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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
3
Agenc and Woodboro burned yesterday near Rhinelander Wisconsin leaving about 4000 residents homeless. Refugees fled through heat as families carried children toward Rhinelander. Citizens urge Governor Davidson to send state militia to help battle the flames amid dry woods and shifting winds.
Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana will tour from New York to Portland Oregon. He will speak in the Dakotas Montana and Oregon and deliver an address in Portland on The Navy and Oriental Trade. A San Francisco speech follows. Governor Hughes met Hitchock and plans Western campaign time. Senator Borah left New York for Chicago after a string of speeches.
A terse line notes a Western funerary matter involving a will or estate, indicating a revision or preparation related to a deceased individual. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or locations for fuller detail.
In Anaconda Montana on September 20 Miss Ida Charley and R R Hubbard of Walla Walla married at Rev H O Svare's home. A postcard photo led to romance after a friend shared Charley's picture Hubbard and Charley exchanged letters, Hubbard quit his job in Walla Walla and traveled to Montana to wed.
Not 1 in 1000 who buy Schilling's Best wants the money. Your grocer returns your money if you don't like Schilling's Best, we pay him.
In San Diego California Mary Arthur a 19 year old nurse at the county hospital admitted to omitting to discard water containing atropine the patients drank it and four patients died while four more are seriously ill authorities opened an inquiry and her confession followed as deaths neared.
At the Oregon and Washington Lumber Manufacturers' Association monthly meeting in Portland on September 21, officials announced that the Southwestern Washington Lumber Manufacturers' Association and the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers' Association will join forces with the Oregon and Washington group to form a unified body.
Three associations representing most of the Pacific Northwest lumber cut join in establishing a bureau of grades and patterns for rail shipments. Lumbermen see the move as advancing price fairness and product uniformity for both buyers and sellers.
In Poughkeepsie New York on September 19 Rear Admiral Robert Evans spoke at the unveiling of the One Hundred and Fifty-Sixth New York Volunteer Regiment monument in Highland. He urged better relief for aging veterans calling for more than twelve dollar monthly bonds and criticizing slow pension relief.
Mrs. Andrew Morris in Los Angeles pierced her chest with a blunt cake knife aiming to remove a heartache. A knife wound through a rib into the left lung left her on the floor beside her bed until her husband found her about an hour later. She says the act was to end her heartache and did not want to wake him. Doctors expect recovery.
Five Japanese on the way to First Presbyterian Church clashed with four white youths. A 50 strong mob pursued the Japanese as they were knocked down and kicked in the street. Three were taken into custody by a policeman and later released on bail posted by the church pastor.
In Missouri School for the Blind in St Louis students turn the gym into a roller rink. They skate for hours daily with a highly developed sense of hearing guiding them. No accidents so far though some falls from fast skaters occur. A modified football game will highlight this term's athletics.
Reno gamblers face a decisive September election on whether Reno’s licensed gambling should close. The campaign spans six months with both sides preparing. Nevada remains the only U S state with licensed gambling, as Montana Arizona and other areas have moved to outlaw it.
W J Bryan wrapped up his first East campaign swing in Providence Rhode Island after stopping in Connecticut and Rhode Island. An arrest over speeding briefly halted the party as supporters gathered. crowds cheered at the station streets and hotel during the welcome to Providence.
Superintendent Harris faces a race enrollment issue similar to California cases. A child of a Chinaman married to a white woman seeks to attend public schools in St. Landry Parish. The local board avoided action, sending the matter to Harris who referred it to Attorney General Guion for a lawful solution.
A playful exchange is cited from the Philadelphia Record where one speaker touts safety in numbers and another warns against too many cooks spoiling the broth, illustrating a lighthearted argument about teamwork and caution.
A short verse humor about marriage and furnishing a home invites readers to plan a wedding set. The notice lists local professionals including E Mohrmann M D physician and surgeon and attorney services with office locations and contact details in Aberdeen Washington.
Office in Crowther-Woodlang block corner of G and Heron Streets with hours 10 30 to 11 30 a m 1 30 to 4 30 and 7 to 8 p m and telephone 135.
B N MacLAFFERTY and M D Mayme MacLafferty advertise obstetrics gynecology services with 24 hour office, contact number 1812. Dr McNiven offers eye ear nose throat care with offices in Koehler Block rooms 3 4 5 Aberdeen Washington and hours 9 to 12 am 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm.
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