Aberdeen Herald announces publication details and rates
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publication days Monday and Thursday at 408 East Wislakah Street with contact 41. It notes editor J G Garney as proprietor and includes subscription rates and advertising prices. It claims the paper is the oldest on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County and warns contracts may be void if circulation statements are not absolutely true.
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Official secrecy under fire in Todd murder coverage
Hoquiam city council faced remarks on public rights to information as Marshal McKenney refused details in the Todd murder case. Editors argue officials are paid by the public to disclose findings and protest withholding, urging accountability and accessible records for citizens and authorities alike.
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Askad
Banks Should Stand Pat to Protect Depositors says Commoner
In a Commoner editorial the need for patience and faith from depositors is urged to prevent bank panics. It argues withdrawing small daily amounts harms even strong banks and stresses that continued deposits support the community and national safety.
Tariff Bounties and the Case Against Protectionism
A speech from Governor Guild at Waltem Mass argues tariffs are odious bounties for the hides and wood pulp and denounces duties on iron steel carpets and textiles as harmful protections. The piece calls protectionism an evil that breeds poverty crime and dishonesty and urges truth about tariff policy.
Confession of Ralph W Steele May Prompt Inquiry
The article argues for thorough investigation into the Steele case and the alleged involvement of Mrs. Todd in the murder of Frank Todd. It urges authorities to act decisively, citing motives, elopement plans, and possible concealment to clear or indict the accused woman. The piece appeals to the judge and grand jury to pursue justice without fear or bias.
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Death of Aberdeen Resident Michael Goldsmith
Michael Goldsmith of Aberdeen died early Saturday after a long illness. Born in New York in 1831 he was a Civil War veteran. He leaves a wife and several grown children and an estate around 50 000 dollars. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Aberdeen Daleraes Parlors with Rev. Chas MacDer moth officiating before the remains are shipped to Seattle for interment in the Hebrew cemetery.
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Hebrews Cemetery
The Rollicking Girl in Local Theatre Run
The Rollicking Girl delights audiences with lively humor and stage comedy. German comedian Saiu headlines a strong cast led by Lis Boon and a large company, boosting anticipation for the season at Hers City venue.
Shipping activity on the waterfront with multiple vessels
A flurry of vessel movements is reported along the waterfront with steamer arrivals and departures. Vessels including the RB, Ensign, Andy Maho, Westerner, Fair Oaks, Centrala, Jim Butler, G C Lindsay, Quinees, and others are loading or sailing between mills in San Francisco, San Pedro, and San Francisco Bay.
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Unclear crime report on local arrests and pot smoking
A fragmentary notice from November 25 reports a posse detaining suspects and arrests in a drugs case. It mentions investigations by authorities, limited discoveries of pipes, and a prosecutor’s stance amid city sentiment regarding connections to a celestial sect and illicit smokers.
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The Back Sowers in The Smart Set December
A Dorothe Deskin novelette in The Smart Set's December issue explores a young woman’s moral struggle and a key game moment. The piece draws sharp character detail and a stark redemptive arc, reflecting changing tones in contemporary fiction.
Toe Harald Mysterious Local Readership Recalled
A fragmentary note mentions Toe Harald as a mom figure in a widely read local paper. The text hints at a sage editor or veteran writer guiding the paper’s voice and legacy.
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