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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1910
Page
4
Aberdeen Herald lists contact numbers at 1408 Hast Wishtreet and 3541 for advertising and inquiries. J Carney serves as Caitor and Proprietor with post office mail matter designation and subscription rate notes.
The Herald prints a long Oakville editor Thomas Harlan tribute to Senator hopeful Thomas Burke and questions Republican eligibility of Burke and Poindexter. The Aberdeen World is asked to clarify how long an apostate Democrat must wait to be a full Republican in time for party control. A liberal ruling could ease Gold Democrats concerns.
The committee accuses the state of years of systematic defrauding with millions lost in state and timber land sales. It cites Bank of Olympia profiting from idle balance, a Cowlitz county railway lands deal, and uncollected taxes. It warns of indemnity land losses and flaws in the dental law.
The Hoquiam Washingtonian celebrated its twenty first birthday and the first anniversary of Editor Johnsons management. It has had three publishers O M Moore J D Dean and Albert Johnson who have rotated during its daily life. The piece notes its role in Hoquiam and Grays Harbor and jokes about future visits by Editor Johnson for dividends. It also corrects a prior remark about a Mason oversight in the courthouse cornerstone and briefly mentions asparagus prices in Aberdeen opposed to Sacramento valley crop fires.
The Herald acknowledges obligation to the Grays Harbor Post for use of the cuts on page 1 to illustrate the Gohl trial.
The article recounts William Gohl facing trial for the Hadberg murder and outlines the alleged killings with accomplice Klingenberg. It describes Gohl’s alleged violence, the Hoffman shooting, and Hadberg’s death, plus Klingenberg’s later confession corroborating the case.
Light and heavy nauling work offered by A A Star Transfer Co with contact at phone 4201.
A reflective note urges readers to assess personal strength during crises. It emphasizes independence and self effort, stating that when individuals face hard times they must rely on themselves. The tone mirrors a practical, motivational stance from a periodical.
C C Jacobsen of Vulcan Iron Works unveils a patented sawdust conveyor bucket praised as a major improvement by millmen. Epworth M E church plans a next Wednesday parish dinner in the new parsonage with Rev and Mrs McDermoth attending. Terrace Avenue residents seek park land near F and Fourth streets with donors Cc R Green and C. A. Pinckney aiding. Mrs N J Neilson hosted a birthday party for her daughter Mrs R Clinton of Coos Bay at Wishkah and K streets. Drain box installed at River street slough mouth to be used by U P and N P railways to drain the upper slough.
The body of Gus Elliason, a sailor and longshoreman, was found in the Wishkah River near Wishkah street on a Saturday afternoon. Police say there are no visible injuries and consider accidental death likely. Elliason had been missing since April 7 and recently released from jail on a disorderly charge.
For sale eggs for setting from thoroughbred single comb white Leghorns 15 for $1.50. Address B. Box 556 Aberdeen Washington.
A large crowd watched Aberdeen state league team vs Tacoma’s Violt Oats. Aberdeen scored 6 runs on 4 hits while Tacoma collected 7 hits and 4 runs. Next Saturday Hoquiam faces Aberdeen at Electric Park with games at 3:30 pm and Sunday at 10 am and 3 pm.
L. J. Shephard, arrested Friday for posting bills without a license, had charges dismissed by Judge Phillips this morning. The merchant, from another state, advertised his own wares and argued interstate law protected his activity. The judge found the ordinance only applied to those engaged in the business of posting or distributing bills, not to incidental advertising.
The text provided is unclear and fragmentary. It appears to reference an event or note about a person named Meraia and a 20 week period, but details are unreadable. No verifiable entities or facts can be confirmed for a concise summary.
Mrs. Robert Dinse left for New York en route to Germany to visit her homeland. She is accompanied by daughter Miss Mary Dinse who travels as far as Chicago where a sister will join to accompany her to the old country. Miss Dinse will visit Chicago relatives a few weeks before returning home.
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