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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
5
Aberdeen Herald announces subscription rates at 200 per year with discounts for advance payments. The notice claims the paper is the oldest on Grays Harbor and largest in Chehalis County, with advertising contracts forfeited if circulation claim is not true.
City official notes editor Kohlsaat criticizes White House Cuba policy and Spooner Platt amendments. He argues Republicans push imperial aims while Truman era promises to Cuba are contradicted, calling the situation a sham and deceit. Kohlsaat defends honoring pledges to the Cuban cause.
City engineer estimates the Fifth Street opening from G Street to Terrace Avenue at about 3800 dollars and says no street improvement in Aberdeen is more badly needed. The dangerous area west of G Street and north of Fifth disrupts high school pupil access, which opening would ease. The Bulletin’s insinuations against Councilman Stewart are dismissed as unfounded.
The new town debating club wrestles with a playful line of inquiry about baboon and human kinship. The quip suggests that if the subject is from baboon origin any wanderings were limited and hints at evolution being in a tense, rheumatic mood as the club forms its argument.
Marshal Graham intends to enforce the curfew by exposing two young girls to the city jail interior. The piece laments that only punishments for children exist and calls for fines on negligent parents. it notes a broad wish for stronger enforcement beyond juvenile misbehavior.
A scientist said a man could double his blood circulation by soaking feet in lukewarm water, while rural editors now consider installing tanks on office stoves, reflecting peculiar health and efficiency trends.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox offers guidance on kindness humor and self confidence for aging readers. She emphasizes inner grace steady outlook and enduring self respect to attract warmth and maintain social engagement.
The piece discusses the New York News view of the United States Steel Corporation and tariffs. It contrasts American and European analyses of a dominant steel trust with vast ore supplies and cheap production, noting fears of price control at home and market dominance abroad.
The Commoner notes the oddity of protectionists who complain about sugar tariffs while fearing Russia’s high machinery duties. American sugar producers want higher duties, but U.S. machinery makers object to Russia’s retaliation. The piece lampoons the inconsistent logic of protectionists who defend Russia’s actions yet deem them unfriendly.
A newspaper correspondent notes the Filipinos would rather fight than work while history records many who chose liberty over foreign rule. This Commonwealth view cites the conflict between fighting for freedom and labor under a master.
Marcus A. Hanna stood out at the inauguration as a conspicuous figure. The note compares the ceremony to a production of Hamlet with the melancholy Dane removed, underscoring his prominence in the event.
A Kansas City Times line bids farewell to Bill Chandler praising his role and recalling a past accusation that he was a chief thief of the presidency. The note invokes the idea that time brings justice.
Ex city attorney J C Cross submits a detailed accounting disputing earlier allegations of city overcharges. He lists specific costs, receipts, and commissions, asserts repayment accounts, and states a net due of 149.82 after credits. The motion cites forged receipts and press-driven sensationalism at the March meeting.
The American Novelty Company of Montesano Washington manufactures Hepfinger's Puzzle Maps and Educational Maps has placed a limited stock on the market to raise funds for material to produce twenty thousand maps. Stock for sale by company members only. Information from the secretary at Montesano Washington.
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