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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald announces semi weekly publication with J. Carney as editor and proprietor. It warns advertising contracts will be forfeited if its circulation claim to be the largest in Grays Harbor Chehalis county is not absolutely true.
The Independent Voter notes growing dissent in Washington Republicans over nominating Cushman and Jones. It cites support for the president against the sugar trust and Cuban reciprocity, while insurgents oppose those who backed Roosevelt and sugar interests. Chehalis County distrusts party machinery used to aid Levi Ankeny’s senatorial aims, prompting independent voting expectations on November 4. The piece contrasts party discipline with principle, quoting the Portland Oregonian on party purpose versus personal ambition.
The article reports Senator Hanna launching the Republican keynote at an Akron meeting on the 27th. It highlights his defiant call Stand put and notes critics among amateurs in the uplifting game misread the rhetoric as an effort to trigger a blog.
The Evans Dare Co. notes that stationery choice conveys a message as much as writing itself. They claim car track style can suit almost any size and offer pricing tied to quality.
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues Republicans cannot reform tariffs as they are controlled by protected interests. The piece likens the party to a thief fleeing with a coat the merchant owns, implying reductions will be blocked by those who benefit from each schedule.
A countywide rumor claims E. B. Benn sought bribe-like help from F. E. Jones during a past campaign, promising to cover Jones campaign expenses if Benn’s properties and the N P Ky Co. were assessed fairly for two years. The Herald offers Benn space to refute if untrue, to prevent late election smears.
The piece argues that Democratic Republicans grow attentive to tariff strategies as Roosevelt faces frosty receptions on a Western campaign. It cites Farmers' Voice and National Rural urging restraint and critiques the president's program as misread by the public, who see through his promises and fear overreach.
Advertisement notes ophthalmic services by specialists at Goldman's Seattle. Mentions Bryan's Commoner for one year and the Aberneen Hesarp for three months priced at $1. Requests orders mailed to the office.
A list of Democratic candidates for statewide and county offices is printed. The slate includes U.S. Senator Geo Turner of Spokane and Congressman Geo Cotterill of Seattle, with Tacoma’s Frank B. Cole and Adams county O R Holcomb, Hoquiam’s Phil J Mourant, Montesano officials G Cheney and F Clark, Kellerman and Halloway in auditor roles, and local posts in Aberdeen Elma Montesano and other towns.
Rumor claims W. C. Lloyd does not want election though he rejected initial efforts. He is now in the race and will begin a thorough canvass next week, aiming for a strong majority on November 4.
Mrs D H Mullen plans a new delicatessen at No 200 Market Street in the Commercial block to offer dainty viands at fair prices. The Y P C E of the Congregational church scheduled a general social on Friday the 17th and a handkerchief bazaar soon. A Chinaman was hired for wood piling incident at C A Bendlin's shop without serious harm. The Epworth League proposed a winter education collection and events starting Friday the 24th at Captain Bell's residence. John Shale Quinault Indian intoxicated attempted to kill Supt Cox, with accomplices Silas Hall and McGee Shale arrested. three suspects held in federal court in Hoquiam and Tacoma for trial.
A Washington Star interview cites a physician advising rest indoors and layered warmth, with quinine and tonic blends to ease colds. Additional notes describe ribbon cleaning with soap suds, cabbage onion pickling, and a milk egg vinegar sauce recipe as kitchen remedies.
Government engineers arrived Monday to start the preliminary survey for dredging the harbor between the entrance and Aberdeen. Led by E. L. Carpenter, the project aims to clear sand bars with a $150,000 appropriation, enough to begin work, with the jetty contract recently completed and ready for transfer to the government.
Davis Ky druggist C T Smith praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds claiming it cures and saves throat and lung sufferers when other remedies fail. He notes high demand and guarantees satisfaction or refund with trial bottles available at five or ten cents.
St Rose Academy class lists show students by grade with names including Miss B Jones Miss E Glincey Miss W Murphy Rose Morgan H Faton F Bihan M Millen and many others across first to twelfth grades. The roster includes James Landers Fred Petit Virgil Stapp Sarah Falk Katie Remimelmerer Stella Harrington Irma Lowe Anna Bowman and more.
A physician advised hot water to wash cuts and wounds to stanch bleeding and spray the method as superior to cold water. The article also covers keeping chamois leathers soft by drying them while soapy and un-rinsed and removing stuck glass stoppers by pouring hot water to expand the neck.
A brief note explains methods for repairing china and glassware using a adhesive cement. Mentions a preparation of resin and oil and suggests applying with care to restore broken pieces. Includes cautions about drying time and handling.
Local millmen receive for bids from Maj Bingham U S Q M Seattle for building Manila material for the Philippines. The listing includes 23 000 pieces of timber sizes from 5x5 to 2x4 inches and lengths from 10 feet to 40 feet. Also notes shelves stairs partition boards and other building components.
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