06 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
1
The advertisement touts Price Baking Powder as the most economical leavening, claiming it raises more dough with less waste and yields light, beautiful bread and cake. It argues cost per batch is lower than cheap powders and warns against using natural alum powders due to health risks.
Washington debates Cuban sugar and tobacco duty cuts with calls to aid struggling Cuba and avoid political expediency. A Philippine Islands commission led by Taft urges 50 percent tariff relief, while critics warn against using islands for U.S. interests. The Boston Herald cites Roman governance as a model for restraint.
Editorial selections critique US actions in the Philippines and tariff policy. Opinions frame imperialism as intrusive and hypocritical, with calls for consistent treatment of new territories and warnings about economic and political motives behind policy. The collection contrasts Republican and Democratic stances and urges national solidarity over self interest.
A column mocks canal politics and imperial bravado while urging quick passage of the Nicaragua canal bill. It ridicules Kruger and celebrates risky bets in Monte Carlo, then pivots to a medical plug for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by Evans Drug Co.
A resolution approves a twenty foot plank road on Hume and Lincoln streets in blocks 84 85 and 77 with assessments on Lots 7–12 in 77 Lot 1 in 85 and 1–6 in 84 plus a bid window closing March 22 for protests. New sidewalks will run north side Hume from F Street to Broadway. The city clerk will take bids for care of the sick city prisoners and street B Street improvement. An ordinance bans littering streets with scraps waste paper punishable by a five dollar fine plus costs.
Mr. C. B. Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri suffered chronic dysentery for thirty five years and says Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy did him more good than any other medicine. For sale by Evans Drug Co.
A Monday evening concert at the Congregational church in Aberdeen drew unanimous praise for Nellie Redinger and violinist Anton Romanoff. The program featured piano and violin soloes, with critical acclaim for both performers. Mrs. Heckner, wife of Rev. Heckner, died after a typhoid and heart illness, with funeral services set at the M E church this afternoon conducted by Rev. McDermoth and others.
A fleet of schooners and steamers load and depart from the American and West & Slade mills for San Francisco San Pedro and Santa Rosalia Mexico. Vessels named include Esther Buhne San Pedro Santa Barbara Fannie Adele Newberg G Lindauer Coronado Fleetwood and others with regular runs to Westport and Wilson mills. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised for stomach relief. Evans Drug Co. sells them.
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