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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
4
A hobo intruded into the home of Miss Fannie Domini at 527 South Raritan Street Denver for a week sleeping in the cellar and attic before demanding breakfast at gunpoint and leaving as police were alerted. The residence belongs to M A Raynard with Miss Domini a cousin of the owner.
The Herald, oldest paper on Harbor, says its circulation is the largest in Chehalis County. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and payments tied to it may be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
A Bryan quotation urges active gratitude through conduct not words. It calls citizens to protect inheritance and resources, improve education for posterity, defend liberty, and share moral uplift across borders and communities.
The Washington Post notes increased trusts despite federal actions. It cites fines, jail terms, and limited impact, contrasting federal results with state actions in Ohio and North Carolina. Seattle Morning Times to cease publication next Saturday after eight months and a $78,000 shortfall.
The Aber Deen Semi Weekly Herald notes its pricing at $2.00 per year and presents brief local items with a focus on community matters.
Varying pieces describe school elections, cautionary sleep advice, and curious historical anecdotes. The Aberdeen dispute centers on director selection for a school with public property worth thousands and sizable annual spending, urging taxpayer engagement to counter teacher influence.
Judge Lanning’s court disposed of five cases on Tuesday. Peter Pauma won a judgment of 42.80 against Emil Leino over a balance on a fishing boat purchase. Karehner Bros. vs Turk ended with a defendant victory after contested liability and procedural errors. Matt Neimi owed 6.50 to J. M. Alexander but a jury awarded 6.31. total case tally 32.86. State vs Carl dismissed after venue change and nonappearance of the witness. A. J. Lawill won a judgment against Jos. Costello. Costello did not appear. Boyleva Carlson case postponed to next Tuesday.
Multiple vessels including schooners, barkentines and steamers, such as Robt. Lewers Ensign Andy Mahony Allen Zampa Jim Butler Fair Oake Westerner Wasp Santa Monica A. B. Johnson Newbury and Coronado, are loading or sailing between Slade Western Union American Lindetrom shipyard and various ports. Cargoes include sandstone machinery for the Dredging Co and shipments to Honolulu San Francisco San Pedro San Pere.
A lone quotation attributed to Tupper appears, noting that error distorts truth. The fragment lacks clear news context or names, offering a philosophical aside rather than a reporting item.
Supervisor Paul Cayer of Mathias Michigan survived a dangerous fall when his trousers caught on a large nail halting his descent during roof repairs at a Winters farmhouse. His companion James Green, a 28 year old carpenter from Fir Lake, died after the scaffolding collapsed and the men fell with the wreckage. Green died within hours. Cayer was rescued by his wife using a ladder.
A horse owned by Joseph Dalton of Chester Pennsylvania was stung on the hind leg by a hornet from a nest in a tree. The horse broke its hitching strap, bolted onto the street and collided with an express train at Walnut Street B&O crossing. Furniture and rugs spread along the road as the animal was killed by the impact. the hornet remained attached to the horse during examination by witnesses.
Fourteen year old Harold Boyer of 472 Righter Street Philadelphia opened his mouth to yell a warning as a chestnut bur fell from a tree during chestnuting in Wissahickon. The bur lodged in his throat with thorns, requiring a physician to remove it after the incident.
The piece argues millionaires are not guaranteed heavenly rewards. The author disputes wealth as a marker of virtue, noting wealth aligns with legitimate business talent and urban greed, while warning against the assumption of moral superiority for the rich.
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