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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
5
The Aberdeen Herald critiques Cuban self governance and annexation debates, cites New York Sun views, and compares Cuba to the Philippines. It also notes Southern Democratic factionalism with Tillman and McLaurin, plus Seattle Judge George striking down anti slot machine provisions.
The Washington Post interviews Senator Joe Blackburn of Kentucky on party reorganization. He opposes reform efforts, arguing the Democratic Party does not need reorganization and would rely on Hanna rather than Cleveland. He says 1896 exiles cannot rejoin and seek influence by pressuring others.
A new law from the last legislative session gives justices of the peace jurisdiction over all criminal cases arising from city or town ordinances. Previously only the police justice held such power and defendants could not seek a change of venue.
Tuesday's issue marks H. W. Patton's start as Bulletin manager with J. P. Sullivan leaving after one year. The paper welcomes Patton and anticipates his success in the field. A motion to re advertise bids for selling the hose house failed to attract a second, and a committee was formed to estimate repair costs for the current building.
The London Daily News calls the Porto Rican ruling a curious issue to 120 years of democracy, condemning it as retrogression and militarism in a democracy. The Commoner notes Americans should feel humiliated by such critique from a foreign source, while acknowledging the decision as a pivotal, controversial moment.
Four hundred acre farm four miles southeast of Elma in the Chehalis Valley offered for sale on easy terms. May be sold with or without stock and implements. P Moupray Elma Washington. tf.
Aberdeen prepares a Fourth of July program with sunrise salute and a grand ball. The parade starts 9 30 from Second Street and covers Heron G Street Broadway Wishkah to the opera house where Rev. Chas McDermoth will deliver the oration. The lineup includes the Aberdeen Firemen's Band prayers, readings, and an audience song America.
In police court Lucy Dunton faced a $5 fine plus costs for being an inmate at a Maison de Joie. Oscar Lindross serves a $5 fine in city jail for disorderly conduct. Thomas Williams went to jail Friday for drunken and disorderly behavior after defaulting on a 5 fine plus costs. Robt Davis, a book tender in Trixy Smith's camp, appeared before Judge Pearson for the fifth time in a month. the judge imposed a $99 fine plus costs and Davis remains in hotel debt at Hotel de Graham.
The Kansas City Times criticizes the rapid passage of the Spooner and Platt amendments as an autocratic railroading by Speaker Mendelson and the rules committee. It denounces the suppression of debate and minority rights, blaming imperialism and a Republican majority for endangering national honor and rights of 10 million in the Philippines and risking war with Cuba.
A veterinary surgeon explains that after eight years a horse has no new teeth, so the tooth method fails for age beyond eight. Once teeth finish, wrinkles form on the upper edge of the lower eyelid, adding one each year, allowing age estimation by teeth plus wrinkles for horses over eight.
The Herard and W. J. Bryan publish a paper offer charging one year for 2.25 dollars paid in advance, with prepayment required. This deal highlights the newspaper's pricing and subscription terms.
Nationwide opportunity seeks in each city town reps to sell bonded and tax paid whiskies. Experience helpful but not required. No applications without references. Address The Associated Distriters Distriput ine Co. Monon Building Chicago Illinois.
Notice that the partnership between A L Fife and P J McHugh is dissolved by mutual consent with P J McHugh retiring. The business will continue under A L Fife who will collect all firm accounts and pay all outstanding bills.
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