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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
5
A Chicago trade union official defies a court injunction against picketing and is elected to a higher office in his organization. The piece argues this signals the rise of government by injunction as strikers ignore orders and courts face mass jailings for peaceful persuasion.
Chicago wins third verdict exonerating 1894 railroad strikers from riotious car burning charges. City defense argued cars were not destroyed by strikers, repeating a pattern of disputable incidents tied to military interference. The piece also condemns imperialism as greed-driven tyranny.
The proposed Ontario plan would fund public improvements by installment. Public works like sidewalks streets and sewers would be paid in five installments with a fifth of the cost charged to each property annually, instead of a single upfront assessment.
The HeraLp rejects a bid of 3 dollars for 150 lines of reading notices as it exceeds our standard rate of 7.50 dollars. The paper notes it will not accept the lower advertising price.
The friendly solicitude of republican papers to have the democratic party rid itself of Bryan and Bryanism would be suspicious were it not for their own positive assurances of good faith.
City council opened bids Saturday night for a new hose house at about 2000 dollars and planning a future city hall. The Heraxo argues against spending now on a small detached building and expects a city hall and fire stations as growth continues, with repairs keeping the G street structure as a sub station for now.
J Pierpont Morgan declares the mills will run with nonunion workers guarded by armed guards and promises to prevail at any cost. Samuel Gompers era? Shaffer replies the strike will force shutdowns as he vows to remove every union man from the mills. The exchange frames a clash of power and principle in the Amalgamated Association crisis.
The proposed royal style reads Edward VII by the grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of British dominions beyond the sea king defender of the faith and emperor of India. The addition of dominions beyond the sea pleases Canadians as they now have a king by law.
Sam Jones endorses W. C. Whitney as the Democratic candidate for President. He claims the country will be run by money and brains for a while longer, and his emphasis on wealth shows he is far from democracy while remaining in the United States.
County Attorney Fulton informs commissioners that the registration law does not apply to the road law adoption election. He states the vote is a road election, and road elections are specifically exempt from the registration law.
The council risks a rare stroke of business by not pursuing an easement on the wagon road along the bluff from the railroad company, a move that would not be overlooked by any board member if it affected their private affairs.
The British House of Lords convicts a peer of bigamy and sentences him as a first-class misdemeanant to three months in comfortable imprisonment.
The remark suggests extending the doctrine that the king can do no wrong to imply a similar limitation on peers. It reflects concerns over accountability within aristocratic privilege and the balance of power.
Morse from Michigan leases Zelaska block room for three years and plans a general merchandise store by September 15. A pony express team toppled into the tide flat near G street injuring no one. a boot black fell with the wagon. County board of equalization fought and adjourned amid a scuffle over sheep counts. In Judge Pearson's court Trixy Smith and others faced fines for being inmates of a house of ill fame. Aberdeen Aerie No. 24 L O E hosts a clam bake and ball at Westport with a steamer schedule for Saturday and Sunday excursions.
Advice on nursing diet during illness stressing slow gradual advancement of foods. It covers textures from milk and toast to eggs cereal mushes and soft fruits, with cautions on overindulgence and temperature. Emphasizes dainty presentation on small trays and careful serving to stimulate appetite and aid digestion. Oysters portions and cream soups noted for easy digestion.
Notices warn that Local Improvement District No 27 warrants numbered 5970 to 5974 will be paid on presentation to the City Treasurer and that interest stops August 20 1901. Additional notices list Sixth Street Improvement District No 36 and Randall Street sidewalk assessments due by September 4 1901 or foreclosed.
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