Herald of Grays Harbor changes publisher in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen Washington Herald announces a move to W A Crandell as manager after this issue while Jo J Carney departs. Crandell will handle all bills and business for the paper and job department with full authority and patrons are asked to extend courtesy.
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the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Heraxo
W. A. Crandell
Crandell
Aberdeen
Jo. J. Carney
Souvenir of Aberdeen Criticized by Local Press
The Herard objects to a proposed city funded advertisement project for Aberdeen and Its Resources, calling the 50 page illustrated book crude and incorrect. It cites errors on timber industry figures and warns eastern readers may misinterpret profits, urging the council to oppose the 2500 dollar grant for 1000 copies.
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Herard
Aberdeen
J. P. Sullivan
Wm. Tryine
Allen & Lamborn
Tacoma
Merato
Editor Says No One Pleases All Readers
An editor of a worthy contemporary notes that truthfully pleasing everyone is impossible and comments on readers who crave scandal, expose fakes, or never pay, comparing to the Lord who also did not please all while on earth.
Farm Lands City Real Estate or Timber Lands
Land records describe options in agriculture and timber real estate. Investors consider farm properties near urban zones and wooded parcels suitable for development or harvest. Q4 listings show varied sizes, prices, and parcel boundaries across regional markets.
Seattle Freight Delays Hit Grays Harbor Trade
The Seattle Chamber notes slow freight service to Grays Harbor as a paper company shifts shipments from Portland to Seattle. Seattle freight must be received by 11 o clock Saturday to meet Aberdeen delivery, causing five day transit versus two and a half days from Portland or Tacoma. Grays Harbor merchants prefer Seattle on equal terms with other towns.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Grays Harbor
Herato
Seattle
Washington
Portland
HeraLo
Consignee
Seattle House
N. P
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Hull’s Philippines trip sparks war motives claim
Congressman Hull returns from the Philippines and argues the United States profits from Philippine possessions. He calls Mindanao full of gold and criticizes the Spooner Act as unwise, saying civil governments rely on troop presence. He contrasts U S policy with czarist Russia.
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Hull
Philippines
Philippine Republic
Mindanao
Russia
Hand Book of Washington in Seattle Daily Bulletin
A compact 191 page handbook from the Seattle Daily Bulletin summarizes state information with alphabetically arranged topics for quick reference. The volume claims to cover more about Washington than any previous concise guide, aiding readers seeking data across subjects.
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Washington
Seattle Daily Bulletin
Advertising as a Profitable Proposition for Local Firms
The strongest case for advertising is that the biggest local businesses are the largest advertisers. Exceptions only show a field worth deeper cultivation that could yield far greater returns through persistent promotion.
Boers Forced to Seize British Ammunition in South Africa
The notice states that Boer forces are reduced to capturing ammunition from the British, implying a strategic threat and prompting a suggested British counter move to relocate ordnance out of the region.
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South Africa
Opportunities for success rise with Morton view
J Sterling Morton argues opportunities for success are greater in magnitude today, not easier to achieve. He says the masses seek room for all, not glittering prizes, noting that while the top remains reachable, the bottom needs more room amid progress.
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J. Sterling Morton
Mr. Morton
Bishop Moore Comments Stir China Disturbances View
The San Francisco Star reports Methodist Bishop David H. Moore of Frankfort Indiana urges a humane view of last year’s China unrest. He notes Chinese wrongs but compares provocation to Western actions, urging restraint. Judge Bell rules recent road law unconstitutional citing that only the legislature can make law under the state constitution, requiring constitutional amendments for referendums.
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San Francisco
China
David H. Moore
Frankfort
Ind
Methodist Church
Bell
King County
Death of Frank A Whitney at Seattle General Hospital
Frank A Whitney died at Seattle General hospital last Sunday after an appendicitis operation. News reached his brothers in law John G Lewis and Jos A Graham who traveled to Seattle. He resided in Chehalis county since 1883, aged 43, formerly in Alaska with a merchant firm in Ketchikan, where his family now remains.
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Frank A. Whitney
Seattle General Hospital
John G. Lewis
Jos. A. Graham
Seattle
Mr. Whitney
Ketchian
Alaska
Mr. Lewis
Chehalig County
Ketchican
Passing of Fifty-Sixth Congress Probed in Harsh Review
The Fifty-Sixth Congress closes after only 107 session days, praised by none as it squandered public funds. Critics fault war tax cuts, ignored canal and reciprocity bills, and favored private pension deals and plutocrats. The piece predicts an even more Republican, self-serving next Congress.
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New York News
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Cuba
The Law of the Road Rules and Passing Regulations
A discussion explains that U S road law requires drivers to keep to the right on meeting and to pass on the left when passing two vehicles in the same direction. The rule generally follows statutorily set terms though wording varies by state, with the general principle prevailing even where no statute exists.
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United States
How to Whiten Ivory and Road Tax Benefits for Farmers
A reader discusses farm profits from better roads in Illinois noting farmers can sell corn at higher prices when markets are favorable, with tax-supported roads enabling delayed sale. The second item explains ivory whitening by repeated soap and sun drying and a lime paste method for immovable pieces.
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Illinois
Howard H. Gross
United States Department of Agriculture
How to Cure Insomnia in Overeating Cases
The article argues overeating causes insomnia by disturbing digestion and suggests fasting as a remedy. It notes many sleepless cases improve with dieting, drinking cold water before bed, and deep breathing to quiet the mind.
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J. Carney
Wash
Official Paper
and Nees
Chehalis County, Wash
W. B. Lowrie
Hotel Crescent
N.W. Cor
Heron and I Sts
Fixty
3Eardsley Bros
Wishkah St. Aberdeen
Baretica & Frtzgerald
Heron Street
Aberdeen, Wash
Asia
Smits Drug Co
King and Kinsbury
Nelson & Brecht, Grocers
Heron St. Telephone
Shelley Brothers
New York
Chicago
S. K. Bowes
DR. C. N. Sullivan
Chehalis
Pacufic
Sulllivan
Ourexit
W. P. Fuller & Co
Oregon
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