Election Tuesday reshapes major cities across the U S
Tammany's William J Gaynor wins New York mayoralty by about 70 000 as Republicans gain in state and local races. San Francisco backs Union Labor candidate McCarthy for mayor, while Beahr defeats Johnson in Cleveland. Salt Lake defeats Mormon control as American party gains. Massachusetts and Rhode Island re elect Republicans amid narrow margins.
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San Francisco
Union Labor
Heney
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
United States
New York City
Tammany
William J. Gaynor
O .T. Barnard
Hearst
Board of Estimate
Herman Beahr
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Salt Lake
New Jersey
Indiana
Indianapolis
Virginna
Judge Mann
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
State
Senate
Assembly
New York State
Maryland
Massachusetts
Bay State
Eben Draper
Aaron J. Pothier
Olney Arnold
Rhode Island
Tom I. Johnson
Ohio
Herman C. Baehr
Baehr
Johnson
Nebraska
Grays Harbor Ministers Hold Annual Association Meeting
The Grays Harbor Ministerial Association met Monday evening at Rev. F. F. W. Greene’s home 812 East Fourth street. A banquet hosted by the St. Agnes Guild followed the gathering with toasts on topics including the church in community progress municipal service and the press and pulpit.
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Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
FF. Brooks
Eit
Maries
Howard
Laurie
MccDermoth
A. Hause
Williams
Greene
McDermoth
Hollenstad
City Council actions outline October permits and contracts
The city issued 30 building permits in October and refused one for A R Dabney for ordinance noncompliance. The liquor license for Charles Johnson moved to Fred Hewett. Bids for Boone and King streets were awarded to John Nordgren after a coin toss. The council accepted Pleasant Home plat and repaired roads. Contracts awarded for wooden water pipe and pipe fittings.
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A. R. Dabney
Dabney
Building Committee
Building Inspector
Charles Johnson
Fred Hewett
Jennie Hughes
Atlantic
Water Committee
John Nordgren
Matt Stromer
Boone and
King Streets
Otto Matteson
Cr. H. Allburty
Aberdeen Lumber
Bousefield
Washington Pipe & Foundry Co
Vulcan Tron Works
Lafayette Street
Aberdeen
Pleasant Home Addition
Electric Park
Stalding
Star and Gamewell
Tacoma
Wiley
W. W. Hart
County Commissioners Defend North River Road Funding
At the meeting Engineer Robertson rebutted claims that North River valley roads were neglected, detailing three year appropriations totaling nearly 39000 while noting a five mile gap could be built for 6000. Contracts awarded include tax rolls to FG Tefft Co Aberdeen, Westport dock to Aberdeen Construction, and a Wishkah river bridge trestle to Matt Strommer.
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Montesano
Robertson
North River Valley
Cosmopolis
Pacific County
Oregon
California
North River
Fg, Tefft Co
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Construction Co
Westport
Matt Strommer
Toe Creek
R. A. Anderson
Wishkah
Grand Forks
Hopkins
Court House
N. P. Railway
State Railway Commission
Twenty Five Teachers May Lose Certificates
Olympia notice from H B Dewey, superintendent of public instruction, to twenty five teachers in sixteen counties. They have not filed letters of recommendation per Denman, and if not received within two weeks, their certificates will be denied. The delay delays records and the books will close soon.
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Olympia
H. B. Dewey
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Denman
Harbor Belle deckhand falls overboard near Aberdeen
A. Norberg, 40, a deckhand on the steamer Harbor Belle (Wilson Bros Navigation Co.), vanished after slipping on a wet Aberdeen Hoquiam harbor deck as the boat stood between Aberden and Hoquiam. Lifeboat reached him too late. body not recovered amid swift channel current. Norberg has relatives in Minneapolis and owned Coos Bay property. Meanwhile State College at Pullman announces January 4 start for twenty week short courses in stockmen, dairymen, farmers and fruit-growers with free admission, modest book and board costs, and optional guidance from experts. The Wilson Bros. are near completion of the steamer Champion built at Hoquiam Matthews yards with Aberdeen machinery, 90 by 18 feet hull, screw propulsion, log towing bits, 400 HP, and heavy-duty towing gear.
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A. Norberg
Wilson Bros
State College At Co
Harbor Belle
Aberden
Hoquiam
Norberg
Wilson Bros. Navigation Co
Minneapolis
Coos Bay
Oregon
Stati. College
Pullman
Washington
State College
Matthews Yards
Aberdeen
Log Boom Breaks Flood Rush Hits Chehalis River
Loggers in Chehalis county faced heavy rains as streams swollen by storms carried thousands of logs toward the Chehalis river. At the railroad bridge near Cosmopolis about 8,000,000 feet of logs were jammed, with tugs and boom men working to secure and tow them away. The Grays Harbor gale reached 75 miles per hour, but losses were limited as logs were boomed and drift wood cleared.
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Chehalis County
Chehalis
Cosmopolis
Grays Harbor
Girl Needs Home Man Needs Cook In Odd Rail Bride Tale
Hoquiam dispatch reports John Bockover known as Wild Cat Johnny seeks a home for his bride to be Frances Heath of Cleveland. He says the match is practical not romantic as Heath travels across the continent to Olympia for a wedding. Both have previous marriages with Bockover aged 35 and Heath 85.
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Hoquiam
John Bockover
Wild Cat Johnny
Seattle
T Bockover
Frances Heath
Cleveland
Ohio
Roackover
New Departure in Laundry Work at Aberdeen Steam Laundry
Rough dry method introduced by Aberdeen Steam Laundry shifts workflow. The firm issues a list of procedures for faster garment processing and improved efficiency.
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Aberdeen Steam Laundry
Corner Stone Laying for New High School
At 11 a m tomorrow the corner stone of the new high school on the block bounded by Third Fourth 17 and T streets will be laid with a program including vocal music by the High School Chorus invocation by Rev McDermoth reading of deposited articles and an address by Prof J B Greenleaf chairman W W Hart. The building will be among the best in the state for material sanitation and convenience for pupils and teachers.
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McDermoth
Pemternrar
J. Bb. Greenleaf
Board of Education
W. W. Hart
Bridges Washed Away Cut Milwaukee Rail Route
Reports from Olympia say the Nisqually Deschutes and Chehalis rivers are swollen from four days of heavy rains. A Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound bridge at Rochester was washed away and another on the Nisqually may have been destroyed. A third bridge on the Deschutes is in danger. Construction work on the Milwaukee railroad is halted along these river routes.
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Olympia
Nisqually
Deschutes
Chehalis
Milwaukee & Puget Sound
Rochester
Deschutes River
Milwaukee Railroad
Mrs. Aubright Succumbs in Seattle Hospital
Mrs H P Aubright of Hoquiam died in a Seattle hospital where she was treated a month for health reasons. Telegrams from her husband H P Aubright said he remained at her side and notified East relatives. funeral plans awaited replies.
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Hoquiam
H. P. Aubright
Seattle
Aubright
Cheap Potatoes Rotting in Fields Near Spokane
Potatoes sold at 40 to 50 cents a sack at the railway station while yields run 100 to 150 bushels per acre in the Inland Empire. Thousands of bushels rot undug as digging is unprofitable for growers. Farmers in Nez Perce and Camas Prairie feed tubers to hogs. Potatoes are boiled and dumped into troughs for churning feed.
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Spokane
Inland Empire
Nez Perce
Camas
Lewiston
Judge Sues County Over Gown Cost
Olympia November 2 Judge John R Mitchell of Mason and Thurston County Superior Court files suit in the superior court to recover 40.90 dollars as the county share of the new silk gown. The gown cost 54.80 dollars and Mason county paid 13.90 but commissioners refused to cover the bill.
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Olympia
John R. Mitchell
Mason and Thurston County Superior Court
Mason County
Mitchell
McCredie Wins Congress By Narrow District Margin
In a lackluster campaign the Second district elected Judge W W McCredie over Ernest Lister with about 600-vote lead in the county and roughly 3,000 district total. Pierce favored Lister by about 800. Chehalis County turnout was low as Republicans split between bolting and McCredie.
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Francis W. Cushman
W. W. McCredie
Columbia River
Ernest Lister
Pierce
Mason, Jefferson
Clallam
Lister
Chehalis County
McCredie
Aberdeen
Herman
Harlan
Rockhill
Carlson
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
Montesano
LABOR LEADERS LOSE APPEAL IN BUCK STOVE BOYCOTT CASE
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals upheld a Supreme Court ruling finding Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell of the American Federation of Labor guilty of contempt. They received twelve nine and six months respectively for defying a court order to halt boycotting Buck Stove and Range. Chief Justice Sheppard dissented on constitutional grounds.
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Gommers
Mitchell
Morrison
Washington
District Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Samuel Gommers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Sheppard
America
Gompers
Buck Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
Four North Aden lots offered with installment terms
Four lots in North Aden offered at 100 dollars each with 50 percent cash and 130 feet frontage. Buyers pay 19 dollars cash and balance five dollars monthly. Contact Ellis Marten at 204 South I Street tf for details.
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Aden
Ellis Marten
South I St. Tf
Aberdeen Steam Laundry Prices Rough Dry Service
A brief notice lists rough dry cleaning options at Aberdeen Steam Laundry with pricing details. The item highlights the rough dry rate and associated service terms for customers seeking quick cleaning.
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Mons
the City Council
Macauley
New York World
Steamer Champion
Man
W.w.wccbedie
Vancouver
Pierce County
Elma
Oakville
Satsop—McCredie
Moclips
Wyn
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