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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald details semi weekly publication, editor Carney, post office entry as second class mail, annual and prepaid discounts for subscriptions. It claims oldest Grays Harbor paper with the largest Chehalis county circulation and warns contracts will be forfeited if circulation claims are not accurate.
The Aberdeen library faces possible shutdown as city funds fail to cover operating costs. Mrs. I. W. Mason proposes running the library at 55 dollars a month, a move praised as safeguarding the library by its longtime advocate.
The speaker frames politics as a moral campaign, using military imagery to honor Andrew Jackson and claim conscience as the enduring weapon against policies that favor wealth over equal rights. He argues the core divide is democracy versus plutocracy, with tax frauds and legalized theft condemned and the wages of sin likened to death.
The excerpt reflects a era of partisan fervor with Bryan urging a moral appeal to public conscience, Hearst’s dramatic presidential surge, and critique of Aberdeen fire tax policy. It notes historical scandals like Freedman’s Savings and Trust, queries on Republican strategy, and Roosevelt’s presidency amid the party’s elusive eastern succession and the so‑called thirteen as an unlucky number.
The A B Johnson, San Pedro, Comet, W J Patterson, Sailor Boy, Fanny Adele, and Sophia Christinsen are loading or sailing from Aberdeen area mills for San Francisco San Pedro Redondo Calfrisco. The Union Mill Company seeks to raise capital from forty to fifty thousand dollars with a stockholders meeting at Aberdeen on March 5 1904 at 7 30 pm. Carlise P B Martin endorses Ballard's Horehound Syrup from W B Paine & Co.
New York ghetto scene features Mary Jane in a comic mishap and a mystery involving Srama and a win tall, as reporters tie the moving pictures to a peculiar plot.
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