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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1902
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald lists its publication schedule as twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays with J. Carney serving as editor and proprietor and notes its post office entry in Aberdeen Washington as second class matter.
The Herald quotes a $2.00 yearly rate with advance payment discounts. offers monthly and multi month plans. It claims the largest circulation in Chehalis county and threatens forfeiture of advertising contracts if its circulation statement is not absolutely true.
At a Saturday council session the city attorney urged a general ordinance to regulate signs and awnings, aiming to protect pedestrians and fair business treatment as Aberdeen grows. The piece criticizes past planning, calls for signage height rules, and notes Roosevelt’s silent stance on the ship subsidy bill, with commentary from Sioux City Journal on Morgan’s Venezuela role.
A congressional bill seeks a homestead framework for Alaska as vast timber from the midnight sun is set to enter markets. In Ketchikan private surveys on timber belts influence potential government land classifications, with intent to grant squatter rights by residence priority.
The column analyzes Roosevelt's second session message noting its clear advocacy of reciprocity with Cuba and arbitration, praise for the Hague tribunal, and emphasis on the Panama canal. It critiques his imperial language on the Philippines, opposes tariff reform, and warns that tariff experts may shield high duties, with implications for finance and liberty.
The article argues for submitting the Venezuela matter to arbitration. It says the United States could press for peaceful settlement, and that force would abandon the Monroe doctrine if Britain and Germany push on. It notes Olney previously favored arbitration and urges all powers to consent to arbitration.
Carrying the message through well chosen stationery. Evans Deane Co offers stock to suit almost any demand at prices to fit the quality.
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