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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
4
An analysis of Republican arguments on currency, contrasting silver and gold, plus worries over bank asset security under proposed asset currency measures. It cites editorial styles, law’s impact on money value, and potential burdens on bank deposits if Fowler and Aldrich bills pass.
The New York World reports senate republican leaders told the president they would pass the Elkins rebate bill weakening existing anti discrimination laws for shippers. They will pass the Knox bill expediting trust suits, and the bureau of commerce bill with limited publicity for interstate transactions. They will not move the Littlefield bill despite its house approval. William E. Curtis notes the president has rejected the Littlefield measure.
A bill proposed by Senator Aldrich seeks to authorize the secretary of the treasury to loan funds to national banks using securities other than government bonds as collateral and to define government guarantees for such loans.
The piece cites Abraham Lincoln's 1857 Springfield remarks arguing that equality is an enduring principle, not just a wartime justification. It warns Republicans against colonial policies, noting prosperity can breed tyranny and that the Declaration serves as a durable safeguard against despotism.
The author critiques Minot J Savage for proposing suffrage based on character and intelligence rather than wealth race creed or sex. He warns a practical tribunal is needed and favors initiative and referendum to let voters discern good citizens, arguing many would abstain and self disfranchise.
Republican papers praise Mr Addicks for leaving the senatorial race but imply a condition that he control the two seats. Leaders voice concern over money in politics while noting the party’s past use of wealth to win power. The Daily Washingtonian from Hoquiam launches with a crisp first issue by editor Kd o Dean, praised for its newsy style.
The Commoner aims to educate and organize for democratic principles during Congress. It features editorial content Current Topic Home Department Maupin’s column and a household cooking section. A subscription deal with the Aberdeen Herald offers both papers for one year at $2.25.
A note claims the signature on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tavidts is by specialists GOL JMAN from Seattle. The item asserts the remedy cures a cold in one day, presenting a familiar patent medicine claim.
Seattle man G W Morley credits the MacKenzie treatment with curing ten years of catarrh and related stomach issues. The notice promotes the method as a local and internal cure and invites inquiries to G O Guy, sole coast agent, Seattle. It also advertises discounted rail fares east to Washington Oregon Idaho via Illinois Central routes with multiple excursion options through Portland, Oregon.
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