06 May 1907
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1907
Page
1
Letters from G. E. Townsend describe the Alamo Colony's 1400 acre bottomland, abundant water, and cooperative ownership while a vivid Aberdeen Tacoma baseball series ends with Aberdeen winning the last game and Spokane looming. Townspeople praise Brinker in the pitcher’s box as Tacoma struggles to score.
In Washington on May 3, President Roosevelt rejected ongoing talk of a 1904 Republican bid. He indicated he would not accept renomination under any circumstances and recalled his 1901 pledge that the two term custom applies to substance, not form. He suggested Secretary Root or Secretary Taft could carry forward his policies if the party nominates either man.
Auction notice from McBride and Hamblen blacksmith and wagon shop on G and River streets offering a 10 H. P. upright boiler and a 5 H. P. engine in first class condition. Inquiries welcomed at the premises. The Herald twice weekly will publish updates.
Review notes that the country remains solvent with high per capita metallic circulation and low bank failures. Production lags consumption, immigrants rise, and rail freight blocks hint at costs. The piece cites widespread confidence, robust rail and agricultural activity, and limited panics amid extensive credit and European borrowings. A Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy testimonial from Maryland is also mentioned.
A Seattle Daily News item recounts a pupil’s joke about the slowest thing in Seattle the completion of the battleship Nebraska. After a prolonged lesson the student provides the answer and receives a prize image of a Seattle Brewing delivery auto printed in twenty one tints.
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