Twenty inning tie ends dramatic Northwest league game
Aberdeen Cats and Butte Miners battled 20 innings before darkness halted play with the score 3 to 3. Califf pitched through the long duel, while Thomas matched him for the visitors as both teams fought to avoid defeat and set a North West league record for longest game.
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Butte
Cats
Tros
Electric Park
Black Cats
Butte Miners
Califf
Thomas
Bennett
Cartwright
Irby
Lussi
Swain
Sus
Mahon
Fitzgerald
Brown
Spencer
Moore
Blue Boys
Harmonious New City Council Confirms Mayor France
City council meets to confirm Mayor France nominees including Hilts who narrowly wins 7 to 5. New officers named are Hogan, Loomis, Hills, Ewart, and Dr. Chamberlain with committees announced. Banquet at Hotel Washington follows a calm session discussing street work and sewer easements.
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France
Hilts
John C. Hogan
F. W. Loomis
R. J. Hills
Geo. Ewart
G. E. Chamberlain
D. W. Franklin
Jos. Bailia
Ed. Dolan
W. W. Hart
A. E. Alexander
D. C
Davenport Pioneer Woman Dies After Long Illness
Sarah A. Davenport wife of John C. Davenport dies Monday at her daughter Mrs Robert Ewart Hoquiam after months of illness She was born in Carlisle Kentucky in 1838 and came to Oregon as a child with her parents Survived by husband five children Services held at home and interment in Aberdeen Also mentions a tonic advertisement and company name.
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Sarah A. Davenport
John C. Davenport
Robert Ewart
Hoquiam
A. L. Paine
C. B. Hopkins
Seattle
A. L. Davenport
Aberdeen
William Lee Greenleaf to Give Recital at Local Church
William Lee Greenleaf the famous impersonator will present a varied program at the Methodist church under the Epworth league next Monday evening May 11. The Seattle lecture appearance drew high praise from Prof Daggy of the University who lauded Greenleaf’s voice poise and intelligent, sympathetic readings.
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William Lee Greenleaf
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Rip van Winkle
Greenleaf
Seattle
Daggy
University
University of Washington
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted as Digestive Tonic
To relieve constipation clean out the bowels tone and strengthen digestive organs this natural tonic claims thirty years of reliability. Priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets from W. B. Paine & Co.
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Hollister
W. B. Paine & Co
All the News That's Fit to Print
Aber deen Semi-Weekly Herald lists subscription rates: $2.00 yearly and $1.50 in advance. The ad notes the paper’s broad coverage and prompts readers to subscribe for ongoing local and regional news.
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Aberdeen
Herald
The Direct Primary Reform And Its Political Impact
A historical reflection praising the direct primary as the key reform. It argues the system makes office holders answerable to the people, reduces graft, and shifts focus from party labels to individual merit. It warns entrenched manipulators favor self interest over public good.
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at the Grand
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch opens at the Grand next Tuesday night. The play delivers quaint homely humor with broad humanity and wit, featuring Miss Hazy Mr. Stubbins Lovey Mary and the Cabbage Patch company.
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Mrs. Wiggs
Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald Gray Harbor Happenings
A twice a week transcript lists local happenings at Gray's Harbor with brief notes on events and community items from the Aberdeen area. The item highlights neighborhood news, social notes, and small notices relevant to residents and readers.
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Gray’s Harbor
Aberdeen
Herald
Steamer Minnie E Kelton Wrecked Off Oregon Coast
The steam schooner Minnie E Kelton bound from Aberdeen to San Francisco foundered in a fierce Oregon storm. Eleven crew drowned in a failed launch, nine were rescued from a raft or lifeboat, and the wreck was towed to Astoria with all hands accounted for except the deceased and missing.
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Minnie E. Kelton
McKenna
Aberdeen
San Francisco
Oregon
Otter Rock
Walter Peterson
Barney McVey
Svend Peterson
R. W. Little
George Johnson
A. Slossoson
A. Koske
G. H. Jensen
O. Roshurst
F. Johnson
F. Lund
James McKenna
M. Martin
John Montesen
James Carney
Walter Hoffman
Oilor
John Howard
C. H. Hansen
A. Anderson
W. Kaskensen
Andrew J. Neilson
Columbia River
Washington
Astoria
Kelton
Heron Street Improvement Plan Moves Forward
A Heron Street meeting of property owners formed the Heron Street Improvement Association chaired by W. J. Patterson with Cliff M. Weatherwax as secretary. They will petition the city council for immediate permanent improvement from the Wishkah river to Broadway and appoint a committee to work with council for fast action. J. D. Crary suggested G H Ry and Light Co would lay a double track on Heron between F and Broadway during the project.
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Eighth Street
Olsen & Schneider
South Aberdeen
Julius Heyer
Second Street
A. J. Anderson
Geo. Simmons
Finland
A. Hayes
Park Street
Western Cooperage Company
N. P
Aberdeen
Chamber of Commerce
Heron Street
Wishkah River
K. Street
Heron Street Improvement Association
W. J. Patterson
Cliff M. Weatherwax
Broadway
E. C. Finch
John G. Lewis
Thomson
Seattle
J. D. Crary
G. H. Ry. & Light Company
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D. M. Bowes
Geo. Stalding
John O'Hare
C. M. Weatherwax
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R. A. Wiley
Wam. Ingram
A. Wiley, D. C. Crivyen, C. M. Weatherwax
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A. EB. Alexander
John O’hare
Ed Dolan
D. C. Crivyea
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