Aberdeen Growth Prospects as Lumber Hub and Port
The Aberdeen area sits at the head of Grays Harbor with Chehalis and Wishkah rivers feeding a deep harbor. Aberdeen leads in lumber and shingles with a five thousand population plus Hoquiam Cosmopolis nearby, forming a growing regional economy. Rail links like Northern Pacific and future lines will boost lumber, fish shipments, and related industries as railroads compete for Aberdeen’s business.
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Aberdeen
Washington
Grays Harbor
Chehalis
Hoquiam River
Nile
Wishkah
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
Corporation of Aberdeen
Northern Pacific
Boston
New York
Portland
Seattle
A Wise Woman Negotiations Quietly Underway
Weatherwax and Wood report talks with the managers of A Wise Woman for a single night. They note scarce odds of an open date but keep hopeful for a future return. The message recalls Chicago was once driven by wind and urges persistence.
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Weatherwax
Wood
Earth
Chicago
Fiendish Attack On C F Collier Near Cherokee
A violent assault on C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa nearly proved fatal as it struck his kidneys. He suffered severe back pain and could not sit without cushions. After using Electric Bitters he reports a remarkable recovery, claiming renewed health. Available at Todd's Pharmacy for 50 cents.
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C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Iowa
Todd’s
School Report for Summit District 16 September 1901
School report for district 16 Summit for the month ending Sept 27 1901 shows 20 days taught 60 scholars enrolled 937 daily attendance 47 with 5 tardies 40 perfect in attendance. Eighth grade averages Leonard Glancey 89 Zella Roberts 91 Grace Glancey 94.
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Summit
Leonard Glancey
Zella Roberts
Grace Glancey
Grain O the wholesome grain drink for children
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a nourishing coffee substitute for children. It claims Grain-O is made from pure grains and tastes like coffee when prepared, costing about a penny per cup, with 15¢ and 25¢ price points. Grocers stock Grain-O nationwide.
Aberdeen board suspends pupil after altercation over punishment
Aberdeen Public Schools reports a Saturday board meeting with all members present. A parent challenged alleged undue chastisement of Albert Pauli by Supt Kerr, leading to a one week suspension of the boy, a ruling the board sustains. The session also discusses pupil transfers and a monthly enrollment summary showing 685 pupils with high daily attendance and modest tardiness changes.
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City Board of Education
A. J. Pauli
Albert
Kerr
Chas
L. Lewis
Lorna
East Side
Central School
Rose Davies
Miss McKinlay
Miss Burke
Miss Sylvester
Miss Lundgren
Aberdeen
Supt. Kerr
West City Cottage Boom Leads Impressive Street Improvements
With the rainy season looming, construction surges across the city as west of Broadway on the hill undergoes rapid upgrades. I W Mason near completion of a six room cottage for W W Wren at K and Sixth. C W Miller advances a large Sixth street home with stone foundation. H G Ellis finishes a two story dwelling on Eighth street. City Attorney E E Shields completes a five room cottage. Peter Remmelmeyer has lumber for a large house north of Sixth. C F Belz finishes a two story on Sixth near K. V Smith and Charles Brown move to new Sixth street cottages. W J Patterson clears a Bay View lot for a residence. Miss Lillian Griffith and Alfred J Anderson improvements noted on their properties.
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Broadway
I. W. Mason
W. W. Wren
Sixth Streets
Peter Remmelmeyer
Sixth Street
C.F. Belz
V. Smith
Charles Brown
M.J. Doyle
W. J. Patterson
Bay View
Lillian Griffith
Alfred J. Anderson
Advertised Letters in Aberdeen Post Office List
Week ending September 30 1901 uncalled letters include Frank S Billington F W Bailey Walter Bacon William Brewer Gerard Cooper A Cleveland Miss EG Carland Miss D Corkery William Fox Robert Hartford Miss A Henderson Mrs Dela Highfill Seth Kalson Herman McDonald Joseph Olsen Miss J Thompson Cap Walker Mrs Mae Persons请
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Aberdeen
Billington
Frank S Bailey
F W Bacon
Walter Brewer
William Cooper
Gerard Cleveland
A Carland
EG Corkery
William Fox
William Hartford
Robert Henderson
A Highfill
Dela Kelly
Seth 2 Kalson
Herman McDonald
Joseph Olsen
Ernest Rosenberg
J Thompson
Cap Walker
Mae
Cras
R. Bett
P. M
Subscriptions Offered for Herap and Bryan Paper
The newspaper lists a one year subscription at two dollars and twenty five cents to the Herap and W. J. Bryan paper, payable strictly in advance.
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Herap
W. J. Bryan
McKinley and Hay Face Test on Panama Canal Policy
Editorial urging President McKinley to show backbone in canal policy with England. If American rights are at stake the administration should defend them and not fear Edward VII. London press shows no triumph over the senate amendments rejection. America could leverage toll discrimination as future bargaining power.
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Washington
McKinley
Hay
England
Edward VII
Aguinaldo
London
Senate
New York Journal
MARK HANNA REVENGE AND CARTER CONNECTIONS
A Kansas City Times critique claims Senator Hanna punished opponents who blocked a ship subsidy by pressuring President McKinley through Senator Carter. It asserts Carter acted on high authority to avert a presidential veto and to support logrolling spending, ending with Hanna’s vengeance and Carter’s government appointment.
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Montana
Senate
Kansas City Times
Hanna
Congress
Carter
St. Louis Hanna Organ
Treasury
McKinley
Senate Committee On Commerce
Overshot the Mark in McKinley Inaugural Address
The Kansas City Times argues McKinley’s boastful claim of public trust overshoots the mark. It notes only about half the nation voted and many opposed policy, especially on the Philippines and South Africa wars, challenging the readiness to claim popular consent.
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McKinley
Kansas City Times
Mr. McKinley
Philippines
South Africa
What Shall We Have for Dessert Jell O Ad
Daily family question solved with a Jell O dessert prompt. Ready in two minutes without boiling or baking. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry. Package available at grocers for 10 cents.
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City OF
Tacoma
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Aberdeen Public Schools
Mark Hanna
I. Harris & Sons
Grays Harbor Junk Company
Aberdeen, Wash
Koehler
E.L. Koehler
Samuels Brothers
China
Just
Commercial Tea CO
G St
Bet. Heron
C. F. Ernst
Mer
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