Aberdeen Herald Subscription Rates and Circulation Claim
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald notes its publication schedule and details subscription terms. It asserts it is the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County and warns that advertising contracts may be voided if its claimed circulation is not absolutely true.
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the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Wise
Democratic Ticket State Officials and Local Races Listed
A list of Democratic candidates for State Senate Representatives Auditor County Attorney Treasurer Assessor Sheriff Clerk Superintendent of Schools Surveyor Coroner Wreckmaster and two Commissioners across districts names Aberde en Hoquiam Copalis Montesans Satsop Togaiains with multiple Justices of the Peace and Constables.
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Ben Sheeks
Aberdeen
BR. Davis
A. S. Hodgdon
Hoquiam
Peter P. Clark
C. Cross
Tom Richardson
Hoqquiam
W. I. Warner
Satsop
J. M. Powes
F. AW. Pax
W. C. Lloyd
W. Bb. Ogden
John Snyder
Montesans
Bignold
W. C. Bignold
W. F. Wagner
A. L. Stroud
Copalis
P. Bb
Ageton
C. F. Towle
The Galveston Idea in Galveston's New Government
George K. Turner reviews McClure’s October article detailing Galveston’s shift from mayoral rule to a five member Deepwater Commission. The piece outlines how the city, once bankrupt, adopted a business like municipal model, improved streets, reduced disease, and raised credit. It asks if Galveston points a path for rehabilitating American cities.
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United States
George K. Turner
McClure’s
Galveston
Turner
Deepwater Committee
Department of Municipal Service
Roosevelt Eyes Gains as Machines Rise in States
Reporters Pearce and Parsons convey Roosevelt optimism as machine politics seem to prevail in Pennsylvania and New York. Wisconsin's La Follette reform group is crushed, while railroad interests tighten grip, signaling pressure on reform movements and a pro-Roosevelt tilt in the press.
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Pearce
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Parsons
New York
Wisconsin
Spooner
Olio
Party divisions hit after Bryan return
The quote notes Bryan’s Europe return as a catalyst to a near reunification that soon unraveled, splitting the party once more. It contrasts Mr. Bryan with Mr. Pulitzer while asserting the Democratic Party remains solid and firm beyond the immediate divisions.
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Bryan
Europe
New York World
Pulitzer
President hears Pennsylvanian reform battle report
From afar, the President appears equally pleased by Penrose’s claim that the machine wins in Pennsylvania and by Parsons reporting reformers smashing the machine in New York.
Young Woman Committed for Imagined Marriage
A St Louis woman is committed to an asylum after claiming she will marry a rich man. The report suggests that many other young ladies might also be mentally unstable if such beliefs indicate aberration.
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St. Louis
Secretary Shaw Attacks Democratic Party Principles
Secretary Shaw says the Democratic Party has no principles and is ready to change with every wind. He criticizes the party for vacillating and lacking steady policies.
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Shaw
Democratic Party
Masks of eminent men sought for National Museum
The government aims to secure masks of notable figures for display. Figures like Platt Quay Odell and others have worn them for years. In Mains the president may not thank Taft Cannon and Lodge for declaring Roosevelt the issue. Chorus girls could earn large sums in Wall Street with such finance genius.
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Platt
Quay
Odell
Mr. Taft
Mr. Cannon
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Win. Travis Jerome’s Reservoir of Scathing Remarks Collected
A compilation traces the largest repository of caustic remarks attributed to Win. Travis Jerome, gathered since the era of Junius, cataloging sharp wit and critical writing across decades.
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Travis Jerome
Junius
Rockefeller on American Struggles and Bank Officials
A compact opined summary mentions John D. Rockefeller criticizing average Americans, notes trouble within Standard Oil with victims, references Hearst and Jerome, and comments on bank officials delaying self harm after embezzled funds. It also jokes about childhood behavior being cured by brain operation versus old methods.
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John D. Rockefeller
Dancing master reprocesses waltz abolishing hugging features
A dancing master plans to rework the waltz by removing its hugging aspects. He reports facing poor encouragement as he prepares for the change.
Congressional Revision Frames Tariff Debate
Amid current political confusion, the Hon. Dave Hill remains a Democrat. The text asserts that a congressional revision is a necessary preliminary step before tariff revision.
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Dave Hill
Man Named Sullivan May Expect Fight, Bryan Involved
A report notes Bryan possibly anticipated a confrontation with a man identified as Sullivan. The text suggests a potential conflict but provides no further details on location or outcome.
Wounds Bruises and Burns Quick Healing Antiseptic Balm
An old advertisement claims antiseptic dressings speed healing of wounds bruises and burns by preventing inflammation. It touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the quick healing antiseptic that relieves pain and guards against blood poisoning. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Evans Drag Co
Do You Know Who Reads the Herald
The piece notes that more than half of Aberdeen families read the Herald and that its Aberdeen Chehalis County circulation supports advertising. It asserts readers include the whole family and that even small items and ads reach everyone.
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Herald
Aberdeen
Chehalis
Ships Not Expected Provide for Poverty with Small Savings
A persuasive note urges readers to secure their family’s future by buying a short term life or endowment policy from Guardian Life Insurance Co of Seattle. It argues that saving 10 to 15 cents daily can build a fund to prevent poverty in old age and safeguard dependents, stressing action now.
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Guardian Life Insurance Co
Seattle
Cough Remedy Praised By Illinois Mother
Mrs Ora Bussard of Brubaker Illinois credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with stopping her daughters violent coughing spells after pneumonia two years ago. She notes the medicine helped her daughter become stout again and recommends it. Sold by Evang Drug Co in Dabney Elk Room 14 P J Perry Agt.
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Ora Bussard
Brubaker
Evang Drug Co
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs
Mrs Geo Walls of Forest City Maine reports the remedy quickly ends coughs and colds in climates with prevalent sickness. The ad claims it prevents pneumonia cures La grippe relieves asthma hay fever and strengthens weak lungs against consumption. Price 50c and 1.00 guaranteed by Evans Drug Co. and Postoffice pharmacy trial bottle free.
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Evans Drug Co
Postoffice Pharmacy
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Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Co
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