Subscription rates and political ticket listed by Herald
The Herald outlines yearly subscription at two dollars with advance payment discounts and various shorter terms. It claims the largest Grays Harbor circul ation and warns that advertising contracts tied to circulation may be forfeited if untrue. It also names the paper as city official and endorses the Democratic ticket with Bryan and Stevenson.
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Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
America
Bryan
Herato Subscription Pricing Change Aims at 2000 List
Beginning July 1 the Herato price drops for advance payers with a cash discount and adds $2 for year-end carry. The paper aims to cut the yearly rate once 2000 subscribers are reached, a target it is rapidly nearing as supporters are urged to boost circulation.
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Porto Rico tariff debate draws mixed reactions from ex-officials
The excerpt cites ex-officials and lawmakers including Harrison Reed Edmunds Hoar Nelson and Wallace voicing opposition or support over the Porto Rican tariff and the Foraker bill. It notes conservative and libertarian lines, warns against constitutional conflicts and distrusts administration policy in Porto Rico.
Request for William Jennings Bryan portrait copies
A reader requests colored copies of the Hon. Wm. J. Bryan portrait as described in the Herald and notes remittance of cents for the purchase. The item seeks to obtain the portraits referenced in the newspaper feature.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Wm. J. Bryan
Herald
Free Trade with Porto Rico Advocated by Senator Simon
Senator Joseph Simon of Oregon urges removal of customs duties between Porto Rico and the United States. He argues Porto Rico’s status as part of the U S warrants unrestricted trade and free commerce, stressing the flag and constitutional privileges extend there. He says he cannot support any bill that imposes duties on Porto Rican goods.
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Belfield Proctor
Vermont
Porto Rico
Lew Wallace
United States
Root
Joseph Simon
Oregon
Treasury Secretary’s boast of eight million surplus
The secretary reports a surplus of eight million dollars, the first in seven years, attributed to ongoing war taxes unless the war had ended. The piece accuses Republicans of dishonesty and juggling to create this claimed surplus, noting that the taxes persist beyond the war.
Populists Split on Expansion and Imperialism
The letter from Gov. Lee of South Dakota argues anti expansion as the campaign’s key issue, while distinguishing expansion from imperialism. He contends the Democratic expansion of territory followed the U.S. constitution and did not seek colonies or new citizenship basing on subjects, contrasting with Republican imperialist aims.
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Gov. Lee
South Dakota
Lee
Ohio River
United States
Hanna
McKinley
Republican Party
Call for Democratic State Convention in Seattle 1900
The Democratic State Central Committee calls a Seattle meeting at 2 p m on August 27 1900 to nominate four presidential electors two U S representatives two supreme court judges and state officers. Primaries to pick delegates are urged for August 14 1900 and county conventions August 18 1900. Attest Secretary C H Gopparp. Thos Maony Chairman.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Cour
Bryan
Stevenson
Mass
Democratic State Central Committee
Thos, Maony
C.H. Gopparp
Postmaster General on English Experience and Constitutional Limits
The New York Verdict argues the postmaster general favors importing English governance practices for a century while keeping new dependencies outside constitutional bounds and under the president. It labels William McKinley as an expediency-driven leader on a path the Democratic opposition has exposed, with voters to decide the outcome.
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Philadelphia
United States
William McKinley
New York
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