Aberdeen Herald Subscription Rates and Notices Policy
Aberdeen Herald outlines subscription terms with a £2 advertising rate on request. The newspaper is entered at Aberdeen Washington post office as second class mail matter on Thursday June 8 1898. Notices of births marriages or deaths are printed free and readers are invited to contribute short communications with authorship.
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Aberdeen
Wash
James Rankin Young
Spain
Dewey
America
Weile Us
Monroe Book CO
Dept. Mm
Chicago
Debate on money, greenbacks and bonds echoes in Washingtonian reply
A Washingtonian reply to a Herain query argues that fiat greenbacks differ from bonds by value, interest, and performance. It asserts bonds hold gold and support debt payments while greenbacks offer promises to pay with uncertain value, urging honest interest-bearing debt as superior to fiat currency.
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Goldbugs
Hoquiam Washingtonian
Herain
Washingtonian
Aberdeen Herald
United States
Honely
Morey
Patriotism and greenbacks spark Civil War compare
A critic derides opponents of issuing greenbacks over bonds, likening them to Civil War savers of 1861. The piece notes 70 million united Americans versus half at war, claims greenbacks risk treasury raids, and accuses the Treasury secretary of traitorous denial of silver’s redeeming power.
Editorials on currency, taxes, and war sentiment in Hoquiam
The piece surveys demands for payment promises and currency control amid war tax debates. It argues leaders seek currency power while critics cry dishonesty and repudiation. It recalls past crises and urges vigilance as Washingtonians note events from 1873 to the Santiago de Cuba campaign.
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Schley
Santiago de Cuba
Naval War Board Debate and Senator Daniels on War Bonds
The article discusses the Naval War Board and its influence on war strategy, noting how Secretary Long relies on naval officers. It covers Senator Daniels strong stance against issuing bonds, favoring pay-as-you-go war expenses, and argues that if Spain remained unconvinced at Manila, naval leaders Sampson Schley and Miles could bolster U S resolve more effectively than bonds. The piece also critiques the stamp tax as odious.
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Czar Reed
Committee On Rules
Naval War Board
Board of Strategy
Board of Lethargy
Secretary Long
Long
Daniels
Spain
Manila
Sampson Ad Schley
Miles
Hawaiian Annexationists Kept From War Revenue Amendment
The remark notes that annexation advocates appear to be in a difficult position lacking an annexation amendment attached to a war revenue bill.
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Tok Ageas
Washington Letter on Cuban War News Censorship
The Washington Letter discusses press censorship during the Cuban war, noting the desire to keep movements secret and criticizing the war department over ammunition claims and delays. It argues for frank reporting and questions Secretary Long and McKinley’s policies amid calls to delay invasion until fall.
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Cuban
Cuba
Spain
Congress
Secretary Long
Mr. McKinley
War Department
Mrs Cleveland in Picture and Story in Ladies Home Journal
The June Ladies Home Journal biographically treats Mrs. Grover Cleveland with anecdotes from close friends reflecting her own words and deeds. Photographs accompany the piece, the first since she left the White House. The text includes medical advice on female health and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's reproductive derangements.
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Grover Cleveland
June Ladies’ Home Journal
White House
Mrs. Cleveland
Cleveland
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Pierce
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