Aberdeen Herald publication and rates notice
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald announces publication schedule every Monday and Thursday at 408 East Wisakah street with advertising rates ten cents per inch and five cents per line for readers. It warns contracts depend on claimed circulation and that dues may be forfeited if circulation statements are not true.
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East Wisakah Street
The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Atterbury
Buster Brown
Dark horse candidate hinted for Democratic nomination
The article argues that the Democratic Party preserves a fair field for nominees and suggests Judge Harmon of Ohio as the likely dark horse choice. It notes Harmon supported Bryan in 1896 and 1900 and lacks ties to trusts, while questioning whether he could defeat Bryan and criticizing sensational press coverage of a Chicago banquet.
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Democratic Party
Judge Harmon
Ohio
Marie Henry
Mr. Bryan
Party factions Hopefuls Versus Bryan Nomination Question
The text centers on whether party factions are stronger than Mr Bryan and whether that dynamic should decide the nomination. It frames the issue as a prerequisite to any candidate formal nomination by the party.
Watterson's Candidate for Bryan in 1898
The Louisville Courier-Journal figure Mr. Watterson offers a hypothetical presidential bid for 1898 with Judson Harmon as a possible candidate. The piece questions Harmon's independence from financial interests and recalls his stance in 1896, hinting at Republican and Democratic tensions within conservative circles.
Kansas Defers Free Sugar Debate in Trade Row
Secretary Taft prompts a clash over free Philippine sugar, seen by western Kansas growers as vital to their industry. The question is why Kansas favored free sugar from Hawaii instead, suggesting a shift in regional trade considerations and political stance.
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Net
Kansas
Philippines
Endorsement by Pennsylvania GOP Stalwarts Sparks Taft Tariff Clash
The Republican State convention of Pennsylvania endorsed United States Senator Knox. The move signals standpatters will oppose Secretary Taft and any advocate of tariff reform to the extent of contesting leadership and policy shifts.
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United States
Knox
Pennsylvania
Taft
City Fire Alarm Boxes List in Aberdeen
A catalog of fire alarm box locations in Aberdeen lists both real and imaginary boxes by number and cross streets. Entries include Box No 4 at Young and Thomas North Aberdeen and Box No 7 Terrace avenue and D street High School among others such as Box No 12 Boone and King streets and Box No 31 Franklin School Market between Jefferson and M streets.
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Cleveland Streete
Highland Home
Terrace Avenue
D Street
High School
S—Burrows’ Dock
Hume
K_ streete
Northern Pacific Railroad
Boone and King Streets
Aberdeen
Wilson Bros.’ Mill
S. EF
Slade Mill
Market
F Streets
American Mill
Heron
Fourth
G Streets
Franklin School
Jefferson
M Streets
H Streets
Anderson & Middleton
Broadway
First Street
Chehalis River
Wishkah River
Summit Street
Roosevelt views on protecting labor and infant industries
The excerpt contrasts Roosevelt's Lansing speech with Republican calls for protectionism. It questions whether infant industries should be protected and accuses Republicans of unclear stance on economic policy. The passage frames a debate over panper labor versus domestic industry protection.
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Europe
Lansing
Roosevelt
Electric Bitters Cited In Cedar Grove Man’s Cure Claim
A Cedar Grove Maine reader praises Electric Bitters in a letter claiming liver and kidney relief after years of illness. The note says one bottle helped and three completed the cure, endorsing the remedy as the best for stomach liver and kidney troubles, distributed by Evans Drug Co.
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Geo. H. Harris
Cedar Grove
Evans Drug Co
Advertising fuels the paper from ads to small notices
The page notes how advertising supports the newspaper economy, with ads and notices read by every member of the family and sustaining the publication.
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Watterson
Tion
Mr. Watterson
Trusts
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Chicago
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Bryan
Warwick
Alleghenies
Tomac
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Ryan
Hawaii
Young and Thomas
North
Heron and
Third and
Hart Wood Lumber Co
Western Cooperage
Hume and
Washington Streets
Aberdeen, Wash
P. F. Clark
Critry
Jamestown Exposition
Yellowstone Park
VIA
Pacific
H. B. Elder
A. D. Charlton
Portland, Oregon
Kaufman & Berliner
Copartnership
Brussels
Axminster
Velvets
Ingrains
Pro- Brussels
Aberedeen
Chenslis
East Wishkah ST
Seventh Street
Washington, D. Cc
Lumber Exchange Building
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