Long session to test Congress as tariff fight subsides
Washington hopes for lively next session starting December 6 1909 with a big tariff behind and fights ahead over appropriations insurgents led by Champ Clark and voices like Marie Henry Watterson expect clashes with Speaker Cannon while allegiance shifts surface across the House a broad county franchise hearing sets a separate action for Eldridge Wheeler to build an electric railroad network across Chehalis County with many roads and limits detailed counties east to the Pacific Ocean and the town of Oakville involved
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Washington
Congress
Champ Clark
House
Ann Arbor
Marie Henry Watterson
Taft
Roosevelt
Marie Henry
Middle West
Joseph Cannon
Herbert Parsons
New York
Parsons
Parson
Senate
Cannon
Miles Poindexter
Board of County Commissioners
Grays Harbor
Court House
Montesano
Board of Commissioners
Chehalis
Eldridge Wheeler
Chehalis County
Township 16
W. M
Present County
Henry Hunter
Black River Steel Bridge
Dexter Newton
Sickman Ford
Block House
Oakville
Fourth Street
Humptulips City
Two
Humptulips
Quinsault Lake
Quiniault Lake County
C. A. Newham
Copaulis Beach
L.L. Kirkpatrick
Copalis Beach
Pacific Ocean
Don. OR
Weoom
Elma Summit
Elma
Wash
U. S. Church
Record Storm Raises Wind and Rain on Grays Harbor
A multi day storm on Grays Harbor brought unprecedented wind speeds and heavy rainfall. Flooding from the Chehalis river overflow and last night’s high tide threatened East Hoquiam and flooded dikes while the Wishkah river rainfall caused booms to lose rafts but recover with minor losses.
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Grays Harbor
Chehalis
East Hoquiam
Wishkah
Heraia St. 3e Week Report Sparks Interest
A compact Heraia column notes a weekly schedule update and highlights notable local actions. Readers are urged to watch for forthcoming details as community plans unfold and residents seek clarity on events.
Burnett Bros Opening dazzles with holiday display
Burnett Bros jewelers opened for the season despite bad weather. The salesroom featured floral and electric light decor, Prof Gylfe's string orchestra performed, and a large attendance. A Grandfather's clock in a carved mahogany case, crowned by a gold medal from the A Y P exposition, attracted much attention. The clock chimes on the hour, half, and quarter hours in five musical strains.
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Burnett Bros
Seattle
New departure in laundry work at Aberdeen Steam Laundry
Brief notice indicates a new departure in laundry services with rough dry process and a request to obtain a list from Aberdeen Steam Laundry for further details.
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Aberdeen Steam
Hamilton Jury Nearing Completion in Hamilton Trial
In Olympia on November 26, the state and defense edge toward a 12 juror panel for Ortis Hamilton. The last juror was passed for cause as peremptory challenges are used. Supreme Court denies writ to halt trial. Judge Mitchell overrules defense motion to dismiss over summons issues.
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Olympia
Ortis Hamilton
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Superior Court
Seattle
Gaston
Pioneer Satsop settler sells timber to Slade Lumber
W. A. Wright, longtime Satsop Valley pioneer, visited the city to close a timber sale on his land to the S. E. Slade Lumber Co. He settled near Satsop almost twenty years ago and built a solid farm while leaving a substantial timber parcel for the sale.
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W. A. Wright
Satsop
S. E. Slade Lumber Co
Wright
New Hardware Store Opens Near Finch Building Harbor
J. W. Baker opened a new hardware store Friday evening west of the Finch building for public inspection. The shop features modern display methods and a well arranged stock believed to be unmatched on the Harbor.
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J. W. Baker
Finch Building
Inspector Promoted Sees Move to Port Townsend
F. C. Jenkins, who took over from Captain Doran as deputy collector of customs for Grays Harbor two years ago, is promoted and will move to the Port Townsend office once J. L. Sebastian arrives from Sealife. Sebastian views the shift as a promotion with greater responsibility and higher pay.
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F. C. Jenkins
Captain Doran
Grays Harbor
Port Townsend
J. L. Sebastian
Sealife
Sebastian
Thomas and daughter return home to Roslyn
T. J. Thomas and his daughter Miss Sarah return to their Roslyn home today. They are accompanied by Miss R. M. Jones after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson at 715 East First Street.
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T. J. Thomas
Sarah
Roslyn
Wash
R. M. Jones
John Pearson
East First Street
Pink Tea Delights Sunday School Children at Mrs Faulkner’s
Children from the Roman Catholic Sunday school enjoyed a pink tea at the home of Mrs. Dr. Faulkner on Friday afternoon. Reception rooms were decorated in pink with matching accessories.
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Dr. Faulkner
Thanksgiving Day Observances In Aberdeen Notes
Aberdeen stores closed for Thanksgiving and a union service at the Presbyterian church featured Rev. PF F W Greene and solos by Mrs Hafferty and Miss Cogger. The newsboys dinner hosted by Louis H Burnett drew over 50, with publishers and wives later dining at the Washington. Aberdeen beat Hoquiam 12 to 2 in the inter scholastic gridiron championship.
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Aberdeen
Presbyterian Church
PF. F. W. Greene
Guy Hafferty
Minnie Cogger
Grays Harbor
Louis H. Burnett
Burnett
George S. Nye
Grand
the Washington
J. H. Fuller
D. M. Bowes
W. B. Paine
F. G. Jones
C. Camillo
J. R. Evans
O. J. Engen
Mms
Percy Clark
J. D. Crary
J. S. van Kleek
Stewart
Roy Young
Fred Becker
A. C. Ennis
Emily Daulton
Phil Locke
W. FE. Hills
L. L. Trask
Frank Hawkes
Paul Findeisen
G. A. R. Corps
Hoquiam
Washington
Firemen Respond to Two Weekend Blazes
Fire department runs twice on Saturday night, first for a Market rear street chimney fire, second for a Wishkah block lodger whose bed clothes caught fire after smoking in bed. No injuries or property losses reported, only calls.
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Wishkah
Congregational Church Ladies Hold Thanksgiving Missionary Meeting
The ladies of the Congregational church will hold their annual Thanksgiving Missionary meeting in the church basement next Wednesday afternoon. A fine literary and musical program has been prepared and refreshments and social will follow. Those interested in missions are invited.
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the Congregational Church
Alarm System Out, Storm Knocks It Out
Chief Schneider spent the forenoon locating the outage after the storm disrupted the fire alarm system. He then faced difficulty finding a competent person to repair the alarm.
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Schneider
Loggers Form Committee to Protect Logs in High Water
At a Friday meeting of loggers a committee was appointed to confer with Chehalis Boom Co officials to secure better protection for logs during high water conditions.
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Chehalis Boom Co
Aberdeen Steam Laundry ROUGH DRY Price Inquiry
Customer asks for rough dry prices from Aberdeen Steam Laundry. Inquiry notes include the request to provide cost estimates and potential turnaround details. Respondent should supply current rate card figures and any minimum service charges.
Reading insurgents out of the Republican Party
Senator Dolliver of Iowa discusses reading insurgents from the Republican Party via La Follette's Weekly Magazine. The piece recalls his tariff debate remarks defending the citadel of protection as the American people's judgment and the right of producers to fair profit.
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Madison
Wis
Dolliver
Iowa
la Follette
Aldrich
Senate
Citadel of Protection Denounced in Tariff Debate
A Rhode Island senator derides the so-called citadel of protection as a fortress of cards. He criticizes the Senate's bargaining with local interests and warns that the protective tariff system cannot endure if members trade favors to protect constituents while keeping quiet.
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Rhode Island
Aldrich
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Funeral of Freda Stiles 19 Dies After Typhoid Fever
The funeral for Miss Freda Stiles aged 19 was held yesterday at the Congregational church. A granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J B Haynes of this city she died of typhoid fever Tuesday at her parents home Mr and Mrs L I Stiles Malaga Washington. Her Aberdeen upbringing and family circle mourn her loss with many friends offering sympathy.
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Freda Stiles
Congregational Church
Stiles
J. B. Haynes
L. I. Stiles
Malaga
Wash
Aberdeen
Shipbuilder W H McWhinney injured in Aberdeen yard
W H McWhinney a noted shipbuilder and former sheriff was severely injured Saturday at his South Aberdeen shipyard. While in the bow of the steamer Harbor Belle he slipped fell about 25 feet among timbers and lumber, struck his head and was unconscious. He was taken to Aberdeen General hospital treated for facial head cuts and, after dressing, returned home where no serious results are anticipated.
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W. H. McWhinney
Aberdeen
McWhinney
Harbor Belle
Aberdeen General Hospital
All Round Alti Tone Tonic Offered by Evans Drug Co
For sale by Evans Drug Co. a general tonic described as an all round remedy. No further details or specifications provided in the fragment.
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Evans Drug Co
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L. L. Kirkpatrick
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