Aberdeen Herald Promotes Longstanding Grays Harbor Presence
The Aberdeen Herald, edited by MO. J. Carney, notes its status as the oldest Grays Harbor paper with the largest Chehalis county circulation. It outlines subscription rates, advance payment discounts, and advertising contract basis tied to circulation figures.
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the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Son
H and
Wishkah Streete
Pearson & Campbell
Aberdeen
Wash
Consent and Empire: Debates Over Islands and Senators
The Chicago Record-Herald argues that ratifying the Danish West Indies should await inhabitants consent, while Oregon considers nominating senators via state ballots. It questions citizenship versus allegiance in passports, criticizes imperial rhetoric, and notes Roosevelt’s defiant defense of the flag amid revolts and imperialist critiques.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Rigsdag
England Debates Tariffs and Land Value Taxation
English public opinion splits over tariffs as wartime revenue tools sparking fears of protectionism. London reports a Cleveland mayor Johnson letter boosting the single tax idea. Dispatches claim rising revenues from income taxation renew vigor for reform.
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England
London
Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Aberdeen Opens as Major Firewood Cargo Point
Aberdeen Washington becomes a key cargo hub as April shipments exceed ten million cubic feet. West Coast and Puget Sound lumber industries drive the volume and local trade centers report strong activity.
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Aberdeen
Washington
West Coast
Puget Sound
Abel Weakens as Olympus Theater Case Fails
In Judge Mullens court this morning the Olympus theater case faltered as S C Coleman, held on bail, refused to pay Abel’s scheme. A letter from Abel asked dismissal of the stool pigeon complainant, leaving the county facing likely costs for Abel’s unsuccessful effort.
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Abel
Olympus Theater
Mullen
S.C. Coleman
Coleman
South Africa
Maritime loading and departures from West & Slade mill area
The F. M. Slade loads for Shanghai at West & Slade mill while San Pedro sails from American mill to San Francisco. Halcyon loads for San Francisco at Anderson Middleton mill. Benicia still loading for Sidney. Henry Wilson arrived to load for San Francisco. R. C. Slade sails for Santa Rosalia. Sophia Christianson near completion for San Pedro. W. J. Patterson loads for San Pedro. Coronado arrives loading for San Francisco at Anderson Middleton mill. Fanny Adele arrives for Alaska at Aberdeen Lumber mill. Carrier Dove towed for lumber shipment to a South African port from West & Slade mill.
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Barkentine Benicia
Imperial Council Shrine Rail Fares At San Francisco 1902
Imperial Council Nobles of Mystic Shrine in San Francisco announces railroad rates for the June 10 to 14 meeting. Fares via N. P. and Shasta route are 83.90 dollars, 28.90 dollars via steamers. Sales dates differ by route with limits from sale date. Concierge details list multiple steamship lines and dates in June.
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Mystic Shrine
San Francisco
Cal
N. P
Shasta
Sants
N. Vespersoy
Auent
Reduced Rates for National Meeting Travel Offer
Fraternal Order announces travel rates for the national meeting with May 26 and 29 sale dates. Fares include 52 dollars to Minneapolis and return, 72 dollars to Chicago and return, with 60 day return limit and ten day sale window. Stopovers west of St Paul or the Missouri River allowed within limits. N Henxperson, agent in Minneapolis.
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Minneagolis
Chicago
St. Paul
Missiouri River
N. Henxperson
Minneapolis
Minn
Dune Ord
Boom Case Decided Grays Harbor Wins Log Boom Dispute
Judge Rice ruled in favor of Grays Harbor Boom Co finding Humptulips Co’s upper boom must not hinder log passage and was poorly built. The trial revealed rivalry over Humptulips river boomage, attempts to blame Grays Harbor for a blast, and delays in delivering logs to market after the freshet.
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Grays Harbor Boom Co
Humptulips Boom & River Imp. Co
Rice
Lewis County
Humptulips Co
Grays Harbor Co
G. H. Co
Linn
Becom
G. IT. Co
Humptulips Company
Athletic Park bids rejected at Friday meeting
Two bids for park sites were rejected by the athletic association at Friday afternoon’s meeting. One offer on the Hoquiam road was $850 with $200 in stock, the other near James Stewart’s home was $1000 but required additional property. Stewart may still allow the park nearby and will present a satisfactory proposition. Wedding gifts advertised by Goldman’s Seattle.
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Athletic Association
Hoquiam Road
Jas
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Shingle Mills to Close Two Weeks Amid Market Dip
Washington Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers Association orders a two week shutdown of 300 shingle mills starting May 17 due to a down market. Whatcom county manufacturers meet May 12 to resist price cuts, maintaining $1.70 for A8s and $2.82 for dears at the mill. Cedar logs vary in price while merchantable timber logs rise 50 cents per thousand. Gold men watch warning.
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Washington Red Cedar Shingle Manufacture
Pacific Lumber Trade Journal
Whatcom County
Whatcom
Vie
Ballard
Paget Sound Timbermen’s Association
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China
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Halcyon
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N. P. Railroad Rates
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Athletic Park
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Seattle
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Protel
New Management
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W.E. Crist
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Weeks
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Chase & Sanborn
Boston
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Gentral
M. Antich
St. Bet
Heron and
Wishkah
Mitchell
Mitchell & CO
Kingsbury
Arkley
Commercial Block
Lincoln Paints
HL. Cook & GO
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W. B. Lowrie
C. M. Demeree
Washington Abstract Company
Crags Harbor
G St
Aberdeen State Bank
D. McLafferty & Sons
H Street
Heron
Lame
Grays Harbor Junk Company
EIN
Hume St
Tel
L.S. Norin
H. Aberdeen
Ely
Ely Browuers
Warren Street
New York
G Street
C. H. Lintinrings
Geo. W. Crisp
Fieldy Gleeson
Fashion Saloon
Elma
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E. I. Wilson Music CO
Market St
Dr. King
Smits Drug Co
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OMVS
Seatte
Evans Drug Co
Bryan
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