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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1898
Page
4
Aberdeen Herald notes subscription terms for one year six months and three months with a $2.00 rate. advertising rates available on application. It lists post office entry in Aberdeen Washington as second class mail matter.
The notice invites births marriages or deaths printed free and asks for correspondence from all parts of the county. Short communications on public interest topics will be inserted when provided with the writer's name, preferably for publication.
The article denounces middle-of-the-road Populists who resist full monetary reform, arguing reform requires power and unity. It compares half measures to a race track that leads nowhere, urging allied factions to join and pursue practical steps for relief in McKinley prosperity era. It emphasizes gradual reform and shared goals.
Two months after Congress vowed war with Spain to free Cuba and rescue starving reconcentrados near Havana, attention shifts to distant conquests in the Philippines and Puerto Rico while the starving reconcentrados remain neglected.
The piece argues that authorities pursue conquest contrary to national pledges and the 1898 war aim. It cites Henry Clews warning of aggressive moves to seize Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines and quotes John Sherman criticizing occupancy as conflicting with U S policy.
In a decisive turn, Congressman Lewis secured vindication after opposing the raid policy. Supporters hailed the stance as principled and aligned with constitutional bounds, boosting visibility for his leadership and influence within the party.
The editorial tone warns that the action placing the army under a network of favored families risks nepotism and aristocracy. It cites New York papers praising Lewis while small state papers and several national outlets criticize the appointments, highlighting concerns over military leadership.
A byline denounces aristocratic political appointees lacking military training. The New York Journal lauds Congressman Lewis for foresight amid opposition to the Hull amendment. It notes critics may shift to praising General Miles as events unfold.
Assistant secretary Vanderlip notes the coinage impact remains minimal under the bill. He cites 1897 bullion coinage at $12,651,731 and seigniorage of $3,485,900, predicting only slight gains beyond the average and calls the shadow almost undiscernible.
The Cosmopolis Enterprise urges Washington officials to retire Jonesey and J Hamilton Lewis and replace them with supporters of Hanna policy and high priced money. The letter questions the brains in Washington, asking for specifics on when local representatives offered greater intellect than Turner and Lewis.
The Aberdeen Bulletin argues opposition to Hawaii annexation amounts to disloyalty to the war effort. It challenges the paper to name Spain-based wartime acts justifying Hawaii’s strategic need. The piece cites socialists and critic Pattison, mocking party shifts and predicting political clashes this fall.
A New York City medicine ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a positive nasal cure. It claims quick absorption and sells for 59 cents at Druggista or by mail with 10 cent samples. Ely Brothers at 56 Warren Street, New York City handles orders.
From personal observation the Shiloh remedy is described as the most remarkable cure for advanced consumption. The writer asserts it has saved many from consumption and notes it is sold by Evans Drug Co., prescription druggists in Burrao, N Y.
Large subscription book firm advertises a 600 page War with Spain volume by Congressman Rankin Youns. Promotes portraits, Dewey biographies, and naval defense content. Offers liberal terms, commissions from seven to twenty eight dollars daily, credit, prepaid shipping, and premiums.
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