Local Officials Listed for City Posts in Recent Slate
The document names candidates for mayor Eugene France city attorney W S Agnew street commissioner Charles H Doncaster police judge F H Fox and council members across six wards including M R Sherwood Claud Leitch A S Brecht W C Luvcore W W Hart R N Moody A F Coats James A Hood A Rupert A L Davenport F E K White James H Empey.
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Eugene France
W. S. Agnew
Chas. H
F. H. Fox
M. R. Sherwood
Claud Leitch
A. S. Brecht
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Council Debate on Saloon Barring and City Salaries
Councilman Stockwell accuses current saloon restrictions near Heron street of serving private interests tied to Weinhard Brewing Co. and predicts the law may fail. editor urges proper policing instead. Separately, editor critiques a high council pay plan, proposes $300 mayor, $2 per meeting for council, and notes amended figures yielding $5,660 yearly.
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Stockwell
Weinhard
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Fine Job Printing at Moderate Prices Herald Printery
A compact note highlights the Herald Printery offering affordable printing services with moderate pricing and reliable turnaround.
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Herald Printery
The weather favors the president on his voyage
Government officials defend the pricey weather bureau citing its role in guiding the president's sailing itinerary. Weather data help anticipate conditions, schedule movements, and ensure maritime safety during the voyage.
Countess de Castellane Granted Absolute Divorce
A New Jersey man declines marriage over doubts about supporting a wife and mutual doubt is hinted. The American Bankers Association drafts currency reform yet finds no fix for bankers. Boni is cut off without a son and no souvenir released.
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American Bankers’ Association
Countess de Castellane
Boni
Harriman’s Rail Rivalries Warn of Possible Takeovers
In a brisk, pointed line the piece notes that Harriman has not yet absorbed several railroads and warns those firms to be cautious about future encroachments.
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Harriman
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Sections Progress
In the Chamber of Commerce meeting J D Crary filled the chair in FE Finch's absence. Powell reported progress on the Aberdeen Montesano road and the advertising pamphlet will be ready for distribution in about ten days. Hogan Lewis and Bowes were named to draft resolutions opposing the new courthouse for county commissioners.
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FE. C. Finch
J.D. Crary
Chamber of Commerce
Powell
Aberdeen-Montesano
Court House
John C. Hogan
John G. Lewis
S. K. Bowes
Grays Harbor
Be Charitable to Your Horses and Yourself
Balard's Snow Liniment claims to cure all pains for both humans and animals. A Bakersfield Missouri user endorses it after ten years of use, calling it the best for man or beast. Sold by Shelley's Drugstore with printing services offered nearby.
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Balard
J. M. Roberts
Bakersfield
Shelley
Naval strength and future of the United States
The author argues for a larger navy to deter attack and protect growing commerce. He notes the US distance from other powers reduces risk but urges expansion, citing improved marksmanship and a pipeline of young sailors. The piece asserts the navy has modernized since the Spanish American War and will become the world’s greatest naval force as wealth grows.
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