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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
4
The Serai Weekly Aberdeen Herald announces weekly publication on Mondays and Thursdays from 308 East Wisiikah street Aberdeen Washington. It lists subscription rates and advertising terms, notes credit forfeiture if circulation claims are not true, and urges timely copy submission before deadlines.
The review highlights McClure's October serialization of Harry Orchard's autobiography. It portrays Orchard's frank self-revelation amid a social and economic clash, detailing his attempt to kill mine manager Fred Bradley and the grim edges of the violence surrounding the Mine Operators' Association crackdown on the Western Federation.
The Tacoma Ledger highlights Aberdeen’s loyal fans who travel 150 miles to Tacoma to watch a game. Despite a lopsided defeat, the 300-strong rooters cheered strong, roasted misplays, and one fan raised nearly $50 in hat tipping for Julie Streib after her seventh inning home run.
A collection of short anecdotes and reflections. It discusses honesty with servants, why ships float, missionary hardships, polar daylight, classroom wit, thrift by a Jersey City landlady, accidental damage law, prison attire, hospital effects on clothing, and a weatherfront update with ships loading for various ports.
In Seattle on Sept 23 Dudley hit a homer as the Black Cats beat Aberdeen 7 to 8 after Matt Stanley used a fake throw to run down Campbell at third for the final out. Higginbottam starred for Aberdeen with ten strikeouts and a 9 to 2 win over Seattle on Sept 24. By Sept 25 Aberdeen led Seattle 4 to 2 as Tonneson pitched well and Seattle remained hopeful in the pennant race.
A decomposed body found tied to a rope in the lower harbor on Tuesday afternoon by the tug Printer was later identified as Charles Erickson who drowned August 19 while working on the dike at South Bay. The body was buried at Hoquiam today.
Short council meeting adjourned about 9 after approving leases and street work. The board okayed a five year lease on a West Heron street strip, sidewalk and plank projects on Chehalis and Stockwell streets, and a park site review that was tabled for title concerns. Licenses issued include Malik & Watton and others. bids for sewers and Broadway improvements referred to committees. police pay questioned and referred for review.
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