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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1900
Page
4
Aberdeen Herald issue of January 11 1900 outlines subscription terms and notice policies. Births marriages or deaths printed free while correspondence from county residents is welcomed for publication with writer name. The editors claim leading Grays Harbor circulation and warn contracts may be void if circulation figures are not accurate.
The piece denounces Mark Hanna's influence and Hannaized papers as misleaders profiting from prosperity propaganda. It attacks bank favoritism for the Republican campaign, criticizes currency measures and bank charters, and argues for links between mining, mills, and mint activity. It questions Treasury and bank power amid political maneuvering.
The editor of a New York paper argues the country must choose between preserving independence or becoming slaves to trusts and rich men. Dooley’s quip on McKinley’s colonial policy is cited as fitting the issue. Hoquiam Washingtonian’s New Year edition is praised for its 18 pages and colorful, informative content on local business.
An Acme opera house engagement is set for Thursday January 11 featuring a celebrated melodrama. A Livingston Montana Enterprise report described a prior performance of Human Hearts as a hit with strong acting by Louis Leon Hall and Edwina McHaugh and a notably realistic villain. The piece drew enthusiastic audience reaction and strong applause for the cast.
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tan-lets as a guaranteed one day cure for colds. Promises refund if it fails. Mentions E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a 25 cent price.
Modern patent medicine claims describe Dr King’s New Life Pills as sugar coated globules of health that convert weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. They are advertised as building up health and sold for 25 cents per box by W B Paine & Co.
Notice is hereby given that West & Slade Mill Company a Washington corporation with capital stock of 50000 dollars will hold a stockholders meeting in Aberdeen Chehalis County on Saturday March 17 1900 at 730 pm to vote on increasing capital stock from 50000 to 100000 dollars. A J West and W B Mack as trustees sign. First publication January 11 1900.
Correspondence to the Heratp s would reach this office by Tuesday evening to insure publication that week. Readers when writing to advertiser will confer a favor by mentioning the.
Miss Hessie Crawford is at home again and Miss Grace Pellit visits in Montesano. Harbors attorneys and Judge Warren attend court. a Hoquiam barber is jailed for indecent exposure. Discussion on electric lighting and war talk fills the town as residents move, visit, or travel between Montesano Elma Aberdeen and Portland.
Hoquiam updates report Phil Mourant's illness recovery and O C Fenlason moving back to Hoquiam to occupy Stearns residence on K street. Capt Dollar inspects a new vessel at the ship yard. Marine hospital service notes Honolulu plague alert. Local births include four girls to Gibson Byng Brisco Johnson couples. Axford correspondent John Walker attends school and Charles Lindsay works in Keeley logging camp. Aberdeen trader Glover visits area.
Luther Kirkpatrick visited Hoquiam last Monday while C C Hansen traveled from Hoquiam on the stage last Friday. Debate over building a bridge over the Humptulips river continues. James Sudderth visited Humptulips last Sunday and dined with Mrs Angelo. Supt McKillip sent useful primary grade tables. Garfield Griffith Brienly and O'Brien of Seattle stayed at Axford hotel last week seeking men for South Africa Boer aid.
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