Aberdeen Considers Pulp Mill That Demands Massive Water Supply
Aberdeen officials hint at a large pulp mill on Grays Harbor with a guaranteed 2,000,000 gallons of daily water. Eastern capitalists may fund a shared water system for Aberdeen and Hoquiam with a 1000 gallon rate, potentially enabling a $1,000,000 factory and 1,200 jobs.
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Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Miller
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Miller
Grays
Hoquiam
Chamber of Commerce
Big Siskiyou launches as Grays Harbor’s largest ship
The steam schooner Siskiyou slides into the Pacific at Hoquiam at 12 16 pm, hailed as Grays Harbor’s largest vessel. Miss Margarette Kellogg christens the ship and Captain H P Hangen will command her when ready for service to San Francisco for engine installation.
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Hoquiam
Siskiyou
Grays Harbor
Pacific Ocean
Olympia
San Francisco
Margarette Kellogg
Frank Kellogg
H. P. Hangen
United E- Works
Alameda
Frasier
Matthews
California
Murphy for Insurance Commissioner Gains Backing
The Herald presents Jesse F. Murphy as a strong Democratic nominee for Insurance Commissioner. His long career in insurance and as Olympia land office registrar is cited, with a pledge to enforce existing laws and reform where needed. A Lewis County Advocate excerpt attacks Republican contender H. O. Fishback, arguing Murphy is the qualified choice based on experience and integrity.
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Herald
Jesse F. Murphy
Chehalis County
Washington
Register of the United States Land Office
The
Murphy
State of
Mr. Murphy
Register of the
United States Land Office
Olympia
Cleveland
Seattle
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
H. O. Fishback
Lewis County
Mr. Fishback
J. H. Schively
Fishback
Adna
Republican Speaker Tom P. Fiske Heading to Aberdeen
The Republican State campaign features Tom P. Fiske whose Aberdeen appearance is awaited with interest by residents and party supporters. The visit is billed as a key event in the campaign push and is expected to draw attention in the region.
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Tom P. Fiske
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Declares Sunday Tuberculosis Day
Mayor J W Parke issued a proclamation designating Sunday as tuberculosis day in Aberdeen following Governor Hay's earlier declaration. Local workers including the typographical union and Grays Harbor I U of G are coordinating efforts with Charles R Case of Seattle set to speak at the Bijou theater. Special films on tuberculosis and relief needs will be shown and church sermons will focus on the cause.
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J. W. Parke
Aberdeen
M. E. Hay
United States
U. of
Grays Harbor
Charles R. Case
Seattle
R Federation of Labor
Bijou
Charles McDermoth
Congregational Church
Rail executives discuss prosperity and elections in Aberdeen
Julius Kruttschnitt of Harriman Lines visits Grays Harbor with J P O'Brien J R Holman and J D Theson as they travel aboard the private car Guadaloupe and advocate that prosperity will persist regardless of the November election. The officials urge no disruption to business interests from politics.
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United States
Wilson
Julius Kruttschnitt
Harriman Hines
Aberdeen
West
Kruttechnitt
Grays Harbor
J. P. O'Brien
Oregon-Washington Railway & Navigation Company
J. R. Holman
Seattle
J. D. Theson
Guadalupe
Oregon
Kruttschinitt
Nyere Heads Chehalis County Bank After Change
W J Patterson and associates sold their interests in the Chehalis County bank to George L Nyere and partners. Nyere was elected president with George W Ripley as cashier and R B Motherwell as assistant cashier. The deal marks a clear shift in Aberdeen banking leadership on Grays Harbor.
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Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
W. J. Patterson
Chehalis
Mr. Nyere
George W. Ripley
R. B. Motherwell
Ideal Country Club Planned for Western Washington
W J Patterson proposes an ideal country club with over 30000 to be spent converting the old Frye farm near Aberdeen on Montesano road into 160 acres of golf grounds. Patterson and partners own about two thirds of the land and have 80 acres cleared. John Ball of Seattle will oversee improvements to create a premier club.
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Washington
W. J. Patterson
Aberdeen
Montesano Road
John Ball
Seattle
Ball
Northern Pacific promises road to Cohassett Beach
Mr and Mrs Thos Roney from North Cove visited Cohassett Beach with Mr and Mrs L V Raymond. Roney says Northern Pacific Railway officials pledged a road to Cohassett Beach within a year, opening a fine summer resort and making thousands of acres of spread land in the county available for settlement.
Diamonds Lost After Portland Trip Valued at $1000
Portland, Oct 23 Diamonds valued at $1000 belonging to R H Wade of Elma Washington were lost in the city after a three day hunting trip. Wade carried the gems in his outer coat pocket and suspects theft during theater and cinema visits. Detectives Maloney and Heppers are handling the case.
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Portland
R. H. Wade
Elma
Wasi
Wade
Lyric Theater
B. R. Martin
Olympia
Wash
Carson
Mr. Wade
Maloney and
Heppers
Dredge Arrives for Work at Port
A dredge recently arrived at the port from Portland and is ready for operation. The vessel location and exact arrival date are not clearly legible in the 기록.
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Ech
Jetty Work Discontinued as Season Ends
Tonight 85 men on the government north jetty project at Aberdeen will be paid off as the season closes. About 70 feet of jetty were washed away by heavy storms last week, with 2,000 feet remaining. Repairs will start when weather allows, not expected to finish before spring. The year totals 14,000 feet completed. delays in funding hindered progress.
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Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
E. L. Carpenter
United States
Bridal Party Returns to Aberdeen Home
Mr and Mrs Jerry A McGillicuddy Jr arrive in Aberdeen Monday after a wedding reported by the Herald. They are at home in Broadruddy with no company and treasurer duties noted, as they plan moves to Montesano in January.
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Jerry A. McGillicuddy Jr
Aberdeen
Montesano
Greek Conscription Plan Reaches Aberdeen
A Greek government conscription decree, effectively enlisting Greeks in the U S to fight Turks, has reached Aberdeen. Hundreds await word from the Tacoma Greek consul as 52 Greeks depart for New York to sail for Greece, with transport paid by the Greek government.
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United States
Greece
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Tacoma
America
New York
Many Boats Chartered for Grays Harbor Lumber Trade
A list of vessels chartered from Grays Harbor for lumber shipments during winter includes steam schooner Kona to New Castle Nova Scotia, Omega to Lebu, E B Jackson to Callao Benecia, barkentine to Valparaiso H B Bendixon, Jane L Stanford to New Plymouth, Fred J Wood to New Zealand, and Grays Harbor to Guaymas by E K Wood Co. The steam schooner Grays Harbor and schooner Espada are also chartered for coastwise lumber.
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Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Kona
New Castle
Omega
Lebu
E. B. Jackson
Callao
Benecia
Barkentine
Valparaiso
H. B. Bendixon
New Plymouth
Jane L. Stanford
New Zealand
Fred J. Wood
Guaymas
E. K. Wood Company
Espada
Miss Lorna Lewis Dies in Olympia from Peritonitis
Miss Lorna Lewis daughter of Charles Lewis formerly of this city died at Olympia Monday afternoon. Edward Hulbert of this city, a close friend, learned of her death the next day. Peritonitis caused the death. She spent her youth in Aberdeen and moved with her parents to Olympia about nine years ago. Hulbert and his daughters Bessie and Laura left for Olympia to attend the funeral.
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Lorna Lewis
Charles Lewis
Olympia
Edward Hulbert
Lewis
Miss Lewis
Aberdeen
Mr. Hulbert
Bessie
Laura
Stewart Brothers Seek Mill Site With Firm, Water Supply
A. J. Stewart states the Stewart brothers will offer inducements if a responsible firm shows real interest in a mill site and water access. He urges handling through the proposed company’s proper representatives and backs Aberdeen Chamber efforts toward securing the site and water supply.
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Stewart Brothers
the Herald
A. J. Stewart
Stewart
Chamber of Commerce of
Aberdeen
Hoquiam Pioneer H. A. Shaw Dies at 71
Hoquiam Oct 23 H A Shaw longtime resident and father of Walter Shaw died at his son’s home 702 Fifth street yesterday afternoon. He was 71 years old at the time of his death. His wife had died about earlier.
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Hoquiam
H. A. Shaw
Walter Shaw
Fifth Street
Mr. Shaw
Big Rally At Grand Theater Near Tonight
Democrats across the county plan a rally at the Grand Theater with George F. Williams of Boston as speaker. Hon. P. M. White joins Williams, arriving today, as local Democrats greet them and expect a large turnout from Montsano and Elma.
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George Fred Williams
Boston
Massachusetts
Poindexter Addresses Progressive Rally At Empire Theater
Senator Miles Poindexter spoke to a crowd of over 300 at a progressive rally in the Empire theater last evening. He was briefly interrupted by clapping as he followed lengthy remarks from Warburton and Loeb, then attended a non partisan banquet at the Fairmont with 60 Harbor businessmen. H A Comeau presided as toastmaster and praised Poindexter’s work as the event closed.
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Miles Poindexter
Empire Theater
Stanton Warburton
Aibert I. Loeb
Poindexter
Ed Benn
Hotel Fairmont
Harbor
State Committee
H. A. Comeau
Imacatesse
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