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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1903
Page
4
The Aberdeen publication edited by MO J Carney outlines subscription prices in advance and mail handling notes. Rates include yearly, monthly and quarterly options with discounts for prepayment.
Aberdeen faces a dispute over a Carnegie library with claims of offers and opposition rebutted. The city would need a clear proposition, current costs show 11 months of operation at 752.29 dollars and potential annual maintenance about 500, plus room for growth to 5,000 volumes.
The Philadelphia Record notes that even removing the silver plank would not placate the Kansas City platform critics. They reject bank power over money and any planks implying that outcomes are readable by those who read, arguing against rule by the few at the expense of the many.
A critique argues Republicans should avoid endorsing Addicksism in Delaware to protect national party integrity. It contends aligning with Addicks risks national ridicule, distracts from real power in New York, and endangers independent Republican voters ahead of 1904.
A passenger train due at Abideen at 3 15 p m Saturday collided with a freight train east of Satsop. About fifty passengers escaped serious harm as both trains wrecked. The freight engine failed to sidetrack and backed into the path of the passenger train, causing doors and windows to shatter and mail and express cars to be wrecked.
Good houses mark a full week with the Vernon sisters Alice and Jessie praised for clever work and stage presence. Stock company stars Maud Clarke Jose Dean and Cora Ray satisfy audiences while Ida Leavitt Rose Harper and Norma Draper deliver solid performances including a contortion turn. Opening tonight the La Monde Sisters bring fresh duets and the Gus Tate and Victor La Joie duo headline a lively free show under Manager Cooper.
A selection of humorous lines drawn from various plays, presenting wry judgments on fools luck weather and life. Notable quips include remarks on vanity folly and honesty while a grumpy observer comically rails against rainy days and soggy attire.
A fleet of schooners and steamers roams the West coast loading at various mills for distant ports. R. C. Slate, E. B. Jackson, Albert Meyer, F. F. Saunders, Arago, Quickstep, W. J. Patterson, Centralia, Chas. R. Wilson, Halcyon, and A. B. Johnson are seen at West Slade, Anderson Middleton, Bryden Leitch, and other mills bound for San Francisco Melbourne San Pedro and the Hawaiian Islands.
The Commoner led by Mr. Bryan will educate and organize during Congress to influence the next presidential campaign. It includes Current Topic and Flame departments with expert cooking advice. The paper touts 140,000 circulation and offers a two-in-one yearly subscription with the Aberdeen Herald for $2.25 to new and renewing subscribers.
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