Chehalis County Items of Interest Highlight Local Happenings
Chehalis County notes report J. E. Murrey Lumber Co. mill closure and W E Griswold adding to a newly purchased home. Geo Fields hosts a Halloween party for about twenty guests. Clifford Couch returns from California due to his brother Mason’s illness. Elder A Wilson and wife visit Peril for preaching. C W Bryan from Centralia surveys the proposed Peoples Cooperative Telephone Company project, which is progressing toward action.
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J. E. Murrey
C. W. Bryan
Centralia
Peoples Co-operative Telephone Company
Local notes on residents and development in Montesano area
Mrs. P Murray visits daughter in Montesano while Wakefield and O Donnell advance 24 by 64 warehouse work. Builders, buyers, and relocations include McAfrey brothers from Indian Territory visiting James Lewis, Pearl Hale starting a seven month school term, Tom Osborn constructing a 22 by 26 foot tenement for Brewer, Chas Folk selling ranch to W T Temple, and Will Fisch planning a house at Second and Anderson. An eleven pound boy greets Geo Watkins in Eureka addition as carpenters move a warehouse project to Aberdeen.
Community notes and local transfers in Montesano
Miss Amanda Quimby hosts Christian Endeavor meetings. Hallowe en social a success. Esther society adds to treasury. Avent Wm Moore sells lot in McBryde addition to O Curd of Hoquiam. John Stenger visits Montesano harbor cities. Assessor Archer introduces a new assessment blank. Gus Stratton returns from Dawson after ice delays. Will Glen returns from Alaska after six years freighting. Everett Bohannon faces lawsuit in Pacific county over timber fee. J E Calder buys property north of the opera house to add dressing rooms and expand the stage. multiple improvements planned.
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Archer
Gus Stratton
Dawson
Seattle
Yukon
J. E. Calder
Opera House
Man fatally shoots neighbor in land dispute clash
A. A. Armstrong shot and severely wounded J. R. Patton at Otter in the Wyncodie valley yesterday. Armstrong, after a prior stabbing conviction, was said to have come armed with a 30-30 rifle and fired four times while witnesses looked on. Patton, left with a gaping wound, was taken to Montesano jail, with doctors giving poor hopes for recovery.
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A. A. Armstrong
J. R. Patton
Otter
Wyncodie
Armstrong
Montesano
Carr
Patton
Aberdeen fires relief gift from Major Abbott
Major Abbott of Aberdeen sends a $25 check from Washington with a letter to J J Carney stating funds are for destitute fire sufferers. He explains modest income and investments limit further giving while expressing sincere sympathy and hope for no future calamities.
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L. A. Abbott
Major Abbott
Aberdeen
Washington, D. C
J.J. Carney
Labor demands and Schwab's sharp exchange on industry
The article quotes Charles M. Schwab decrying labor demands while labor seeks fair wages an eight hour day and safer conditions. It challenges Schwab to define exorbitant demands and notes his wealth from stock deals funded by worker toil amid calls for reform and equal rights.
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Charles M. Schwab
Steel Trust
Shipbuilding Trust
Schwab
Mr. Schwab
Monte Carlo
Uncalled Letters in Aberdeen Post Office Week Ending Nov 10 1903
The following names appear on the uncalled list for the Aberdeen post office for the week ending November 10 1903. Anthony C Bernheim L A Buckley Mr Cole Mrs F R Cameron James H Daviness Norvil Diamond AS Esq Davison C Eichner Hans Gustafson Maria Green Walter Hamilton Wm Hammond T N Hammill Edward Hokki Amio Haikaroiner n Heath Chase Hunter Mrs F Jackson John We Naa Tan Keating Mr Lupton L P Mills ES McDonald Geo B Newmann Angus Parker Daniel Parr DE Swank Ered Kellogg Huse Lawrence Bertha Lynn Mrs Fannie McCabe Wm Nash Edgar Ostaander A P Peterson Herman Robertson Daniel Stout WS Smith Al Stevens Will Samphy Jam Tomren K E Wood John Walker B F Persons. Smith Mrs Lottie Schneider Joseph Saarinen Emil Wooten Albert White William Wing. For these letters will Advertised. CAMPBELL P M
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Aberdeen
Anthony
C Bernheim
Buckley
Cole
F R Cameron James H Daviness
Norvil Diamond
Esq Davison
C Eichner
Hans Gustafson
Maria Green
Walter Hamilton
Hammond T N
Hammill
Edward Hokki Amio Haikaroiner
Heath Chase Hunter
F Jackson
John We
Tan Keating
Lupton
P Mills
ES McDonald
Geo B
Newmann
Angus Parker
Daniel Parr DE Swank
Ered
Roosevelt tariff views clash in Life of Benton excerpts
The piece contrasts Mr. Roosevelt’s recent warning against destroying the protective system with his writings in the Life of Thomas H. Benton. It notes his 1828 tariff analysis showing regional hurt, while as president he argues prosperity lies under protection. The discussion cites Webster and Benton and the political economy view.
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Roosevelt
Thomas H. Benton
Mr. Roosevelt
New England
Northwest
Louisiana
South Carolina
Benton
Missouri
Webster
Massachusetts
Thomas H. Eaton
United States
Ships and schooners loading at regional mills for distant ports
The Alpha and J M Coleman are loading at Western mill for San Francisco while A B Johnson loads at West & Slade for San Pedro. W J Patterson sailed from American mill for San Pedro. F S Redfield, Cecilia Sudden, Sophia Christianson at Aberdeen area mills loading for San Pedro. Chehalis and Coronado sails for San Pedro. Fred F E Sanders loaded at Anderson Middleton mill for San Pedro. David Evans completes cargo to Sidney Australia from Michigan mill. Wrestler loaded at West & Slade mill waits for storm to sail for Santa Rosalia Mexico.
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J. M. Coleman
Western Mill
San Francisco
A. B. Johnson
West & Slade Mill
San Pedro
W. J. Patterson
American Mill
F. S. Redfield
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Cecilia Sudden
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Chehalis
Sophia Christianson
Aberdeen Lumbert& Shingle Mills
Coronado
Fred FE. Sanders
Anderson & Middleton
David Evans
Michigan Mill
Sidney
Australia
Santa Rosalia Mexico
City Clerk Registers Voters by Evening Appointment
Beginning Monday November 2 the city clerk’s office will host evening registration from 7 15 to 9 00 for citizens unable to attend daytime hours Naturalized citizens must bring papers Registration closes November 27 to vote in the December 8 city election Office located in East Aberdeen over West Slade mall office Aberdeen Wash dated October 29 1903 P F Carx City Clerk The Best Commercial Job Printing Herald $1 50 year in advance
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Aberdeen
West & Slade Mall Company
Wash
P. F. Carx
Aberdeen Fire Department Notice for Novembers meeting
Notice to Firemen announces Aberdeen Fire Department regular meeting at Odd Fellows hall on Sunday evening November 15 at 7 30 sharp. All members must attend or be marked off the roll. Cons G Koener Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Fire Department
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cons
G. Koener
Take the Beat The Semi Week at the Herald Printery
The item notes a semi week event at the Herald Printery located on 39 Wishkah Street. It highlights activities linked to the printery and its schedule.
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the Herald Printery
Wishkah St
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Oakville
Hoquiam
O. L. Higley
Brisco & Son
Henry Eberting
Eagles
Mr. Altman Knight
Alaska
Captain Myers
Fred J. Wood
George Hil. Emerson
Portland
Northern Box Manufacturers’ Association
Kleine Bailey
Frank B. Murr
R. J. Bailey
G. A. Bale
Lake City
Iowa
Baptist Church
Brown
Gate City
Jas. Brown
Charlesworth
Grays Harbor
Elma
Geo. Watkins
Eureka Addition
Ocosta
Amanda Quimby
Christian Endeavor Society
Hallowe’en
Esther Society
John Stenger
Harbor
Will Glen
Peter Oberg
Koyukuk River
Everett Bohannon
Pacific County
Bohannon
W.J. Bodle
Dr. Watkins
Wishkah Sts
Nicholet Hotel
Oman
L, A, Abbott
The
Kellogg Huse Lawrence Bertha Lynn
Fannie McCabe
Nash Edgar Ostaander
A P Peterson
Herman Robertson Daniel Stout
Campbell
P. M
Alpha
Herald
GEO. J. Wolff & CO
Heron ST
Geo. Fisher
Market St
DR. Long
G Street
Horseshoe Store
J. H. Fuller & Co
Levi & Baer
Rose Shoe Store
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