannon Roosevelt Congress Federation Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission Commissioner of Corporations Department of Commerce and Labor

Capt Stream Acquitted In Assault Case On Sailor

Capt Tom Stream was acquitted by a jury in superior court of assault with intent to kill in the case of Albert Helliz, a sailor on the schooner G. W. Watson. The vessel, loaded at Hart-Wood mill, awaits decision on its crew. it is expected to sail today with Stream remaining captain.

Tom Stream Albert Helliz G. W. Watson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Goehren Sah East Second Street North Aberdeen J. J. Carney Third Ward Pittinger M. W. Snyder East Heron Street South Aberdeen Union Mill Co F. O. Dole Ways and Means Committee Croup Russell J. Moser Mead and the Newsboys The John O'Hare Bee R. A. Wiley J. H. Fuller W. W. Maxey KE. B. Benn H. L. Green C. M. Weatherwax J. H. Empey Wm. Ingram Geo, Starding Sete Wm. Irvine Roy C. Sargent Peter F. Clark L. L. Pressey W. O. McCaw W. H. Pierre Ce John J. Carney Citizens Council Citi Zens of Stream
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