Figuring a Little in Grays Harbor County Finance
The piece critiques the Vidette for alleging falsehoods in county finances and questions the handling of a $810.63 miscellaneous expense. It asserts specifics like rewards, damages, and jail costs, arguing the money was accounted for and easily traceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyington
Sells
Fusion
Hugh Anderson
Orlando Harris
Mitchell, Kelsey and
Dempsey
South Bay Bridge
Hunt
Seth Warren
N. D. McKillip
Editorial Excerpt Attacks Bryan On Carter Case
A P I editorial attacks Bryan over the Supreme Court ruling on Capt. Oberlin M. Carter. It accuses Bryan of moral delinquency and claims wealth can distort justice. The piece mocks the newspaper’s use of the Carter decision to leverage political ends.
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P.I
Bryan
Supreme Court
Oberlin M. Carter
Supreme Court of the United States
Carter
Political moralizing and court cases contrast
The text contrasts criticisms in the P.I. and the Oregonian about McKinley and Captain Oberlin M. Carter. It notes perceived political bias, calls for punishment for embezzlers, and questions justice when Democrats face unflattering coverage. The piece implies readers should distrust Democratic bias in editorials.
Correction on Grays Harbor Directory population figures
Aberdeen's P I correspondent corrected an Hoquiam paper over the Grays Harbor Directory. Fowler and Co. removed a disputed Aberdeen and Hoquiam population item after objections, reprinting four pages at cost. Census figures will soon provide exact town populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
P.I
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
Fowler & Co
Sabbath Rest Under Fire in Grays Harbor Letters
A. H. Lackey vents in the People's Forum against a Bulletin-quoted attack on Grays Harbor ministers. He condemns a Sunday train and calls for Sabbath sanctity, citing federal and state protections and predicting a coming moral wave to defend rest and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor
Supreme Court of the
Washington
Bulletin
God
A. H. Lackey
Mason Responds to Local Libel Claims in Hoquiam
W Mason denounces libelous items published in the Washingtonian by Hoquiam editor Douglas Broad and defends his contract with Hoquiam for a draw bridge Across Hoquiam river. He notes a ten thousand dollar bond remains in the city’s hands and asserts duty rests with city officers to enforce any breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberneen
Eorror Heraalp
Hoquiam
The
Washingtonian
Douglas Broa
W. Mason
Job Printing Offers Quality at Lower Prices
The notice touts artistic taste and expert workmanship in job printing. It cites thorough stock knowledge as enabling lower prices than competitor Herato Jon Privtiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herato Jon Privtiry
Call for Democratic State Convention in Washington
A call issued for a Washington state Democratic convention to meet in Spokane on May 19 1900 to select eight delegates and eight alternates for the National Democratic Convention at Kansas City on July 4 1900. It lists county representation totals and urges Bryan supporters to participate in primaries and county conventions with masse primaries planned May 12 and county conventions May 15 1900. Thomas Matoney chairs the state central committee with C H Gopparn as secretary, dated Spokane April 16 1900.
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Democratic Party
Washington
Spokane
Wash
Kansas City
Adams
Asotin
Chehalis
Chelan
Clarke
Columbia
Clallam
Cowlitz
Douglas
Ferry
Franklin
Garfield
Island
Jefferson
King
Klickitat
Wirth Tax
Kitsap
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic State Central Committee
Thomas Matoney
C. H. Gopparn
Travel tips for the Wisconsin Central line to Chicago
Advice to readers on choosing rail travel with the Wisconsin Central Ry between St. Paul and Chicago. It directs readers to contact James A. Cloak, General Agent, Portland, Oregon, for rates and information.
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Laska
Wisconsin Central Ry
St. Paul
Chicago
Jas. A. Cloak
Portland
Oregon
Buster Creek Hydraulic Mining Co seeks capitalization in Nome Alaska venture
The Buster Creek Hydraulic Mining Company of Nome Alaska offers 1 500 000 shares $1 par with Washington organization and offices in Nome Seattle Aberdeen. It owns eleven hydraulic claims totaling 220 acres eleven miles from Nome on Buster Creek. Officers include Geo D Schofield Montesano president N T Cory Westport vice president Collin Murray Aberdeen secretary William Lanning Aberdeen treasurer. The firm plans hydraulic mining with 260 000 treasury shares and reserves 100 000 on market at 10 cents. Officials defend non speculative approach and expect dividends from summer cleanups. Stock sales locations listed with officers.
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Nome
Buster Creek
Alaska
Jack Cooper
Hoquiam
C. D. Lane
San Francisco
Cory, Lanning
Oregon
Treasury
Geo. D. Schofield
Montesano
Washington
N. T. Cory
Seattle
Collin Murray
William Lanning
Aberdeen
H. L. Saurs
Cosmopolis
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Aberdeen Herald
John J. Carney
Aberdeen, Wash
Ceas
Herald
Chehalis County
Official Paper
McKinley
W. J. Bryan
Oregonian
Governor's Island
Fort Leavenworth
United States Supreme Court
the People's Forum
ThraLp
Mr. Mason
Famous Clothing House
Cothinc
I Eant
A&w
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
Denver
Omaha
ST. Louis
New York
Boston
W. H. Hurlburt
Ore
Buster Creek Hydraulic Mining Company
Wheeler Bros
E. A. Suemnicht
Merchant Tailor
Koehler Blk
Butchers and Packers
Heron St
D. McLafferty & Sons
Heron
Hume
I. W. Mason
F Street
1St St
Kaufman
Aberdeen Steam Laundry
G. W. Richmond
Sound
Wishkah St
Market Street
J. W
Vogel
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