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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1899
Page
4
The Chehalis County official paper, The Herald, claims to be the county’s largest circulation newspaper. It markets itself as the oldest and coldest paper, stressing its wide distribution and prominence in Chehalis County.
City officials discuss a proposed curfew barring anyone under 17 from streets after 10 p m without parental accompaniment or a valid leave. Reports from Indianapolis Lincoln and St Joseph show crime drops and strong public support after similar laws.
A historical discussion argues that print paper manufacturers forming a trust to raise prices harms consumers and challenges the claim that protective tariffs benefit manufacturing. It notes Republican papers' shift on tariffs and cites The Portland Oregonian and The Pittsburgh Dispatch criticizing trusts and tariff manipulation.
A discussion of legislative attempts to regulate trusts and to fund a major road from Port Angeles through Crescent and Chehalis to London. The piece notes potential vetoes, quotes the push for a constitutional tax exemption, and cites a supreme court decision upholding a mortgage company objection to exemptions. It frames the political conflict and the economic impact on unsettled lands.
A Washingtonian piece defends its editor after a controversial remark about Washington troops. The letter explains the writer’s pride in disciplined American soldiers and clarifies that elation stemmed from victory over Filipino forces, not disrespect for casualties.
Gov Rogers pushes to buy Thurston county courthouse and convert it into a state capitol. The measure faced ridicule from Republican papers but is slated for favorable consideration at Olympia. He would veto the $600000 capital fund appropriation before passage.
The text appears as garbled commentary mixing numbers, names, and theories about assets and a state war. It references an ene stone boule, costs, investments, and a dubious note about a Gazette and Cornwall. It hints at political critique and a broad attack on governance and media control without clear events or dates.
A trial judged against the plaintiff in the List case prompts an appeal to the state supreme court. The dispute involves compensation tied to a lynching incident and a possible recovery of $3 from the coin.
Fragmentary remark claims Aguinaldo pursued independence for his own aims, pushing to drive Spaniards from distant islands while asserting a broader struggle for national freedom.
Luzon covers about .1 square miles and holds 1 540 090 residents, roughly half of the Philippine group. Manila reports 2 9s inhabitants with 49 0) being Chinese among them.
The peace commission paid 20 million dollars to end Spain's hold on the Philippine conflict. The payment secured withdrawal and transfer of war responsibilities, marking a strategic settlement.
Yesterday observed as the first anniversary of the battleship Maine explosion in Havana harbor. Crowds gathered to recall the tragedy, with officials reaffirming calls for peace and accountability.
Advertising seeks buyers for a corner lot at Weatherwax and Benn's second adit with a four room dwelling on two parcels. Inquiry at the Herato office. 2021.
An 19th century advertisement fragment touts Electric Bitters as a cure for weak health polishing complexion and nerves, plus notes The Delineator March issue with features on Japanese life, women’s work and school memories. Includes mentions of Dr Grace Peckham Murray essays and Elizabeth Robinson Scovil writings.
Readable fragments indicate a public lands notice dated January with RIDGES and January 2 reference. The item appears to warn or announce a transfer or filing related to public lands and jurisdiction.
The Chehalis County Washington has filed an application to purchase lands described under the second class lands of the state. The notice lists the location and boundaries in Chehalis County with lines and measurements including lines at 12 and 2, township references, and related east and north boundary descriptions.
The article highlights Helen M. Winslow’s Club Women and Club Life as especially useful for student voice culture. It notes March lessons in the New Kindergarten Papers by Sara Miller Kirby and College News by Carolyn Halsted, with Girls Interests and Occupations by L Lafayette McLaws as filled with bright, chatty content.
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