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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
4
Aberdeen Herald details subscription rates and claims its circulation leadership in Grays Harbor Chehalis county. It lists the paper as city official and notes the Democratic ticket with William Jennings Bryan for President and Adlai E Stevenson for Vice President.
From July 1 the Heratp subscription price follows the discounts noted, with strict enforcement. Prepaying subscribers receive the cash discount, while those carried to year end pay $2 as before. The paper aims to cut to 1 a year once 2000 subscribers are reached, a target it is nearing.
A New York World column by Justice David J. Brewer critiques imperial wealth gleam and republican policy. It recalls Rome and Napoleon to warn against rapid, unearned riches and discusses Thomas Brackett Reed, distrust of his foreign policy stance, and the rise of trusts amid free trade England.
The final Little Pilot issue features an editorial on duty in a republic, stressing citizen responsibility and the need to study issues before voting. It notes similar crowd sizes at Republican and Democratic ratification meetings and cites a larger Democratic audience linked to a free ride scheme as reported by the Vidette. Pattison weighs in.
The Aberdeen Herald announces a large color portrait of Mr. Bryan printed on heavy plate paper in the French color-plate style. Each 14 by 21 inch picture costs 10 cents, with orders collected via coupon. Citizens may order multiple copies by sending remittance with name and address.
Merriam clarified that the census office has not yet conducted counts in any city county or state. He noted daily letters seeking results and warned against unofficial figures or guesses, promising city-by-city posting only as enumerators confirm actual population.
A compact listing shows J C Cross attorney at law in Kaufman Block ideal for state and federal court work, city attorney for Aberdeen. Dr Jos Kent surgical dentist offers painless dental services with free examinations and modern methods. Scamell and Overmeyer physicians provide daily office hours at Gabrielson Holmer Store location in Aberdeen Washington.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court holds that a bicycle is not a car and has no highway vehicle rights. The ruling means a bicycle rider cannot recover damages for accidents caused by road obstructions.
General Otis declares the war over as the United States weighs the final price of the campaign. Congress appropriates 131,247,155 dollars for continued Filipino pacification in the next fiscal year, reflecting the broad cost of the conflict for the Philadelphia Record.
The Vidette's stance is praised by a majority of Chehalis County voters who know the publication well. The platform is seen as aligning with local views and strengthens support across the region.
The Postmaster General states that the silver question will be the campaign's main issue despite Republican assurances that it is dead. The remark highlights ongoing political tensions and raises doubt about party reliability.
Republicans show little comment on the Nicaragua canal project as discussions lag and party voices remain muted. no decisive push or public stance emerges this period.
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