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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
4
Aberdeen Herald announces its status as Grays Harbor oldest paper with Chehalis county circulation claim. The June 14 1900 issue notes subscription terms and free published notices for births marriages and deaths.
A partisan critique challenges party loyalty in editorial practice and defends journalistic integrity. The piece disputes a Herald report on Pelland’s case, argues for due process, and questions sheriff actions and newspaper bias amid political tension.
The Chehalin county press notes a judge’s order breach by an officer and defends the Heraup newspaper from Republican critiques and alleged misstatements. The Heraup contends its reputation for diligent, fearless reporting is at stake amid the dispute.
The New York World criticizes Republicans for a perfunctory bid to amend the Constitution against monopolistic trusts and questions why they do not embrace McKinley era tariff repeal ideas. It argues a simple twenty line bill could suspend protective duties on monopoly controlled articles.
Judge M F Tuley of Chicago voices concern over pro-Boer support becoming political. He notes the nation once led in liberty and condemns a Illinois Republican convention for opposing a sympathy resolution for an oppressed people. He calls for action to defend liberty and oppose tyranny.
Marshal Pearson warns that unlicensed wheels after next Saturday will face city ordinance prosecutions. Only 251 licenses issued though about 600 wheels in use. revenues fund bicycle paths and fairness to payers. Also notes census confusions as residents misreport addresses and families listed in other states.
The piece argues that political appointments harm census accuracy and urges citizen participation to aid enumerators. It defends the Democrats and condemns Republican aims, citing Hon. R. R. Carmack on free institutions and governance, urging informed vigilance to ensure proper enumeration.
Sworn statement by E. P. Thompson admits taking 455 from money order funds, leaving a receipt memo as acknowledgment. Critics compare this to modern finance with gold withdrawals and promissory notes. Indiana upholds a weekly wage requirement for factories against corporate “rights” claims. Britain deploys 250000 troops in South Africa and Boers 50000, with losses of 50000 and 12000 respectively. War cost tallies reach 300 million pounds for Britain and 1 million for the Transvaal.
The Witless Washingtonian mocks Aberdeen for claiming the year 1900 for Hoquiam. The piece argues the claim lacks authority and notes the date will be treated as Hoquiam’s year until December 31, despite the Washingtonian’s stance.
In a congress message last December President McKinley cited strict merit application in reorganizing the Cuban postal service. The plan is now described as an immense success, with Neeley and others noted in reporting.
A critical local note warns that McKinley officials exploit the flag's shade to hide villainous schemes in outlying dependencies. If continued the flag may be hauled down to prevent spoilage.
The Washington Democratic State Convention in Spokane unanimously adopts a platform echoing the Chicago charter, denounces the Republican administration on trusts and tariffs, opposes unrestricted Japanese immigration, and backs Bryan for president. It endorses James Hamilton Lewis for vice president and lauds state officials and Senator Geo. Turner.
Reward offered for information on trespass or timber cutting on lands in Chehalis county described by township range and section numbers. Contact details note George L. Frere of Detroit Michigan for reporting.
Hanna said on inauguration day that McKinley’s was a business administration. It has proved to be so with all the usual accessories of business even to robbing the money drawer.
List of uncalled letters for week ending June 11 1900 at Aberdeen Post Office includes Barker D P Barber Stewart Cooper Everet Cress Myrtle Griffith Lawrence Trewin Mabel Lonsdale A L Ind Alfred Lehman John Mitchell Anna Porter Fred L Saren Herra Williams Urg Crosres R Bert Postmaster directs all to say advertised for pickup
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