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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
4
The Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald announces publication details and subscription rates. Editor MO J Carney notes the paper as Grays Harbor’s oldest with large circulation, with contracts forfeitable if the circulation claim is found untrue.
A scanned roster lists elected and appointed officials across Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano and nearby districts. Names include state senator Beo Sheeks Aberdeen representatives Callow and Samuel B Davis and county officials such as Auditor Pete Clark Treasurer John Richardson and Sheriff Wm Bowes.
The article portrays Sir Robert Hart as essential to China’s revenue collection and modernization. Appointed by the government, he became a key figure from customs to foreign policy, earning high rank while shaping ports, lighthouses, anti smuggling patrols, and the postal system.
A fragment suggests debate over railway regulation and legislature plans this fall. The text warns that railroad attorneys may delay rulings at the supreme court and urges voters to beware candidates allied with corporations. It hints at interstate commerce limits and rising tolls.
A fragment from an Eastern Kent school note shows Roark advising young ladies on behavior and modesty with a carbolic reference. The item hints at social expectations and future conduct without full context.
The fragment discusses a republican claim about Tariz Protetts protecting the mer and mentions a 25 cent duty per bushel and price progress. The readable text is limited and does not provide full context or clear outcomes.
The article argues the steel trust earns profit under the Dingley tariff with a $40,000 shipbuilding price advantage, claims political backing from Roosevelt era figures, and notes opposition to steel subsidies while accusing corporate magnates of influence. It critiques enforcement and Justice Department actions, naming Carnes, Frick, Schwab, Corey, and Phalen as key players.
The St Louis Globe Democrat questions how Andrew Carnegie gains the top position in tariff and naval contracts. It alleges the navy favored Midvale by awarding 3 004 tons at Midvale’s price and then gave Carnegie the same amount at that price, despite Carnegie being $35 higher.
Wisconsin senator La Follette lauds Democrats for uniting to shield the state from corporation rule while contrasting President Roosevelt's alleged unfair treatment of party allies. The piece accuses Roosevelt appointee Wood of fraud links in Cuba and criticizes administration honesty with Cubans and other nations.
The remark notes that voters seek a president who will deliver results rather than merely resemble Lincoln in appearance. It highlights a shift toward expected effectiveness over iconic likeness in leadership.
A newspaper note suggests Ref Riders were likely the strongest supporters of simplified spelling, highlighting their influence on language reform debates and spelling conventions.
The Aberdeen portfront reports multiple vessels loading for San Francisco and San Pedro, including the Slade mill, Union mill, Wilson mill, and Bryden Leitch mill. Steamer Grace Dolla and Centralia sailings noted, plus new Carmel launching and towed to San Francisco for machinery. Local events include a home cooking fair, church entertainments, and plans for a Chehalis County S S S convention in Aberdeen.
The Philomatheon Literary Society at the high school presented its first program last Friday afternoon in Hall. Attendance was voluntary and students showed strong interest by filling the room. A recitation titled Woes and a speech were performed and well received by those present.
In Lindstrom’s absence Councilman Forth led last night’s meeting issuing four thousand dollars in liquor licenses to named establishments. Debates over water meters tied to several blocks, tapping charges, and city property valuations were noted alongside resigned Police Chief Schneider and a pending explosive storage ordinance. Committee actions covered road improvements, right of way clearing, condemnation proceedings, and a new electric light contract, with hearings set for October 10 and ongoing street work approvals.
At a Grass Harbor meeting of Shingle Manufacturers, a regulation was adopted. The resolution states operations will proceed under specified open conditions. The document references the Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle Co and the Harder Commercial Co in the context of the regulation.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words about toys, land, and secrecy. The readable pieces mention Mc F and Hay without clear roles or dates. No coherent event, names, or places emerge for a fuller summary.
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