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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1907
Page
4
A fragment from the Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald notes individuals and roles, referencing J. Carney as proprietor and editor. The readable text hints at a relief related update and newspaper branding within the period publication.
In a heated session, lawmakers discuss water import plans from Wynoodre river and a currency bill. James and Kort press for and against loans and fixed rates, criticizing Republican banking favors and alleging a corruption fund tied to public money.
Montesano Vidette notes discussions on dividing county funds and directing a share of 565 615 49 to Grays Harbor. It argues petty critics push delay to steer expenditures and cites local concerns about treasury control. The piece also mentions the Ohio Penitentiary News suspension and mock references to starting a bank.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference finance, bankers, minorities, and public policy with scattered phrases about Wall Street and the United Nations. It also mentions June Smart Set and a romance tale set in Paris, noting a 19th century literary work and author J H Tweale.
Vessels from multiple mills load for San Francisco and other ports. The steamer Svea sails for San Francisco, several schooners such as Ludlaw mit Endeavor and Chas. E. Falk load at various mills, and the barkentine Benicia heads to Port Harford. The stern wheel Union Driver is measured at 859 tons net, and the launch Phoenix delivered supplies to the Quniault reservation.
A late article outlines new state provisions for vessel operation under BI20 1ntG including required stern markings, permits for launches, and passenger safety rules. It covers explosives restrictions, fuel oil limits, crew licensing, and penalties for overloads with fines up to 260 dollars.
A. H. Griffin heads to Hot Lake Oregon for a brief stay to seek relief from rheumatism. Father J. Gibben also travels to Hot Lake for the same purpose. Mrs. A. H. Griffin accompanies them. The Catholic ladies plan a meeting with Mrs. Bowman at 217 West First Street next Wednesday afternoon. Reverend Miles E. is pastor at Toledo. Obituary: Mr Edney of this city dies in North Aberdeen. funeral at Baptist church tomorrow. survived by wife and four children Jephetha Frank Susie Ethel. born Memphis Tenn 1353.
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