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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
1
Democratic congressional nominee Ernest Lister of Tacoma outlines in a letter to voters his stance against Cannon Aldrich Republicans and progressives. He emphasizes tax concerns, state and national fiscal restraint, and alignment with progressive Democrats and Republicans.
Letter from Ernest Lister of Tacoma Washington dated October 16 1909 asks voters to support him and vote on November 2nd. He emphasizes representing the district and its people and solicits active backing.
Copenhagen reports Capt Schoubye of the Greenland steamer rodbaab arrived detailing Knud Rasmussen’s belief that Dr. Cook reached the pole after meeting Eskimos who knew his companions. Rasmussen plans US travel with Eskimos Hukishook and Awelah, with letters confirming Cook’s claim.
In an official opinion the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment or state affairs states that warrants issued by third class rural school districts must be countersigned by the county auditor. The ruling clarifies the necessity for countersignature on rural district warrants and settles a prior question on this point.
Evans Drug Co advertises pocket cutlery razors and strops among barber supplies. It promotes a fine stationery line and pocket friendly prices, inviting customers to compare Evans Drug Co offerings.
An open letter from Herman Ridder, president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, accuses President Taft of being misled by designing men on the print paper schedule. The letter cites the Mann committee's recommendation of a $2 rate and warns of a possible Canada trade war and industrial disruption unless Taft rectifies the position.
In Elgin Illinois Speaker Joseph G Cannon denounced Republican insurgents in a two hour address to the Illinois Mayors association. He rejected claims his Speakership victory was a Tammany hall deal and accused Rep Fowler of New Jersey of opposing emergency currency measures. He cited Cummins LaFollette plans to pressure tariff revisions, framing a split within the party.
A sworn Peary party statement presents two Eskimo boys I took a shoe and Ah pe lah detailing Cook's 1908 1909 journey with sleds dogs and Francke. They contradict Cook's North Pole claim and map routes from Anoratok Etah Cape Sabine and Ellesmere Land via Jones Sound and Nansen Strait.
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