Captain Niblack Commands Battleship Michigan
Captain Albert P. Niblack leads the battleship Michigan of the Second division Atlantic fleet. The Michigan carries eight twelve inch guns and is a sister ship of the South Carolina.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1914
Page
5
Captain Albert P. Niblack leads the battleship Michigan of the Second division Atlantic fleet. The Michigan carries eight twelve inch guns and is a sister ship of the South Carolina.
James Monroe declares that the American continents should no longer be subjects for new European colonial settlement. He states the United States will not interfere with European colonies but opposes any European interposition to oppress or control independent governments in the hemisphere.
Minutes from superior and justice courts list judgments dismissals divorces and injunctions with a long roster of real estate transfers and recorded instruments filed with the county auditor for the week ending May 7 1914. Notable items include divorce decrees and judgments for plaintiffs and defendants plus numerous sale transfers and changes of ownership in Aberdeen Hoquiam and Cosmopolis.
A vintage breakfast menu extols boiled bacon as a fine starter and offers recipes. Chicken Livers Wrapped in Bacon, Broiled Bacon, Macaroni with Bacon, Apples and Bacon, and Bacon and Cheese Toast are detailed with steps for broiling, frying, baking, and cream sauce preparation, emphasizing crisp texture and savory combinations.
Dialogue excerpt shows Maria asking John if he is well while Puck teases a single menace. The lines imply a playful or mysterious exchange with a comic or dramatic edge.
Indigestion and loss of appetite are advertised to improve with Electric Bitters described as a spring tonic for liver kidney and stomach troubles. A testimonial cites Mr T D Peeble’s stomach relief after using the product. Available 50 cents and 1.00 from druggists Bucklen’s Arnica Salve also mentioned for eczema.
The article traces the origins of Mothers Day to Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia who inspired a day to honor mothers. It notes the first observance on the second Sunday in May following evangelistic campaigns in Philadelphia and Norfolk Virginia and describes church and fraternal group efforts to promote the custom and a white carnation as a symbol.
A witty exchange from the Pittsburgh Press notes a politician seeking a department post for his son. The official scoffs, but the dialogue ends with a chilling line about not needing to break him, illustrating a satirical take on nepotism and power.
Justice of the Peace Frye & Company files against L M Roser to recover 64.79 dollars plus interest and costs for meats sold. Hearing set June 8, 1914 in Aberdeen Washington. Bridges & Bruener represent the plaintiff. May 8 is first publication.
In Chehalis County Washington Ellen F. Cummings estate Final Account and Petition for Distribution filed Executrix Ethel Cummings Jaquith schedules settlement hearing Saturday June 6 1914 at 10 00 A M in Montesano court room Judge Ben Sheers presiding Anyone interested may appear contest or file written objections by that date
Charles W. Huotar as administrator of the estate of John Talvitie deceased has filed his Final Account and Petition for Distribution in the Superior Court. The hearing is set for Saturday May 9 1914 at 9:30 AM in the court-room of the Superior Court in Montesano Chehalis County.
Rail timetable data lists multiple trains from Aberdeen to Tacoma Seattle and Portland with departure and arrival times. It includes Northern Pacific Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul connections and Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation schedules.
The document records an Account and Petition for Distribution and contest, with the Hon. Mason Irwin presiding. The seal of the court is dated April 2 1914 and notices run from April 7 to May 7 1914 as the first and last publications.
Public notice for a sheriff sale of foreclosure property in Aberdeen area Chehalis County Washington under Order of Sale No 11446. Foreclosing party Finch Investment Company seeks Lot 1 2 5 6 Block1 and Lots3 4 5 Block2 Dole's Addition Aberdeen with sale at Monitorsano Courthouse June 6 1914 at 10 am. Sheriff Schelle Mathews administers with Attorney F R Conway representing plaintiff.
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