Chehalis County News Roundup From Aberdeen Herald Readers
Hoquiam Chas Ajay is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Mrs. Byron Crawford visits from out of town. Democratic caucuses were well attended. J E Lyons journeyed to Port to attend the big carnival. O M Kellogg hosts a San Francisco visitor. North Western Bumper Co's mill lays off night crew due to car shortage. M Duncan improves after illness at Aberdeen General Hospital. Theodore Campbell ill with typhoid. mother summoned from Sumner. C W Stine Frank Carey and Maud Arey homestead trip to Queets country. James A Stanfield visits from his brother Edward arriving from Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Ajay
Byron Crawford
Outland
Democratc
J. E. Lyons
Portand
O. M. Kellogg
B. K. Wood
San Francisco
North Western Bumper Co
M. Duncan
Aberdeen General Hospital
Theodore Campbell
Sumner
C. W. Stine
Frank Carey
Miss Maudarey
Queets Country
James A. Stanfield
Edward
Ohio
Aberdeen Contacts and Local Transactions Highlight Chehalis Region
Mrs. 8 W White visits from Aberdeen while Gillis family stops over in the city. W J Long marries Eva Doyle in Seattle. Long now resides there. W C T U gold medal winner is Mrs L H Brewer of Montesano. J A Pike sells a residence and plans a boarding house bakery in Aberdeen. Foreman Fraser prepares Salmon creek camp work. prune losses threaten Montegano to Satsop. Delinquent tax sales wrap. tax collector Weatherwax pursues personal delinquencies. New fog road survey seeks Little North river camp access. timber from Gillies camp may move by rail, easing current dam hauling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. W. White
Aberdeen
Mesdames James
Daniel Gillis
G. P. Clerin
Carl Nelson
Western Cooperage Company
W. J. Long
Eva Doyle
Seattle
Mr. Long
Hal
Chehalis County Logging & Timber Co
Gnish
J. W. Ninemire
Vancouver
Tacowa
Lou Wade
Tacoma
Clint Medcalf
Puget Sound University
Centra'ia
L. H. Brewer
Montesano
J. A. Pike
J. J. Johnson
Salmon Creek
Fraser
Wade
Montegano
Satsop
Weatherwax
Chas. Clemons
New Fog Road
Dan Gillies
Little North River
Notable Quips and Curious Exchanges in Brief Dialogues
A brisk assortment of lines features Miss Withers praised as not dull by a speaker. A nipping exchange follows about vaccination and a rhino remark, with playful banter on appearances and wit among the speakers.
Statue Gift Stirring Public Mood in Cleveland
The Atchison Globe notes the phrase there is no such thing as trusts and a life size marble statue named Peace and Plenty presented to Senator Mark Hanna in Cleveland evokes mixed reactions. Judge William R. Sanders delivers a speech. Roosevelt’s approving smile is hinted at as a factor in Hanna’s reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace and Plenty
Hanna
Mark Hanna
Cleveland
William R. Sanders
Roosevelt
Boston Globe
Republican tariff bill on Philippines sparks column dispute
The piece contrasts a Republican tariff bill taxing the Philippines as a colony with a Democratic substitute. It argues the Republican plan risks national stagnation and threats to American institutions, while the Democratic alternative would renew true Americanism and safety. It warns Senate Republicans of responsibility in advancing the measure. The commentary also frames reciprocity versus protectionism as a test in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
St. Louis Republic
Teddy's First Whack at the Hanna Machine
Civil service reform triggers a mass departure of king bee officeholders from Republican committees as Teddy challenges the Mark Hanna machine in his first political move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
King Bee
Mark Hanna
Somerville Journal Quote Reflects Change of Mind
A paired exchange notes that a woman has the right to change her mind and a man agrees that even without changing she would still change it, reflecting a conversational moral about autonomy and choice in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Journal
Painful Exchange Sparks Curious Rhetoric
A brief clash features Tadge remarking on loyalty and payment while another lines about pins sticking. The odd exchange hints at tension and irony in a casual dialogue.
Western Washington Fires Cause Widespread Losses and Displacement
A massive forest fire outbreak across Western Washington and Oregon during a week left near Elma and Chehalis county extensive property damage. Mills, camps, and farms were destroyed, with hundreds of buildings and logs burned and about 100 families left homeless. Several injuries occurred though no deaths were reported, and the article also details local foreclosures and tax delinquency notices in Chehalis County with multiple property descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
Grays Harbor
Chehalis Valley
Elma
Chehalis
Wm. Bucking
Polson
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Everyody
John Jacobson
Young and Thompson
Geo. Gray
Polson’s
London
Hoquiam River
Wakefield & O’donnell
Allen White
Rayville
Ray
Mack
Chris Enderson
Green Cedar Mill Co
Summit Branch
Vance
Cater & Hislo
North River
James Sutton
D. C. Whitnack
E. K. Lambert
Claude
Lee Wertz
McKay & Mills
Noah Cripe
White’s Mill
Fred Werts
Wm. Werts
Jennie Goodell
James McLean
P. Prescott
J. M. Lewis
Frank Osgood
Mr. Cole
Mr. Handshaw
Henry Osborn
J. W. Himes
J. 8. Church
Phillip Zimmer
Chris. Mai
Wm. Donaldson
Wm. Twidwell
D. Twidwell
A. D. Devonshire
Mr. Dorris
Foreclosure Foreseeable Tax Lien in Aberdeen Area
The Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County issues a summons in foreclosure of a tax lien against Eugene France and others for delinquent taxes from 1897 to 1901. Lots 12 and 13 in block 17, France's addition to Aberdeen are described as the property subject to lien with 15 percent annual interest. First publication Sept. 5, 1902.
Notice of Foreclosure Lien on Aberdeen Property
The Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County issues a summons to Win H Davis and others. Rh. Jackson holds Certificate of Delinquency no. 1490 issued July 22 1902 for 9.62 dollars plus 15 percent per annum. Property described as Lot 3 Block 16 France's addition Aberdeen Chehalis County Washington. Jackson seeks foreclosure of the lien for taxes, penalties, interest and costs. Defendants must appear within sixty days or a judgment foreclosing the lien will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
Chehalis County
O. L. Crain
Plaintttl
George Russell
Gerge Russell
Chehalis
France
Aberdeen
Washington
Superior Court of
L. H. Brewer
P. O
Montesano
Wash
State — of Washington
R. S. Jackson
Jno. Anderson
T. Thorren
Thorren
T. Thomsen
Allersons
Chebalis
State of
Superior Court OF the
K. S. Jackson
Eugene France
L. L. Maley
Grant Kinnison
Herman Kaufman
E. B. Benn
J. W Toklas
J W. Toklas
Parbidake
S. Jackson
Wan
Rant Kinnison
Borman Beaut
Penn and
W. Toklas
Jackson
Simmer Time Card Steamer Schedule HARBOR
The schedule lists steamer arrivals and landings for Aberdeen Hoquiam Westport Cosmopolis Montesano and nearby points with times from 7 00 a m to 7 20 pm and landings at C EK surrows Co docks and Eighth Street Hoquiam Hotel Dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QUEEN
Montesano
Westport
Cosmopolis
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Aberdeen, Hoquiam
Westport Hoquiam
West Port
Hoquam
C. Ek, Surrows & Co
Eighth Street
Hoquiam Hotel
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Aberdeen Herald
Reka
Choice Residence and
Patterser & Locke
Real Estate and Insurance
Heron Sts
Aberdeen, Wash
Atchison Globe
Gayboy
Tadge
Pacific
Washington and
Ellingson
Polson Bro’s
Mack Logging Co
Lytle Bros
Kalb’s
Larkins Bros
Young & Thompson
Stenzel Logging Co
Elma and Vicinity
L. WH. Brewer
P.O
Shiloh
Kari
Montesano, Wash
Plaintiff's Attorney
Montesano Wash
L. L. Trask CO
Leavis
Phat
M. Oe
Ae Ay
Anderrhut
Oquiam
Oghut
H. A. Benha
Ocosta
Cosmoplis
A. D. Cuartron
Portland
Ore
I. W. Mason
Bric
Heron St
Heron Residence
L. L. Maley Tel
Creech Bros
Chris. Olsen
P. O. Box
F. R. Granger
Cigar Store
F Street
Billiards and Pool
C. A. Perrin
Helena, Montana
R. W. Bryan
Sundries Electric Supplies
Aberdeen, W
Portland Academy
Skil
Acadill
Eris
Eleventh Street
Colina Campbell
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
E. E. Buxis
Goldman’s
Evans Dave Co
Bryan
Tloocs
Corry
Mr. A Hogu
Dr. J. Hospi
Mr. Into
Th Jeffer Frick
Trip
Ertald’s
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