Aberdeen Herald Ad Rates and Circulation Claim
The Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald announces subscription prices with discounts for advance payment and outlines a warning that advertising contracts will be forfeited if its circulation claim is not absolutely true. The paper asserts it is the oldest on Grays Harbor with the largest Chehalis county circulation.
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the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
H and
Wishkah
Pearson & Campbell
Wishkan
Why Wa rants Were Not Redeemed In Chehalis County
The Hoquiam Gazette questions why old warrants dating before 1896 were not redeemed under a fusion administration and credits the 1897 change with cutting expenses and paying debts. It cites auditor reports from 1896 and 1900 showing warrants dropping from 61876.31 to 30414.89 and accuses prior officials of looting.
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Hoquiam Gazette
Uhehalis
Gazette
Chehalis County
San Francisco Mayor Backs Peaceover War in Street Car Strike
The labor party mayor of San Francisco adopts a policy aiming to keep the street car strike peaceful. He condemns the use of armed force by employers and directs police to prevent violence and prohibit private detectives and weapon permits during the strike.
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Labor Party
San Francisco
Schmitz
Armed Private Detectives Not Needed Amid Strike Tension
The statement argues against employing and arming private detectives to handle the situation, asserting that regular municipal authorities and police can manage their duties. It warns that arming convoyed cars could lead to armed men among strikers and predict trouble, urging that conditions remain peaceful and orderly.
Roosevelt claims Philippines warfare overstated in U S prior to expansion
The Commoner reports Roosevelt’s remark that warfare over the Philippines is greater in the United States than in the islands themselves and questions why huge sums are spent to assert U S authority. It notes calls to release hidden reports, and cites senators pressuring the War Department for Philippine records. Also mentioned are school house usage limits and antirailroad rhetoric surrounding Depew.
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Charleston
Roosevelt
Philippines
United States
Philippine Islands
Senate
Culbertson
Texas
Taft
War Department
Rawlins
Utah
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Secretary of War
Philippine
Congress
Blackburn
Senator Depew
New York Central
Depew
New York
New York Central Railroad
City council reshapes posts creating public works superintendent
Ordinances introduced Saturday night abolish the offices of water superintendent and street commissioner and place duties in the hands of a superintendent of public works. The move, while possibly for a good purpose, is not clearly explained and warrants careful council investigation before adoption.
Road links Cosmopolis and Montesano說 outlet plans
The Cosmopolis Enterprise notes that building the road between that town and Montesano would connect Aberdeen to Cosmopolis. It points out the irony that supporters of the north side outlet ignore river bridge and plank road barriers to Cosmopolis.
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Cosmopolis
Montesano
Aberdeen
Aber deen Lyceum theater scare as banker vanished
The Aberdeen Lyceum theater scheme collapses after manager C O Smith flees town with about 1500 in loans. He mortgaged the Aberdeen Brewing Co to cover theater assets. creditors reclaim some goods while others press for predatory misrepresentation claims. Brewing company license contract may transfer if proceeds are shared, with council awaiting action.
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C. O. Smith
Aberdeen
Smith
Lyceum Theater
Aberdeen Brewing Co
N. G. Kaufman
Payette & Coxey
Ed. Benn
Attorney Cross
Brewing Company
Shortage at American Mill Co. bookkeeper resigns
Patterson resigned last fall amid discovered cash shortages in his books. He repaid the deficit and left for the east. Audits later found further shortages, he offered to bond security, then traveled to Seattle with Antrim and Stone to arrange it. Authorities became involved in Seattle. He plans to return to Aberdeen with Antrim.
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Robi. Patterson
Hi Positon
American Mill Co
East
Aberdeen
Minneapolis
Seattle
Geo. F. Stone
Grove Antrin
G. M. Antrim
Local Socials and Business Moves Highlight Aberdeen Briefs
Frank J Becker traveled to Oakville to view timber. Mrs J M Birmingham hosted the Link Club. Mrs C E Arnold went to Olympia for a State Sept visit. G P Clerin toured South Bend for Western Cooperage Co. Miss Quackenbush plans her last social hop next Thursday. McWhinney Shipbuilding Co paid about 3500 for April wages. Aberdeen youths attended a Monte Sano dance. W H McWhinney left for San Francisco on company business. Editor Patton of the Daily Bulletin joined Masonry. Mr and Mrs W A Combes visited Aberdeen. Mr and Mrs Jacob Morehead headed to Pacific County to see relatives. Fred Josephson to establish naval recruiting at 51 F street for youth and hands. Goldman Seattle watches listed as authority.
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Frank J. Becker
Oakville
J. M. Birmingham
Link Club
C. E. Arnold
Olympia
State
Bryan
G. P. Clerin
South Bend
Western Cooperage Co
Miss Quackenbush
McWhinney Shipbuilding Co
Aberdeen
Montesnno
W. H. McWhinney
San Francisco
Patton
Daily Bulletin
W. A. Combes
Elma
Chas. Sayers
Jacob Morehead
Pacific County
Fred Josephson
U.S. Navy
Naval
F Street
Navy
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MO. J. Carney
Wash
Stratton
Herato
Goldman
the Authority On Watches
Aberdeen Hotel
New Management
C. P. Whitney
Geo. A. Woodwarp
Washington
W.E. Crist
Palace Restaurant
Barelica & Frizgerald
Heron Street
McDermork
Chase & Sanborn
Boston
Mmilodern Festaurant
S. Tadejevich
Heron St
M. Antich
Heron and
TF Mitchell
Mitchell & CO
L. S. Norin
Neal Lauer
Forbes & Lupton
Wishkah St
Chicago
Lincoln Paints
H. L. Cook & CO
W. B. Lowrie
C. M. Demeree
Washington Abstract Company
Crags Harbor
Aberdeen State Bank
D. McLafferty & Sons
Heron
Tume
Grays Harbor Junk Company
Ubenstein
Hume St
Geo. W. Crisp
Fieldy Gleeson
Fashion Saloon
COSBY
Commoner
Goldman's
E. W. Grove
Aberdeen Heratd
Patnman
Evan Drug Co
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