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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
4
A garbled note lists arrivals and departures with scattered names and places. It mentions Jackson and Joe among unclear references and references a system or schedule for movements. The text also hints at a theater or station setting with mentions of a route to Topeéay and a crisis.
The Seatte Argus notes Wissem Emons supports Palmer in the direct primary race amid tense politics. It urges voters to pledge to accept the primary outcome and highlights ongoing debates over candidate influence and fairness in King County.
The Payne Aldrich tariff after adjustments pushed woolen and worsted cloth costs up by about 35 percent. Clothing makers say higher costs flow to consumers, raising typical suits from ten to twelve dollars and beyond, with minimal relief for shoppers as debates continue in Congress. The Cincinnati association urges a tariff reduction on woolen goods, a request not granted.
The text notes the government runs deficits as spending exceeds receipts and mentions a tariff law claimed to generate enough revenue to fund operations. It references Congressman Charles P Peonsylvania and discussions about tariff reversions and congressional treatment, with emphasis on revenue outcomes and legislative stance.
A reader letter warns Aberdecen Teal estate agents for promoting aggressive outside investments. The piece accuses firms of misleading buyers, threatening local property values, and urges newspapers to unite towns against such schemes to protect residents' livelihoods.
Mrs. Nora Marhyll Rockwell wife of A G Rockwell cashier of the Pires National Bank of Hoquiam died Tuesday night in an Aberdeen hospital after a lengthy illness. Born August 12 1887 in Exeter Nebraska she came to Aberdeen as a child and grew up there. Funeral from First Presbyterian Church Aberdeen at 2:39 this afternoon with Rev James A Laurie Jr of Hoquiam Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Penn Hill.
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