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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald analyzes a Bulletin leader on Republican officeholders and fusion politics. It mocks the piece’s economic claims, notes repeated depressions, and questions fusion camps, vetoing the idea of upheaval while critiquing last session’s legislatures and political wrangling for governor.
A caustic column critiques Republican policy as dangerous, notes war expenditures have boosted per capita costs to 7.95 the last year, and mocks McKinley for wavering on Porto Rico tariffs and reciprocity treaties while alleging leadership lacks backbone.
Commissioner Sechurman urged broad home rule for Filipinos while addressing governance aims. He argued that the Filipinos could be governed successfully by allowing maximum self rule and local authority.
Congress with a strong Republican majority faces pressure as critics warn that the era of big railroad deals may culminate in a single mammoth trust. The piece argues party condemnation awaits if lawmakers fail to act against growing corporate consolidation.
Former congressman Bourke Cochran, who supported McKinley in 1896, now predicts that Col. Bryan will win the presidency this year. He cites a campaign built entirely on the Declaration of Independence.
The article cites Marcus A. Hanna and John J. Ingalls arguing trusts are not political issues. It notes price hikes by monopolists, labor impacts, and claims about consumer costs across many goods. A second item highlights a school report, attendance figures, promotions, and student activities. It ends with a profile of Dr. Darrin, a renowned physician visiting Aberdeen offering electric therapy and other treatments.
Notice states the firm W. W. Wren & Co. dissolved by mutual consent. W. W. Wren to pay all bills and receive all accounts due. Dated Aberdeen Washington January 27 1900. W. W. Wren W. W. Hearson
The author declares recovery from a lung ailment and offers to send a free prescription claimed to cure Consumption Asthma Catarrh Bronchitis and throat and lung maladies. He invites fellow sufferers to write to Edward A. Wilson in Brooklyn New York for the remedy at no cost.
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