Aberdeen Herald subscription terms and notices policy
Aberdeen Herald announces subscription rates of two dollars and advertising rates on application. It notes entry as second class mail matter in Aberdeen Washington and lists publication date April 28 1898. Notices of births marriages or deaths printed free and requests correspondence from county readers.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Nsiie
Richmond
J. P. Carson
Montesano Creamery
Aberdeen Bank
I. W. Mason
W. Sh. Wilson
Grand Forks
J. A. Graham
Anstie
Vwreuup
Board of County Commissioners
Hinano
Congressman Jones Speech Stirring Silver Debate
The Aberdeen Bulletin critiques Congressman W. C. Jones for a printed speech on money and silver, arguing the chart, language, and campaign use misrepresent the record. It notes Jones as a leading silver advocate and outlines county commission vacancy discussions involving Anstie’s resignation status and potential successors.
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Aberdeen Bulletin
Jones
W. C. Jones
House of Representatives
National Committee For
Ne- Va J
Dre Andrews
Brown University
Pacific coast ships ready for war supply limits
The text argues coal is scarce and hard to transport for a threatened war, noting Spain lacks coal overseas except at the Philippines and the US Navy protects Pacific harbors. It criticizes a newspaper for promoting dissent and discusses political leadership and 1900 Democratic prospects with mentions of Fitzhugh Lee and Bryan.
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Spain
Hemisphere
Phillipine Islands
Uncle Sam
Pacific
Cuban bonds and Spanish debt shape war moves in 1898
The piece argues the issue is not Cuban bonds but 400 million in Spanish bonds delaying action. War is declared. the congress must act and the Philippines become first prize. The fleet must move under neutrality rules to seize the Spanish fleet at Manila and coal supplies. The administration’s choice against privateering wins approval and pressures Spain to a similar policy.
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Philippine Islands
Yavana
Oriental
Manillas
Spain
Evaporating Plants Seen Thriving Beyond Gold Fever
A Seattle Trade Register summary notes an investigator who fears a glut in the evaporating industry but ascribes current growth to the Alaska mining boom. It argues evaporators correct surplus fruit and vegetables, offering dried products for profitable sale and broader markets even after the gold fever ends.
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The
Trade Register
Alaska
Seattle
Shiloh Cure Praised by New York Physician
From personal observation the Shiloh cure for advanced consumption is described as the most remarkable remedy seen by the physician. It is claimed to have saved many from consumption and is sold by The Evans Drug Co. prescription druggists.
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Berrino
N. Y
Gents
Evans Drug Co
Hood Sarsap and TO Cy Insist Best After Dinner
An ad copy highlights Hood Sarsap and TO Cy insisting their product aids digestion after meals. Hood's Pills are advertised at 25 cents.
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Hoods
Sarsap
Hood
Peils
Generals and silver politics in early press opinion
Editorial excerpts praise Gen Fitzhugh Lee for leadership and courage amid criticism of war delays. The pieces contrast national issues with silver restoration, urging unity among silver factions and predicting a strong Republican fight in the Evergreen state. Included are remarks on Spain and national pride.
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Fitzhugh Lee
Havana
Congress
Senate
War Department
Seattle
Spokane
Seattle Journal Announces Evening Edition Leaders
The Seattle Journal plans an evening appearance led by Ion FE W. Tingle, former United States consul at Brunswick, with C A Hughes and T A Davies steering advertising, and Geo W Graham as business manager. City editor W M Sheffield brings coast-wide popularity to the project.
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Seattle Journal
Seattle
Ion
Tingle
United States
Brunswick
Germany
Morning Journal
Northwest
C. A. Hughes
The
Post-Intelligencer
T. A. Davies
Seattle Times
Geo. W. Craham
Evening Journal
Independent
Helena
W. M. Sheffield
Enterprise
Calhoun's Scholarship and early Yale years
A historical sketch recounts John C Calhouns youth and self education from a young reader at a circulating library. It notes his health decline and four years away from active study before entering Yale College, with remarks from Professor Brady on Calhouns grasp of photography and professional knowledge. It also mentions job ads and a bridge bid notice dated 1898 in Montesano Washington.
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Calhoun
Madison
John C
Rollin
Robertson
America
Voltaire
Fin
Cook
Locke
Yale College
Tie
Eding
Brady
Frank G. Carpenter
Lippincott
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Gen. Lee
Bryan
Campaigh
Democratic County Central Committee
Evergreen State
Eattle
Rexy
Lowry
Heron Street
Pacific Hotel
Grass Creek
Chenois Creek
Montesano
Wasa
J. A. Sells
Chehalis County
Washington
Board of Commissioners
Jgent
Eastman Kodaks
Koehler
EK. L. Kod Aberdi
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Business
Camillo Wood Working Works
Aberi
Sethishus Patos Ana Wy
A. A. Damitio
Aberdeen, Wash
Clune & Noe
Telegraph Office
Burlington
Omaha
Chicago
Kansasity
St. Louis
Billings
St. Paul
Denver
M.P. Biuton
Puget Sound
Seattle, Wash
B. B. Keitel
Maley's Cigar Store
Ievon Street
Aberde
G. F. Kars
Jame
Raber
Enon St Aberdee
Sv Tinsmith
Puesday
Ress
Akes
McKay
Ald Offisher
Francis
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