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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1903
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald announces semi weekly publication under J J Carney with subscription options from two dollars yearly to fifteen cents for nine months. It touts being the oldest paper on Grays Harbor and claims the largest Chehalis county circulation, with contracts forfeitable if the circulation claim is not true.
The St Louis Post Dispatch criticizes President Roosevelt for sending a bland cable to the Philippines on the opening of the cable project. It argues a bold pledge to liberty would have inspired Filipinos and opposed imperialism, granting lasting fame.
The piece mocks belief in divine right as Servia’s upheaval unfolds. Public Opinion notes the polarized reactions of powers, with ministers absent at King Peter’s accession and others sending congrats from the dead men’s shadows. It contrasts historic reverence for divine right with rapid acceptance of revolutionary sovereignty.
The Olympic peninsula likely contains the United States' largest uncut timber area spanning Chehalis Jefferson Clallam Mason and most of Thurston counties. Covering about 8000 square miles or 5 120 000 acres the standing timber is estimated at 3 157 000 feet in value.
The World Herald editorial in Omaha hints some financiers favor a democrat sympathetic to wealth. It argues Roosevelt has moved from sharp anti trust rhetoric to a cautious stance, aiming to settle issues until after the next election while corporations seek to nominate a corporation democrat to reduce campaign costs.
The article notes plans for an extra session of Congress on November 9 urged by Roosevelt to advance Cuban reciprocity. It cites opposition from Senator Burrows and other Republicans worried about unnecessary actions and curren cy reform measures. It also criticizes tariff reform advocates and mocks naval weight concerns while recalling past scandals under Republican administrations.
The piece notes Democratic critics cheer the press opposition to Mr Bryan's indictment of Clevelandism. It describes his Chicago speech as a warning to plutocrats that recapture of the Democratic Party requires battle. It cites Wall Street temper and a fading prosperity outlook and calls confidence essential to any prosperity.
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