Aberdeen Herald Ad Rates and Circulation Claim
The Aberdeen Herald announces its semi weekly publication schedule edited by G N J Carney. Subscriptions range from 2 dollars per year to 15 cents for nine months with discounts for advance payment. The paper claims the oldest on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis county and warns that advertising contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are not verified.
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the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Problems of Aberdeen City Government in 1904 Forecast
The Aberdeen city council faces key issues for 1904 including water supply, sewer systems, street paving, and finances. Proposals include new boilers and a reservoir, abandoning costly South Aberdeen waterwork lines, private franchise options with buyout rights, a citywide sewer plan with district funding, and phased street improvements funded by bonds if needed. A modern accounting overhaul is urged to track departmental costs and payroll with monthly sworn statements.
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Pew
South Aberdeen
Hawiacee
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Council Faces Test Over Salary Warrants
The new city council confronts a choice on issuing warrants for salaries. If it acts, Aberdeen could be grateful. if it stalls, discontent may rise.
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Needs Stronger Active Membership
The Aberdeen chamber faces criticism for limited membership while the Hoquiam group shows momentum. Observers urge at least 300 active members to propel harbor improvements, public building studies, and a potential paper mill project, with federal and local initiatives depending on a stronger organization.
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Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Hoquiam Washingtonian
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Orteg
Ofjan Dmmenge
Chamber
Carmack Sees Roosevelt Critique Of Bristow Report
Tennessee Senator Carmack comments on President Roosevelt handling of the Bristow report. He criticizes Payne's role and calls the investigation a possible shield by the administration. He questions whether an independent probe will be allowed.
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Roosevelt
Bristow
Carmack
Tennessee
Perry Heath
Payne
Sproilsman
Springfield Republicans Call Congressional Mileage Abuse
The Springfield Republican denounces mileage allowances as bribery and graft. It notes lawmakers vote themselves 20 cents a mile while the actual rate is five cents, with many not paying rail fare, pocketing the mileage. The editor urges summary correction and cites Congressman Baker of Bidoklya in the critique.
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Springfield Republican
Baker
Bidoklya
Congress
Roosevelt comment on Panama and Bunau Varilla cited
The article recalls President Roosevelt's remark that the people of Panama rose as one. It notes the New York Evening Post questions the meaning and points to multiple figures claiming to represent the Panamanian government newly recognized on the isthmus.
Spokane unions back year's wage and hour status quo
Thirty two Spokane labor unions vote in favor of a resolution opposing any changes to wage scales or working hours for the next twelve months.
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Spokane
Twelfth Annual West Coast Trade Publishes Fifty Pages
The Twelfth Annual West Coast Trade is highlighted as a premier publication of the new year. The fifty page magazine is handsomely illustrated and packed with information about Tacoma and the state at large.
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West Coast
Tacoma
City trash plan aims at regular business district pickups
A proposal suggests a citywide waste collection schedule for the business district. It argues regular pickups would clean streets and alleys and cost the same as current methods, which include merchants leaving litter and irregular cleanup efforts.
No final stance by Cleveland on second term remains clear
The passage notes newspapers that once praised Cleveland show reluctance to publish a final position on a second presidential term. It recalls Cleveland’s earlier opposition to a second term, stated clearly, though he later reversed his view.
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Cleveland Shrine
Cleveland
Colombia urged to reflect on fable of dog and bone
The Baltimore American notes Colombia should consider the proverb about dropping a bone to gain a reflected one in water and questions how the republic now pursues profit in diplomacy, challenging common honesty.
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Baltimore American
Colombia
Republican paper charges congress with deliberate obstruction on customs houses
The republican paper accuses the Republican Congress of deliberately and systematically blocking abolition of forty five customs houses where receipts fail to cover costs. It questions whether GOP lawmakers would heed such recommendations or face constituents after abolishing forty five positions that fund party workers.
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Republican Congress
Hobgen as a Symptom editorial on Hobson’s navy bill
The Advocate of Peace argues December editorially that ex captain Hobson has drafted a 2 759 000 000 dollar navy enlargement bill for 18 years. The piece condemns the plan as overheated and warns it risks national peril while acknowledging possible political reaction.
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Hobgen
Advocate of Peace
Boston
Hobson
Roosevelt Faces Quiet Republican Nomination Contention
Washington insiders say most Republican National Committee members privately doubt Roosevelt’s renomination while publicly endorsing it. A Washington dinner linked quotes by John M. Thurston claim Roosevelt is welcomed by all yet desired by none, circulating amid high party chatter.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Republican National Convention
Rooevelt
Washington
Republican National Committee
J. Hampton Moore
National League
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Mr. Roosevelt
Trade Register Twelfth Anniversary Volume Published
The 12th anniversary edition of the Trade Register is a 120 page, handsomely illustrated volume detailing Seattle and statewide information.
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the Trade Register
Seattle
State
Industrial edition of Hoquiam Washingtonian praised
The Industrial edition of the Hoquiam Washingtonian is a well conceived 82 page magazine style issue. It highlights the importance of the sister city but the mechanical work by the country workman detracts from the edition’s value.
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Hoquiam Washingtonian
Perry Heath Declares Nonresignation Amid Political Attacks
Perry Heath states he will not resign and intends to press intimidation to force removal. He aims at weakening key pillars of the Republican establishment, signaling readiness to challenge party leadership.
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Perry Heath
Perry
Republican Temple
Bristow Chronicled as Post Office Reformer in January Review
Clarence J. Matson writes a sketch on Joseph L Bristow known as the Argus of the Post Office Department Bristow trained for the ministry after marriage but chose journalism and rose to be fourth assistant postmaster general He was later tapped by McKinley and Roosevelt to expose irregularities in the postal service.
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Joseph L. Bristow
the Argus
Post-Office Department
Clarence J. Matson
Bristow
McKinley
Roosevelt
Nebraska Supreme Court Rules on Liquor Prohibition Deed
The Lyons Nebraska founder who deeded the townsite with a no liquor clause died. His heirs sue to recover a lot alleging the new owner sold liquor on site. The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the lower court upholding the prohibition clause and recovery.
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Supreme Court of
Nebraska
Lyons
Nebo
Supreme Court
Manila Hosts Venetian Fetes by Native Fine Arts Academy
In Manila a series of brilliant fetes likened to a Venetian carnival captivated Governor Taft and his party. The designs came from local native professors and students at the Manila academy of fine arts, challenging views of Filipino supposed barbarism.
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Manila
Taft
Manila Academy of Fine Arts
Academy of Fine Arts
Roosevelt Critiques Corruption While San Juan Smuggling Scandals Quieted
The Bristow report accompanies Roosevelt's brief noting corruption in public office, while dispatches claim administration orders to the U S court at San Juan halted smuggling scandals troubling Porto Rico and drawing Navy Army officers into expense and unrest.
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Bristow Report
Roosevelt
United States Courte
San’Juan
San Juan
Army
Navy
Porto Rico
United States Court
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