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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1905
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald, edited by J. Carney, announces semi weekly publication from Aberdeen Washington and lists subscription rates. It asserts the paper as the oldest on Grays Harbor with the largest Chehalis county circulation and states advertising contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are not true.
The text argues that municipal ownership sentiment is rising nationwide. It asserts competition is impossible in lighting heating and streetcar services and calls private ownership of these monopolies corrupt, costly, and unfair to the public.
The Aberdeen Herald issued an illustrated industrial edition last Saturday praised for its enameled paper and typographic quality. It highlights Aberdeen's growth and industries with topography and pressography above average, earning commendation from the Cowlitz County Advocate.
John Sharp Williams argues the president’s party affiliation bears no fault on railway rate decisions, insisting responsibility lies elsewhere in the administration. He frames the dispute as a partisan misattribution of policy blame.
The New York Press, a republican paper, denounces Ohio campaign rhetoric urging votes for a state ticket as a vote against the president. It notes the state platform implies opposition to Roosevelt, calls the timing a farce, and criticizes cabinet members for backing the effort to hoodwink Ohio voters.
A Buffalo Evening Times piece argues about how the Russian cry for liberty svoboda is heard differently by diverse groups. It notes eminent men defending imperial interests call it visionary while millions who fought for freedom feel betrayed and label it nonsense. The article recalls earlier, plain pronunciation in English.
Senator Foraker labels the interstate rate power proposal as a Democratic measure found in the party platform. Ohio voters, he says, have decisively endorsed the Democratic plan by a large majority.
Senator Foraker credits Cox with the democratic landslide in Ohio while Cox hints Foraker’s past calls for railway rate regulation partly shaped the favorable result. The exchange highlights conflicting attributions between two political figures.
The writer objects to Payne's plan to temporarily provide revenue for Filipinos, calling it discriminatory against those needing relief. The piece urges immediate protests if any town fails to secure a post office, directing action to the congressman responsible.
In a satirical note the czar contemplates taking a calm position as a bill clerk at seven dollars weekly in a shoe factory, a reflection on desire for simplicity amid ruling duties.
A fragment notes Harry Colson of Masonville praising Buckin's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for piles bleeding itching and protruding. It mentions a Red Cross Pharmacy sale at 25 and suggests other uses for wounds burns and injuries.
James Fowler died Saturday at Grays Harbor Hospital after a long life as an Aberdeen hotel proprietor and later a Sand Island resident. He helped recognize Aberdeen’s potential, pursued fishing interests, and long stood as an honored member of the Improved Order of Red Men. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Beardsley Bros. parlors under Red Men auspices.
In a Republican caucus Speaker Cannon hints at moving tariff revisions forward but warns that a public speech could provoke a cautious response. He suggests a defensive stance if urged to unveil bold changes.
Columbia Medical Institute in Tacoma Washington asks gentlemen to mail for a free copy of a booklet and the treatment question blank. The request form emphasizes returning a simple name and details for correspondence.
Quote reflects Senator Depew's stance and a counter question about re signing. The fragment implies debate over a political action with emphasis on motive and speed of decision. No additional context or named entities are provided in the readable text.
The Herald, Gray's Harbor's leading newspaper, headlines its wide readership and highlights Wise advertisers. It promotes loose leaf system printing and ruling as a specialty offered by Herald Printery.
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