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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1899
Page
4
The Herald of Chehalis County, Grays Harbor's oldest paper and the official county publication, serves as the primary source for official notices and local journalism with the largest circulation in the area.
In Montesano 1899 readers hear a dispute about pirating county records. The Herap defends publishing its weekly abstract while accusing the Vidette of copying it. The feud includes critique of Rudyard Kipling and privacy of records.
The piece discusses how civil service reform removed many minor posts from political influence yet leaves presidents facing a demanding, divisive task of appointing officials. It notes the strain on relations with Congress and the fragility of political support amid promotions and extensions.
An unnamed commentator weighs the civil service exam as a test of fitness beyond party service despite flaws in administration. The piece notes McKinley’s hiring pressure and cites ex congressman Shelienberger praising the president's character, while Baptist ministers debate the sincerity of political certificates of character and inner moral reform. A closing prayer warns of hypocrisy in political pleas for prayers.
The Jeffersonian Democrat reports J Edward Addicks, owner of the Republican Party in Delaware, claims a “gold brick” purchase and warns President McKinley he may push Delaware to the Democrats unless he gets back funds through federal offices. He questions if bolting Republicans’ minority should be recognized any longer.
The director’s report shows 22 states plus New Mexico and Alaska produced gold valued at 64.463 million dollars in 1898, up from 69.7 million in 1897, while silver output reached 54.438 million ounces, slightly above 53.86 million in 1897. The silver mines appear aligned with proponents of the 16 to 1 ratio.
The National Watchman laments old Democratic bosses cling to influence in Republican circles while the party shifts to benefit workers. Tarcoma Ledger notes Colonel Bryan has spoken little recently and questions his stance. The piece accuses Republican rulers of rapid issue making and notes some papers avoid manipulation by mark hannas, suggesting a coming presidency may rest on restraint.
Tacoma Tedger notes government of India plans to adopt the gold standard, a move unlikely to please Indian officials and the public according to the columnist. The note implies broad unpopularity and potential political friction.
The Chicago Times-Herald reports the Republican campaign treasury for 1896 stood at about 2.9 million dollars. The paper notes the modest total amid the election period and hints at fundraising constraints.
London papers report Senator Hanna as an influential figure, with the Daily Chronicle dubbing him the American King Maker. The passage notes widespread editorial interest and hints at forthcoming political alignments and reactions at home.
The New York World reports families totaling over 17 million rely on 116 trusts that control essential goods from food to catlins, signaling a shift toward collectivism.
An excerpt reviews Aguinaldo’s Cavite led government at Malolos with a 100 member congress, a structured ministry and well drilled army of over 20 regiments. It praises discipline, dress, and dedication, noting widespread public pride and support across towns, plus auxiliary units like Red Cross.
Wise people gain vigor using Hood's Sarsaparilla, said to regulate the whole system and cure longstanding ailments. Testimonials from Anna Sutherland of Kalamazoo and Elizabeth Girrels of Moose Lake claim goitre relief, improved sleep, and renewed strength, with others praising its affordability and energy-boosting effects.
The piece reviews the forthcoming Argonaut submarine design with a larger upper deck section improving stability and speed beneath water. It also mentions early demonstrations of the original craft and a radical hull modification. A separate recipe from July Ladies Home Journal gives remedy for freckles using lemon juice borax sugar horseradish and sour milk.
Manchester Michigan resident George D Williams recounts his wife’s five year paralysis before using two bottles of Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with restoring her ability to work, addressing nerves sleeplessness headaches and fainting spells. Each bottle costs 50 cents and is guaranteed by W B Paine & Co. Druggist.
Circumstances alter cases of dyspepsia nervousness catarrh rheumatism eruptions and more. Purify and enrich the blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Try it. Hood's Pills cure biliousness sick headache.
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