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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
4
Editor JRO. Catmnn announces Eiri Leigh takes over Aberdeen office as postofiles, signaling a personnel shift in the town's mailing operations. Official notice appears in the newspaper with the new second class mail designation.
The Herald asserts it is the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County. Advertising contracts depend on this claim and any payment made under this assertion may be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co Tel 39551 and a paper will be sent to the address at once.
A Maryland Republican convention endorses federal income tax and urges legislators to back a constitutional amendment. The Democratic platform omits national issues. The piece notes anticipated tariff reductions and debates over federal revenue as President Taft gathers support for broader national authority and state self rule.
The piece notes Harriman’s business skill and thoroughness but warns his methods were vicious and centralizing power in one man threatens government and public welfare. It argues public demand will push reforms to curb future wealth and power concentration.
The passage reflects on how history centers on great men but foresees a future where the many, empowered by industry and politics, will emerge due to greater intelligence and improved social conditions. It ends with a call to action for orders to Star Transfer.
The Grays Harbor vote backed Ed C Finch in a tough congressional convention, losing by three. Portland ties irk Grays Harbor and Columbia River interests, while Judge McCredie is seen as a Portland and river man. A Democratic convention in Olympia October 9 may nominate Thomas M Vance, potentially challenging McCredie. The piece notes cross party and regional tensions ahead of November 2 and hints at nominating swaps over election odds.
Washington correspondent notes Taft must break with Aldrich to carry party policies, but asserts Aldrich leads the party and shapes monetary reform. A bridge franchise settlement between the city and Union Pacific is hoped, with a compromise on four foot walks suggested for Heron street bridge to fit available space.
A resolution to build two steel bridges across the Hoquiam river was adopted by the city council. One bridge would be at Eighth street and the other at Simpson avenue with bids to be called for the Eighth street bridge.
The ball committee of the Associated Charities will meet this evening in the city council chamber to arrange preliminaries. A reception at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Mack for St Andrews Episcopal church members and friends drew a well attended, pleasant crowd. The date change from last evening to Tuesday caused a misunderstanding but the event remained a great success.
The Herald publishes a twice weekly summary outlining key local events and developments. It highlights community news, politics, and public notices in concise reports, aiming to inform residents across districts.
City council hours of debate over the Union Pacific bridge franchise ended with attorney J. Bridges withdrawing the application amid sidewalk liability disputes. Council split twelve members with six for and five against, signaling a likely franchise outcome. Other actions included street lighting plans, lease discussions, bids for street work, and licenses renewal.
A. S. Brecht received approval to construct a sidewalk on a large parcel along Boone and Wing streets in North Aberdeen, following passage of the ordinance. The ruling grants access for pedestrians to the property and neighborhood.
An editorial weighs Taft's tariff speeches amid rising questions of party loyalty and policy. It argues the president should clearly affirm or repudiates positions, warning that hedging risks clashes with his party and long held pledges.
FOR RENT. A newly built store suitable for grocery or meat market in a good location. See S. W. Pearson, 215 North B street, or A. C. Theile, 505 W. Heron street.
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