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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1902
Page
4
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald outlines subscription prices from two dollars per year with various prepaid discounts and dates. It notes its status as the oldest Grays Harbor paper with the largest Chehalis county circulation and warns forfeiture of advertising contracts if circulation claims are not strictly true.
The Aberdeen Herald critiques the Bulletin for urging a $60,000 blind pool to fund improvements. It argues Hoquiam’s sewer plans, sold cheaply after voters rejected funding, show risky logic and warns that Aberdeen faces political maneuvering and uncertain leadership before money is available.
Henry Watterson argues against Grover Cleveland in the Courier Journal. He aims to scotch a dangerous movement and defend history. Watterson cites Cleveland as ill tempered and self-willed, lacking tariff reform zeal, siding with the strong, and leaving the party wrecked in Congress.
The ad explains that fat babies are happy and safe while lean ones lack reserve. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a preventive health aid, suggesting a small amount can help. available from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York.
A bemused Mr. Watterson questions Mr. Hill’s praise and signals the need for his take on David Bennett Hill. The exchange underscores political tensions and demands clarity from key figures regarding leadership and policy.
Gunton's Magazine advocates keeping the United States in the Philippines while urging a path toward independence similar to Cuba. It argues the nation must declare an American purpose to help the Filipinos gain capacity and independence, aligning with the Kansas City platform's call for withdrawal once stable government and protection from outside interference are achieved.
The Bulletin urges clarity on the source of claims that a unseen council may block bond issuance if twenty thousand dollars fails to fund a bridge. It questions assurances of an unknown authority’s future decision to refuse bonds or require additional funds and argues the ballot should have demanded a ten year guarantee to prevent doubt and sway passage.
In a Com moner column Bryan argues that the Hill-Cleveland harmony plan would make the Democratic party resemble the Republicans. He asserts trusts and financiers favor a near-identical party posture to avoid risk.
Notice states Hilton buys Francis interest and dissolves the firm Hilton and Francis in Aberdeen Washington. George L Hilton to pay debts and collect bills. Dated July 7 1902. Archibald Francis signs with notification to creditors and public.
Prompt Dray and Express Service is highlighted as the best livery outfitting in the city, praised for its quick transport options, reliable delivery, and polished appearance across fleets.
Notice of meeting of stockholders called by a majority of trustees of the Grays Harbor Oil Company. The meeting aims to consider increasing capital stock from 500 000 to 1 500 000 shares and, if approved, to exchange outstanding stock at three for one. It will be held August 27, 1902 at 1 p.m. at J B Bridges office in the Elk's Building Aberdeen Washington.
The Manila chamber of commerce denounces army officer trials for cruelty to natives and urges the president to stop court martial proceedings. It claims such actions threaten business interests and could end the American cause in the islands if torture and slaughter continue.
F J Becker files a complaint against Mrs M E Messenger in East Aberdeen Justice Court to be heard August 13 1902 at 10 a m. Becker seeks 49 80 plus interest for necessaries and costs. Complaint filed July 2 1902. Judge J C Pearson presiding.
Twenty six foot launch with a fourteen foot cabin and a 4 horse power Union gasol ine engine offered for bargain. Address C E Martin located in M D South Bend Washington.
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