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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1908

Page

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Tariff foes urge distrust of trusts in Congress

The piece denounces tariff revision talk as a ploy by Republicans aligned with trusts. It cites 1897 and the Dingley act, accusing lawmakers of shielding oil, steel, beef, wool, and paper trusts while enriching campaign funds. It warns of a planned maximum and minimum tariff to please interests and voters.

Congress Payne Ways and Means Committee Wool Growers’ Association Great Western Plains Republican National Committees Senate House England United States

Card of Thanks from the Rogers Family

The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to many kind friends for sympathy and assistance during their bereavement. Mrs. A R Rogers and family.

A. R. Rogers

Mysterious Death Of Logger D E Smith After Illness

D E Smith a 30 year old logger from Coats logging camp fell ill Thursday afternoon on South F street and died Friday afternoon at St Josephs hospital. An autopsy showed death from a stomach ulcer rupturing the wall. Suspicions of foul play arose from his Alaska saloon altercation and alleged doped money. Relatives in Des Moines were sought as authorities wired for them.

D. E. Smith South F St. Joseph's Hospital Smith Coats Alaska Bowes & Randolph John Smith Des Moines Iowa

Tragic forestry accident claims shingle bolt cutter Pardue

C M Pardue, about 45, was killed Thursday near the Breen shingle mill on the Neushkah river while felling cedar. He wedged the tree to fall, shouted a warning, but was crushed between the falling hemlock and a stump. Dave Troyer heard his cry. Pardue’s wife was later notified in Portland. Funeral held yesterday in Bowes Randolph parlors with Rev. Greene presiding.

C. M. Pardue Breen Company Neushkah Pardue Dave Troyer Portland Bowes & Randolph Greene Episcopal Church

Biliousness and Constipation Relief Found in Tablets

For years I suffered biliousness and constipation. Pepsin and cathartics worsened matters. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets restored appetite, vitality, and digestion. Mrs Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama endorses them. Sold by Evans Drug Co. Chamberlain's Salve eases burns and scalds and heals quickly.

Chamberlain Rosa Potts Birmingham Ala Evans Drug Co

New Presby terian Church Dedicated in Hoquiam

The new Presby terian church on First street and Broadway in Hoquiam was dedicated with interdenominational support. Rev. W S Holt of Portland preached, and the modern brick edifice seats about 700, with stained glass memorial windows and a hot air heating system.

Methodist Episcopal First Presbyterian Church Hoquiam W. S. Holt D. D Portland Aberdeen First Street Broadway Presbyterian Denomination Wishkah H Streets E. R. Prichard Elizabeth McGregor June Rowe Louise M. Gillies

Democratic Caucuses Name Delegates For County Convention

At Saturday night mass caucuses in city hall thirty eight delegates were chosen from seven precincts to attend the county convention at Hoquiam 4 pm next Saturday May 9. P I Clark was named chairman and P B Lovey secretary with delegates listed by precinct.

Hoquiam P. I. Clark P. B. Lovey W. J. Hamilton T. M. Howard John Ferrier J. R. Cuisine Claude Cuisine A. S. Brecht W. P. Gilbreath Robert A. Wiley A. J. Stewart A. H. Wood J. M. Stout J. C. Cross J. J. Carney P. F. Clark C. V. Loy P. J. McHugh Laughlan Doyle G. B. Reid S. K. Bowes A. F. E. Irwin J. M. Bowes Col. E. H. Fox S. F. Swanson John Boyer W. M. Melrose M. Ingebrigtsen W. H. Pierre W. J. Bansley John Steen George Fisher W. C. Lloyd

Whooping Cough Remedies Endorsements

Mrs A Goss of Durand Michigan endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy after her daughter suffered whooping cough with Hartland Mr Lane recommending it for satisfaction Evans Drug Co sells it. Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea marketed by W B Paine Co as a tonic for digestion at 35 cents per tea or tablets.

Lane Hartland Chamberlain A. Goss Durand, Mich Evans Drug Co Hollister W. B. Paine & Co

Herald Printery Looseleaf System Printing and Ruling

Herald Printery specializes in looseleaf system printing and ruling services for documents. The firm offers precision pagination, binding options, and durable paper stock for legal and business uses.

Herald Printery

Aberdeen Opens Home Series With Butte At Electric Park

Aberdeen baseball opens the series at home tomorrow after recent losses to Seattle. The club plans a large opening day with pennant ceremony and parade, and introduces new rules for clean play and ladies admission. Rheumatism ad aside, the advertisement promotes Chamberlain Pain Balm sold by Evans Drug Company.

Butte Electric Park Aberdeen Seattle Brown Black Dad Brinker Macfarlane Hoquiam Col. EB H. Fox

Grays Harbor improvement yields strong commerce growth

The Seattle Press uses Grays Harbor progress as proof that harbor improvements pay. Depth on the bar reaches 24 feet now and will rise to 30 feet when current work finishes enabling larger trade vessels. The harbor supports a thriving manufacturing town with high payrolls, busy shipyards, and a large fleet that ships lumber globally. An additional appropriation is urged to complete ongoing work and sustain growth.

Grays Harbor Seattle P.L Columbia

Steamer A. J. Lindsey Sells at Auction

The steamer A. J. Lindsey, owned by Rupert Steamship Co, sold Saturday at public auction for 20000 dollars. Dr. Paul Smits won after bidding from 10000 dollars, securing the vessel for exactly double. The sale, subject to court confirmation, may face creditor opposition seeking less than 50 cents on the dollar.

A. J. Lindsey Rupert Steamship Co Paul Smits Dr. Smits Lindsey Rupert Steamship Company Cleveland Lake Erie Aberdeen Union Bank & Trust Company Macfarlane

Bank Not Loser In Rupert Steamship Co Failure

Local paper misreported that Union Bank and Trust Co would lose 14000 dollars from Rupert Steamship Co failure. The bank holds notes signed by corporation officers and four leading stockholders, ensuring protection and no loss to the bank.

Union Bank & Trust Co Rupert Steamship Co

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