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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1910
Page
4
Semi weekly Aberdeen Herald published Mondays and Thursdays at 405 Wishkah Street by Aberdeen Printing Co. Editors J. Carney and Eugene Foster. Stored at Postoffice Aberdeen Washington second class mail matter.
Subscriptions cost 2.00 for patyey 400 and 1.50 for port 2. Cash in advance for one year. Notify office if paper not received. Ads copy due Saturday noon for Monday issue and Wednesday noon for Thursday issue. The Herald claims oldest paper on Grant Harbor with largest circulation in Che hens county. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and funds may be forfeited if untrue.
The Aberdeen World defends its duty to publish honest opinions despite criticism from the Herald as a partisan paper. It argues Poindexter’s Senate candidacy shows the World’s stance, notes campaign alignment, and insists newsrooms must resist idolizing any party while serving the public.
The Washingtonian asks who Taft is and answers that as president he runs affairs for the entire nation not a faction. It notes his move granting insurgents “deligerent rights” and calls him the chief distributor of federal pie. The piece observes party power and pie sharing dynamics.
A historical note reflects on W H Taft as president and the nation’s loss of his bench service. The piece notes candidates must file itemized campaign expense statements by next Saturday amid public scrutiny.
D Og Ovitt editor of the World launches a daily commercial and marine guide for Chehalis County to cover business news shipping intelligence and reference information. He has secured R R Rogers as advertising manager and opened an office in the Finch building.
Union Pacific announces start of pile driving for the Che sek bridge across the river near Donavan mill and Vulcan Iron Works. Engineers finish final details as crews prepare to rush construction with a large workforce and timbering ready by piling placement.
Mr and Mrs Fred Nye returned home to Aberdeen from a visit to their old home in Boston. They enjoyed the trip but were glad to get back to Aberdeen and the familiar Pacific breeze.
Frank H. Lamb wins the nomination from the sub district by the official canvas of the vote. He pledges progressive Republican principles, support for direct primary and judiciary nomination, direct legislation, local option laws, fiscal restraint, road and armory projects, and workers' injury compensation without liability disputes.
The speaker argues there is no revolution or mob rule in his creed. He condemns mob violence as harmful to the public good and pledges to punish the violent poor and the corrupt rich alike when in power. He vows to align with efforts that uphold law and order.
Seattle report shows Congressman William E. Humphrey leading over insurgent Thomas P. Revelle in the First district primary. Humphrey's vote exceeds the required 40 percent of ballots, cementing renomination for the standpat candidate.
A union missionary meeting will be held at the Baptist church on Wednesday September 25 at 3 PM. The program will feature a speaker on missionary work with plans and methods discussed. All interested are cordially invited to attend.
Charles Rooney was taken to Montesano county jail to answer in superior court for stealing a watch from a South saloon scene. Rooney was pulled at the N P depot while preparing to leave town and detected attempting to change a roll of blankets to conceal the item with intent to reach his destination.
Aberdeen Printing Co. The Herald tells it all.
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