Brahmin missionary shuns Western mission in Soule Church talk
Marayan Krishna, a Brahmin missionary, told a Kansan City audience at Soule Church that Western missionaries are unnecessary. He argued Indians have more religion than needed and urged Americans to keep missionaries at home. He voiced Indian pride in Vedas and questioned mission prosperity abroad. The piece also notes the president’s noncandidacy and the orbit of republican figures it unsettles.
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Marayan Krishna
Soule Church
Episcopal
Kansan
Philosphers
India
England
Aberdeen's Nob Hill Hopkins Addition boosts attractive residence sites
A Helena area report praises Hopkins Addition in Aberdeen as the city’s premier future residential district. Willis G. and Geo. B. Hopkins have improved Broadway streets from Tenth to Twelfth and prepared plots for notable buyers including A. P. Stockwell, M. E. Lucas, Mr. Wiley, Mr. Rose, A. M. Abel, and G. F. Karshner.
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Hopkins
Hera
Hopkins Addition
Broadway
Aberdeen
Willis G
Geo. B. Hopkine
Tenth
Twelfth Street
K Street
A. P. Stockwell
Eighth
M. E. Lucas
Wiley
Rose
Michigan Mill
A. M. Abel
G. F. Karshner
Vessels At Local Mills Load For San Francisco and San Pedro
The port reports multiple ships loading and sailing to San Francisco San Pedro and Santa Rosalia Mexico. Vessels include San Pedro Expansion Melrose Henry Wilson Chas R Wilson Bee Santa Monica Grace Dollar G C Lindauer Espada John C Meyer Kohala awaiting crew and loading at Wilson Slade Slade Aberdeen mills for specific destinations.
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San Pedro
Michigan Mill
Union Mill
Centralia
Slade Mill
Quinault
Hart-Wood Mill
San Francisco
Melrose
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
Henry Wilson
Wilson Mill
Bee
Chas. R. Wilson
Santa Monica
American Mill
Grace Dollar
Bryden & Leitch
Anderson & Middleton Mill
China
G. C. Lindauer
Espada
John C. Meyer
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
City Council Protests Temperance Hall and Adds Infrastructure
The council approved two weeks of business, referred road and stairway petitions, granted a water main tap for a sprinkler, and set new sidewalk and roadway projects. A protest over a temperance beer hall was sent to a special committee. Police Judge Drake offered a $100 monthly salary, library aid rose to $65, and engine room space was reassigned to the city engineer.
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Second Street
Alder
Washington
Heron Street Bridge
Western Cooperage Co
First
D Streete
Finne
Brecht, Hart and Stockwell
Drake
Heron Street
K and
M Street
Market
Hume
Fourth Street
F. F. Smith
O. C. Vammen
A. Jakobeon
Shryock
Washington Street
Heron
River
Chas. Veysey
F and
Hart
Grand Theater
Fire Department
City actions and committee referrals on street work and lumber
The council took no action on C. R. Wilson's lumber offer for a waiting room at east end of Heron street bridge. The Western addition plat went to the street committee. Bluff road plans referred to a full committee next Monday. Debris material to return a gang held by the former fire chief. Clerk to notify Union Mill Co to deliver deeds for street exchanges. May 16 set amid Broadway regrade protests. Police judge report shows April fines $833 and judge fees $56.25.
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C. R. Wilson
Heron Street Bridge
Western Addition
Union Mill Co
Mrs Sue Martin of Falsonia Cures Stomach Trouble
An elderly Falsonia resident credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing six months of stomach trouble. She can now eat anything and calls it a good medicine. For sale by Evane Drug Co. Also note the Aber deen Semi Weekly Herald offers a Gray's Harbor happenings transcript at $2.00 per year, $1.50 in advance.
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Sue Martin
Falsonia
Miss
Chamberlain
Evane Drug Co
Gray’s Harbor
Aberdeen
Herald
Deaths Drop as Dr King’s Pills Rise in Popularity
An advertisement claims appendicitis deaths fall in ratio to rising use of Dr King’s New Life Pills. It promises quick relief from constipation and related ills, claiming strength and vigor follow use. Guaranteed by Red Cross Pharmacy and priced at 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Red Cross Pharmacy
The Herald Promises Wide Gray Harbor Readership
The Herald notes its status as the most widely read paper on Gray's Harbor. Wise advertisers recognize its broad audience reach and strong local presence.
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Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Wise
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J. Carney
Cal
the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Inffidel Opinion
Nob Hill
Watson A. West
Grand Theatre
Martin E. Robinson
Benefit High School
Suzanne Baker
Richard G. Track
O. C. Jacobsen
W. G. Powell
H. D. Crane
B. R. Blackstone
Harbor Cities
Trios
Quartets Choruses
Comedetta
Stevenson
Taylor Mesers
Pfund
Cook
Mesdames Anderson, Coone, Halferty, Paine
Veysey
A. M. Phillips
E. Wishkah ST
Bicycle Shop
Bell Brothers
South F &T
Aberdeen Undertaking
Bowes & Randolph
King of All
Burnett Bros
Lumber Exchange
Davidson & Dunn
Odd Fellows Hall
S. K. Bowes
Pat
S ‘Ter
SON & Locke Co
Cosmopolis
New South Aberdeen
R. E. Foy
H. L. Cook & Co
E. Heron St
the Palm Theatre
Wellest
Pacific Coast
A. Ingebrightsen
L. L. Maley
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