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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
2
Hoquiam news covers visitors and arrivals including Hoquiam and Astoria guests, weddings, births, and illnesses. Notables mention Mill accident at Sylvia Shingle mill, real estate sale by Gordon Simmons, and community events from May including church gatherings and charity organizatons.
A son was born Saturday May 21 to Mr and Mrs Clifford Durdle. A son was born Monday May 23 1910 to Mr and Mrs Wimitosen. Miss Mary Fitz and Miss Beth Corns of Seattle visit Dr and Mrs Fitz. Edgar Meyer left for South Bend.
May 29 reports concrete buildings in Hoquiam valued around 250000 under construction or planned within 60 days. Northwestern Lumber sells riverfront property to Union Pacific for a 75000 building. Two apartments costing 10000 and 6000 are under way by Heath and Dandy, with plans for a 150 foot frontage two story block by Mason Lodge and Anderson Houser on Eighth Street west of K Street.
The Aber deen High School Freshmen toured Westport today aboard the steamer Kennewick. The vessel sailed from the city dock at seven o clock this morning.
A six panel stained glass window dedicated to American prisoners of the War of 1812 who helped build St. Michael's Church at Dartmouth England will be unveiled June 4. Gifted by the National Society of the United States Daughters of 1812, the window honors 218 American seamen buried in the churchyard and recalls the prisoners' harsh treatment and labor for the church.
A portrait of Clara Morris born 1849 in Toronto, rising after a chorus girl’s bold cue to take Ann Sylvester’s role in Man and Wife. Years later illness and financial strain drew nationwide sympathy and a curious letter from North Dakota reveals Morris’s wit and enduring spirit.
A committee appointed by Superintendent Ella Flagg Young will allow kittens puppies chickens pigeons rabbits squirrels guinea pigs Japanese mice white rats tadpoles frogs birds bugs and bees into kindergarten classrooms to foster interest in nature study. Higher kindergarten work will include feeding caterpillars and studying crickets and spiders.
Berlin publishes a poem titled The Dead King with a closing stanza praising a ruler who bore burdens for his people. It asserts the king gave all he cherished and died for them, urging leaders to choose duty over comfort and not to gaze on the dead.
Dr B Tyde convicted of murdering Col Thorses I Swope in Kansas City Mo. While in jail he plans steady study, bringing a score of books from his office to keep his medical mind active. He was a respected physician and former president of the Jackson County Medical Society.
The automobile gun detachment of the Northwestern Military Beadhing at Wichland Park near Chicago plans a 2000 mile test run from Cincinnati to Texas between June 15 and August 1. The unit uses autos with automatic rapid fire guns and seeks cross state permission for the historic test.
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