Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald Ad Rates and Claims
The Herald offers subscription rates with discounts for advance payment and lists a weekly savings. It claims to be the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis county and notes advertising contracts are based on this claim, with forfeiture if not true.
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The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Pearson & Campbell
H and
Wishkah Streets
Aberdeen
Wash
Wal
On the Right Road in Democratic Discourse
The piece argues that Democratic reformers and factions align with privileged interests, condemns McKinley and imperialism, and urges loyalists to stay on the right path toward progress. It reflects party divides and calls for renewed Democratic unity and support.
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Kaneat City
Chicago
Peli
McKimley Camp
McKinley
Johnston Pa
Democrat
Boers Surrender Yet Britain Declines Unconditional Surrender
The article argues the peace treaty falls far short of unconditional surrender but claims Britain wins a decisive result. It asserts the Boers relinquished dominion and that South Africa remains under British control, achieved through minor concessions and verbal terms.
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Great Britain
South Africa
Looking for the Dollar and Imperialism
The piece mocks Senator Beveridge as eager for wealth from imperialism and indifferent to sacred principles. It cites an Atlanta Constitution item comparing him to a colored man warned about stepping on a white man’s fence and ending up beside the watermillions.
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Beveridge
United States
Atlanta Constitution
William
Memorial Day speeches prompt political overtones
President Roosevelt and Republican orators drew politics into Memorial Day remarks last week, condemning baseball games and public sports as desecrating the day. The piece honors soldiers who sacrificed their lives.
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Roosevelt
Rail tariffs cut on cedar and pine by railroads
The Washington Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers and Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers sued the Interstate Commerce Commission to end rail discrimination. New tariffs reduce Minneapolis Chicago rates to eight cents for fir and cedar, thirteen to eight, cutting white pine to eight to meet lake shipments. Western producers protest, citing loss from Minnesota Transfer favoring white pine.
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Washington Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers’ Association
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Minneapolis
Chicago
On &R
Duluth
Wishkah Jam Cleared Logs To Tide Water
C W Blackwell completed a log drive on the upper Wishkah river sending about 12 million feet of logs to tide water. The logs, owned by D McClosker R P Waldron Kalb and others, had stood stalled for years due to various delays and await market release funding. The successful drive is expected to free up substantial money in town.
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C. W. Blackwell
Wasikah
D. McClosker
R. P. Waldron
Kalb
Blackwell Ie
Annual Convention Travel Rates Set for National Education Assn
Reduced fares announced for the National Educational Association annual convention in Minneapolis Minnesota July 7 to 11. Sale dates June 28 July 1 and 3. final return limit July 10. Round trip to Minneapolis and back 52 dollars. to Chicago 72 dollars. Stopovers allowed west of St Paul or Missouri River within limit. N Henderson agent.
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The
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago
St. Paul
Missouri River
N. Henderson
Give Her a Chance to Live Cuba Guardian Policy
The New York Journal argues the United States must act now to keep Cuba under U S guardianship through the Platt amendment. It contends pulling back would leave Cuba vulnerable and reflect a failure to honor obligations. The piece frames U S responsibility as central to Cuban welfare and urges immediate congressional action.
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Cuba
Congress
New York Journal
Republican tariffs loom over Cuba and Philippines policy
The Boston Globe argues the sugar lobby blocks tariff relief for Cuba and criticizes Republican resistance to reciprocity toward the liberated republics. It contends the party will push colonial approaches to the Philippines, controlled by syndicate interests, with money behind the effort.
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Cuba
Sugar
United States
Combine
Boston Globe
Philippines
National Congress
Louis Republic
Trusts and Trade: British and American Combinations
The New York World notes British steel makers organizing a trust to counter the American one and cites tobacco manufacturers entwined with an American combine. It asks whether British trusts will rival U S efforts in restraining competition and references Daniel O Connell's quip about parliamentary acts.
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Great Britain
England
Daniel O’connell
New York World
Governor McBride Opens Aberdeen YMCA Quarters
The formal opening of the Aberdeen YMCA in the Ninemire block drew a large crowd with a 600 seat hall filled to capacity. Governor McBride spoke on good citizenship amid applause, then toured Grays Harbor sights aboard the Fleetwood.
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Young Men's Christain Association
Ninemire
Aberdeen
McBride
Greys Harbor
Gov. McBride
J. B. Bridges
Westport
Fleetwood
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
Memorial assembly for Graye Harbor Lodge members
Members of Graye Harbor Co No Uniform Bank Knighte of Pythias are summoned to Castle Hall on Sunday June 15 at 9 30 a m for annual memorial services. Jno J Canney Captain.
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Graye Harbor Co. No
Uniform Bank
Knighte of
Pythias
Castle Hall
Jno
J. Canney
Saved From an Awful Fate by New Discovery
Mrs A Shields of Chambersburg Pa credits six months of illness from hay fever and asthma to the danger of consumption but says Dr King s New Discovery cured her completely. The medicine is described as safest cure for throat and lung diseases and is guaranteed in 50c and 1.00 bottles with free samples at a local drug store.
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Limits Drug Co
Imperial Council Nobles at Mystic Shrine Gather in San Francisco
Imperial Council Nobles attend Mystic Shrine meetings in San Francisco from June 10 to 14, 1902. Fares shown: 33.90 via S P and Shasta Route, 28.90 via steamers. Sale dates differ by route with limits of 60 days from sale. agent N. Hixperson handles arrangements.
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Imperial Council Nobles Att
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B. Lowrie
C. M. Demeree, Meneger
Washington Abstract Company
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D. McLafferty & Sons
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Inme
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Geo. W. Crisp
Elma
Ieldy Gleeson
ASH
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Rk. P. Porter
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