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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1909

Page

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Knife of fate in Aberdeen foundry shooting

J P Nelson head iron moulder shot Italian assistant Jerry Kossalter in the Douglas foundry over the right eye with a 32 caliber revolver yesterday afternoon and fled. Kossalter lies at Aberdeen General Hospital in serious condition, with a chance of recovery. Nelson, bareheaded in foundry clothes, vanished after the shot and is believed hidden in the city, tracked by bloodhounds all night without result.

J. P. Nelson Douglas Jerry Kossalter Kossalter Aberdeen General Hospital Kossaker Nelson First Street Dr. Wheeler First Division Hoquiam Cosmopolis

Howell Appointed Secretary of State by Governor Hay

Gov. Hay signed the commission of J. M. Howell of Tacoma as secretary of state to succeed Sam H. Nichols. Howell, former county auditor, defeated Nichols for the nomination in the primary. Hay cited high recommendations and confidence in Howell. Nichols resigned with intent to take effect once his successor qualifies.

Hay J. M. Howell Tacoma Nichols Olympia Sam H. Nichols Howell Fromerly

Boat Found Adrift on Grays Harbor

A launch named Blue Bell was picked up adrift on Grays Harbor. The owner may reclaim by paying salvage as directed to G. Parmenter at 69 Terrace Avenue, Aberdeen. Also noted: work began today to lay a brick pavement on Heron Street with completion in about two weeks.

Grays Harbor G. Parmenter Terrace Avenue Aberdeen Heron Street

Black Cats Win Two From Vancouver At Home

Immense crowds filled Electric Park as the Black Cats won both games against Vancouver. In the first game Aberdeen pitcher Seiver and O'Brien at catcher held the visitors to four runs, while the Cats battled to a 4 to 1 lead and added two more in a tense finish. The second game featured Pernell on the mound for Aberdeen and O'Brien behind the plate, with Vancouver mounting late threats but the Cats pulling off a 3 to 2 victory on two late runs after a long, dramatic sequence at the plate.

Electric Park Black Cats O Joy Vancouver Seiver Aberdeen O’brien Donovan Mahon Schumecher Quigley Sugden Smith Striek Mr. Engle Joe Sugden Mit Carr Cats Campbell Swalm Strieb Bewer Moore Snyder Ole Lejene Pernell Mickey O’brien Davis Schamweber Joe Joe Snyder Bower Paddock Lejune Lejeune Jack Herbert Rowland Ireland Casey

Williams Gets Light Sentence For Tampering Witness

W I Williams convicted in superior court of tampering with a material witness in a damage suit received a $500 fine plus court costs. Judge Irwin noted Williams was less culpable than those behind him, drawing criticism that the penalty may undervalue the crime.

W. W. Williams Irwin Williams Chehalis County

Price Set Penalty Notice

The maximum penalty described is one year in the penitentiary and a $5000 fine. The statement implies a legal framework or ordinance setting the upper limits for penalties.

Graft Scandal Grows In State Adjutant General Probe

Progress of the state adjutant general probe reveals widespread irregularities and hints of sensational fallout among military officials. Ortis Hamilton’s arrest sparks claims others will testify. a $256.69 ammunition bill suggests further peculations by the former adjutant general.

Olympia Adjutant General’s National Guard State Military Department Ortis Hamilton United States Cartridge Company of New Haven Conn Hamilton

Verdict of Manslaughter Convicts Officer in New York

Capt. Peter C. Hains Jr. faces 1 to 20 years in prison after a jury convicted him of first degree manslaughter in the killing of William E. Annis at Bay side Yacht Club last August. Defense evidence of insanity was used. Sentencing set for Monday with anticipated motions to overturn.

Flushing N. Y Peter C. Hains, Jr William E. Annis Bayside Yacht Club Hains

Feature breaks mold in push for new trial procedure

A feature article highlights a departure from the stereotyped trial procedure as advocates seek a new path to a retrial. It notes key figures and potential legal reforms shaping the push for change.

Schively Pettifogging Spokane Indictment Motion

In Spokane on May 11 attorneys Brooks and Reiter moved to dismiss J. H. Schively's indictments before Judge Webster. They argue grand jury eligibility issues, excused jurors, absent juryman Gordon, incomplete witness list, and deputy Pelletier's presence without right. State counsel Pugh and Donovan respond.

Spokane J. H. Schively H. M. Brooks E. D. Reiter Webster Huneke J. R. Gordon J. H. Pelletier Schively Fred Pugh W. C. Donovan

Daughters of Rebekah Hold Semi annual District Conven

The semi annual district convention of the Daughters of Rebekah closed just before midnight Tuesday at A U W hall. More than 200 delegates attended from Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano Elma Cosmopolis Satsop and Oakville with grand officers Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Tueders of Tacoma present. The meeting was highly successful with strong reports from all lodges and Aberdeen members hosted a 6 o clock supper and midnight banquet.

Daughters of Rebekah A. O. U. W. Hall Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano Elma Cosmopolis Satsop Oakville McDonald Tueders Tacoma Order

Ladies of the W C T U Plan Fountain Corner H and Heron

The women’s Christian Temperance Union group will install a fountain at the corner of H Street and Heron Street once the pavement cement is laid.

H and Heron Streets

Waste Militia Cash From Large Surplus in 1904 to Big Debt Now

Olympia May 10 The state military fund has fallen from a 1904 cash balance above 100000 to an overdrawn condition despite 218218 in tax income over four years The Hamilton disclosures suggest about 30000 of the outflow may be mis appropriated The 1909 legislature added 75000 for an armory at Bellingham and 61000 for maintenance plus 95000 for next two years Warrants outstanding for unpaid deficits total 117632 bearing 5 percent interest Efforts under Governor Hay aim to curb maintenance costs and recover funds from Hamilton bondsmen The old auditing board failed to scrutinize warrants enabling embezzlement and waste

Olympia State Military Fund Hamilton Seattle Tacoma Spokane Bellingham Hay Mead Clausen

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