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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald lists subscription prices and payment options, touts itself as the oldest Grays Harbor paper with the largest Chehalis County circulation, and warns that advertising contracts will be forfeited if its circulation claim is not true.
An English judge in a London trial defined a gentleman for the jury and joked that the Herald’s college would say man not gentleman unless one bore a coat of arms. The case noted a house and sign painter described as a gentleman, and the painter’s gout was cited as a sign of gentility.
The Atlanta Journal urges harmony and blasts Bryan as divisive while criticizing democratic leadership. A movement seeks to relocate Patrick Henry's body to Richmond and erect a monument bearing his famous liberty quote, inviting readers to reflect on life liberty and the pursuit of happiness as inalienable rights.
A railroad wreck report notes one dead man described as evidently a laborer. His station in life was inferred from his clothing, reflecting the era’s class cues in disaster reporting.
The writer questions class labels linking wealth to leisure and labor to poverty while noting labor leaders like Mitchell Gompers and Darrow recognize excesses within unions. The piece argues against radicalism harming trades unionism and condemns using troops to shield murder witnesses, urging Kentucky citizens to end lawlessness.
Hoquiam will gain a privately built Hoquiam General hospital not affiliated with church or society. Dr. Smits of Aberdeen Dr. Wells of Hoquiam and Dr. Johnson will own the 40 by 80 foot three story facility with two wards 35 beds and 16 private rooms plus a 24 by 40 foot wing housing the contagious ward kitchen laundry. Building to start July 1 with completion by October 1 and will be steam heated and electrically lit.
Judge Irwin adjourned the jury session with many cases settled out of court. Court reconvened to a docket for Monday June 22 through Saturday June 27 listing cases such as Smits vs Hogan Fritz Balding vs J J Johnson Robinson Cary Co versus Anderson Middleton Lumber Co and others.
A Montana newspaper recounts a settler's deathbed recovery after using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The patient, plagued by severe diarrhoea from heat and bad water while opening land, improved within an hour after the remedy dose and slept soundly. Sale noted through local druggists.
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