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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1903
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald announces semi weekly publication by J Carney with subscription rates reduced for advance payment and a note asserting the paper's large circulation on Grays Harbor. The notice warns contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are not true.
The text argues civil government failed to protect a citizen detained for crime inquiry in Delaware. It condemns mob justice and notes lynching as a widespread, ongoing countrywide problem, stressing the erosion of state protection and rule of law.
General consensus notes large socialist gains with over 2,560,000 votes and twelve Reichstag seats, surpassing 1899 results. Berlin and Saxony show strong shifts as Bebel calls Saxony the red kingdom. The New York Tribune predicts a move toward a socialist-dominant empire in five years.
The Washington grand jury resumes Venents in the street letter box fasteners case and opens inquiries into post office contracts. Investigators will examine the money order bureau the dead letter office and railway mail contracts with expectations of a fruitful field. Railway mail payments based on semiannual weighings give railroads advance knowledge to boost mail volume.
A Chicago Record-Herald Washington correspondent notes the government overpays at least one transcontinental railroad for mail transport, earning more per ton than for first class passenger traffic. The piece questions accountability and parallels abuses in other eras and places.
In an adjourned session the county commissioners authorize road work and jail expansion. Contracts are awarded to A Amundson for Cos Mopolis Melbourne road and A R Rogers for Hamilton gulch bridge. Licensing and staffing changes include saloon licenses for Oakville and Westport and a list of wardens. An August hearing on protests, bids for road clearing, and new road declarations are ordered.
The passage lampoons Mr. Hanna praising Roosevelt for McKinley policies, accusing his devotion of needing repairs. It speculation suggests Russia might evacuate Manchuria if Republicans allow tariff revision in consumers' interest.
N. A. Springer resumes boat building at the foot of Wishkah street offering estimates and contracts for boats of any description. Boats available for rent with advance notice for Sunday use. Zim
The platform plank on tariffs seems to serve trust magnates’ aims while giving consumers a misleading impression of its meaning.
Leighton Alabama druggist H. P. Kumove touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a cure, recounting a customer whose sick child vomited and expelled 119 worms after a single bottle. The tonic is promoted to aid digestion, nervous strength, and general childhood vigor, priced at 25c at W. B. Paine & Co.
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