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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1904
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald, edited by J. Carney, publishes twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays. Subscriptions run two dollars per year with discounts for advanced payments and short-term terms. The paper touts its status as Grays Harbor’s oldest and most circulated newspaper in Chehalis County.
Collier's Weekly recounts Mr. Bryan's triumphant reception abroad and his liberal, unifying message. A Celtic voyage remark laughs at seasick speeches while praising his charisma, and Choate welcomes him as an appealing American beyond party lines.
The philosopher in politics understands the game, not a feud, and sees both sides plainly. He avoids imputing worse motives, tolerates pharisees, sympathizes with puritans, and accounts for biases. He stays humane, patient, courageous, and prefers adroitness over brute force, earning respect for opponents.
The council plans an informal evening meeting inviting citizens to discuss city problems. Officials aim to discuss issues privately before formal sessions, acknowledging that full consensus from all may not be possible. They expect fair judgment and open talk on subjects among themselves before public critique.
The HeRALn urges basing water power charges on horsepower capacity with direct motive power facilities potentially doubling rates compared with steam generation. Council meeting aims to craft a fair plan, while Sherwood is clarified for supporting fire protection water pipes and opposing rentals as a fire-prevention measure.
In an informal session the city council considers water rates. It notes the council acts as city agent in water supply management and may adjust rates for the whole populace. It questions singling out any business for higher charges.
The initial number of Things Political published at Olympia by Horatio Alling has reached our exchange table. It is a unique journal devoted to political matters at the state capital.
Colfax Commoner notes Hon. C. S. Voorhees received the democratic gubernatorial nomination on a bold railroad commission platform and would challenge any republican candidate intensely.
The real test of that Panama republic will come when an attempt is made to divide the bunch of sway the administration at Washington held up as the capital prize for successful secession.
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