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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1903
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald, Grays Harbor oldest paper, lists semi weekly publication days Mondays and Thursdays. Subscription options include 2.00 per year with advance payment discounts and varied monthly rates, highlighting savings for prepaying readers.
The piece argues about peaceful times in the Appalachian coal region before unions and accuses operators of substandard labor conditions. It suggests importing foreign workers to suppress protests and questions the employers' conduct and the miners' demands amid rising tensions.
Pekin dispatch notes a discussion of monetary policy and the shift away from the gold standard. The report mentions foreign and domestic reactions to proposed reforms and observations on economic conditions influencing policy debates.
A Michigan jury acquitted a man charged with manslaughter after he shot an arresting officer during an attempted warrantless arrest. The judge instructed the jury that a person may use necessary force to defend against unwarranted arrest, a ruling the report calls a salitary lesson for disorderly police.
Dr Lyman Abbott argued in Chicago that democracy must govern both capital and labor. He urged government regulation of trusts and making all corporations obey laws to serve the public interest, delivered under the University of Chicago Lecture Association.
The Aberdeen discourse rebukes disorder linked to the Sailors Union and ship owner Mathew Turner on a blacklist. Officials urge unions to curb turbulent members to maintain community respect and order, as city leaders anticipate a pivotal Businessmen's meeting to express public sentiment.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount General Heeace Porter asking Li Hace Chang to read a taimed list of his tithes. The right hand side is cited as difficult, and Porter suggests the pianist could play it on the piano.
A reflective piece discusses how famous phrases apply to railroads and their scenery. It contrasts the rhetoric of “Columbia River Scenery” on the O R & N with the ordinary traveler’s experience. It notes the recurring feature of highways passing villages and cites major cities along Union Pacific lines as common references.
Mrs N A Wets of Winnie Virginia seeks a new life and relief from years of headaches. An ad promises a cure for headache and biliousness with Smits product costing 25 cents.
An Oregon office advertises red wall maps of the United States, Cuba, and Porto Rico sized 32 by 38 inches. For ten cents in stamps they will prepaid postage and mail a map by return. Readers east or south of St Paul Omaha or St Louis are invited to write for map details.
A brief note counsels that worry worsens matters while action helps. It promotes Chamberlain’s Remedy as a fast, safe aid for colds and pacifica attacks, claiming no danger of poison and urging purchase through a druggist.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a clerk and a jumble of phrases about bikes and safety. It references Chicago Tribune style snideness and a claim about world population and SSN numbers, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent facts for a clear summary.
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