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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1902

Page

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Labor agitator arrests spark debate on US rule in Porto Rico

Samuel Gompers denounces the arrest of Santiago Iglesias in San Juan and questions whether targeting labor agitators can become a crime in the United States. He cites military authority in Puerto Rico and argues for vigilant liberty against monarchical trends and government overreach. The piece also quotes passages from a Saturday Evening Post letter.

Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Roosevelt Santiago Iglesias Porto Rico Iglesias San Juan Associated Press Dispatches Tglesias Congress United States Lincoln

Advertising Reasoning and Store Presentation Paragraphed

The piece argues that advertising proves its value only when customers respond and spread word of satisfaction. It notes firms with poor results often demand proof of ad exposure and cites neat store displays as crucial for attracting shoppers. It ends by promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as effective remedies with clear prices.

A New Precedent In Governing Philippines Critique

A critique links Philippine tariff fund provisions to English colonial taxation abuses. It compares John Jay’s protest against taxation without representation to current American governance in the Philippines, warns of ministerial salaries and imperial policy, and urges protest to protect republican ideals. The notice at the end states their district assessment roll is delinquent after Feb 14, 1902.

Philippines United States Philippine Islands The Outlook John Jay Colonial Congress America Republican Congress England Jay Republican Party First Street C Street Chicago Ave I.e. Locke

Grain-O the new food drink for all ages

Try Grain-O the new grain based beverage that replaces coffee. It offers a rich seal brown color like mocha yet is made from pure grains and gentle on delicate stomachs. Suitable for both children and adults and sold by all grocers at 25c per package loc. and 25c.

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Commoners Notes On Elastic Currency And Public Service

A compact critique of political figures and policies including elastic currency ideas, reactions to the Transvaal, England's isolation, and Mr Schwab's schemes. The piece lauds public officials' duty, questions Senate length, and recalls Bryan’s Jackson Day events in Wooster Ohio and New Haven Conn, urging readers to speak up.

Philippines Minneapolis ‘Times Bryan Jackson Wooster New Haven Conn Wayne County Ohio United States New Orleans

Maritime Loading Shifts From Local Mills Toward San Francisco and San Pedro

The schooner Jas H Bruce loads at West & Slade mill for Honolulu. Gardiner City loads at Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle mill. Steamer Chehalis sails from Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle mill with timber. Fulton arrives and loads at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Sophia Christian son takes lumber at Bryden & Leitch mill for San Francisco. Coronado arrives at Anderson & Middleton mill and sails to San Pedro with lumber.

Jas H. Bruce West & Slade Honolulu Gardiner City West & Slade Mill Chehalis Aberdeen Lumber Fulton Wilson Mill San Francisco Sophia Christianson Bryden & Leitch Coronado Anderson & Middleton San Pedro

Boy Prefers Real Name To Uncle Harry

A New York Mail and Express item recounts Norman, rebuked for not using his uncle's name. He explains he intends to be good but questions why he should call his uncle by the customary term, noting he does not say Uncle Papa. The anecdote highlights propriety emphasized by his mother.

Norman Lis Uncle Harry Uncle Papa New York Mail and Express

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