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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
4
Aberdeen Herald urges county correspondence and public interest Communications while advertising rates are available on request. Births marriages and deaths are printed free. The paper touts its long Grays Harbor presence and circulation, with contracts tied to circulation claims.
The editorial questions if any Republican acts in four years are truly reversible, condemning the Dingley tariff and gold standard while debating the Porto Rico tariff and other policies. It cites prominent Republican figures and papers to challenge the party’s influence from coast to coast.
The Bulletin’s political editor writes of a coming campaign with supposed easy victory but warns a hard fight ahead. He mocks fusion officials as obscure appointees with high salaries and implies a stubborn defense of their positions. The piece critiques the lack of clarity and certainty in the argument.
A call goes out for the Democratic state convention to meet in Spokane on Saturday May 19 to pick eight delegates and alternates for the national convention in Kansas City July 4. The county central committee is to meet promptly to plan the county convention and all members are urged to attend. The Vidette blames an itch for calculating figures, noting Auditor Sells’ annual report rekindles the dispute and aids his re election efforts.
The Democratic State Central Committee calls a convention in Spokane on May 19, 1900 at 10 a.m. to select eight delegates and eight alternates for the National Democratic Convention in Kansas City. Counties are allocated delegates, urging Bryan supporters to participate, with primaries May 12 and county conventions May 15, all in Washington.
East bound North Coast Limited and west bound Pacific Express will cross the Columbia at Kalama in daytime. A sight worth seeing, read our North Coast Limited leaflet for details.
The Seattle Herald attacks Republican journalism, accusing top dailies of pushing corporate funded bias while smaller papers echo anti reform slants. It condemns censorship of war news, manipulation of public opinion, and vilification of opponents in a broad critique of editorial practices.
A narrative depiction of a daylight journey by a niata view train traversing Bottsman and Mullan passes and Coriacan Defile, crossing the Cascades via Stampede Tunnel and descending Helzate canyon with praise for the experience.
A Jeffersonians gathering in Chehalis County marked unity behind Bryan’s 1900 platform. Hon. Thomas Vance spoke on reform aims, criticizing Hannaite policies and urging support for international bimetallism. Delegates from Aberdeen and Montesano toasted county affairs and Democratic cohesion amid Republican contrasts.
The Observation Cars of the North Coast Limited on the Northern Pacific will no longer require travelers to carry large amounts of reading material. Each car will offer 125 volumes of up-to-date literature for passenger use.
Readers urged to consider travel eastward despite Boer War and Alaska gold fields coverage. The article promotes using the Western Union line via Central Ry between St. Paul, advising rates and travel details from James A Clock, General.
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