Grays Harbor Herald Ads Upend Circulation Claim
John J. Carney editor states terms of subscription and notes the Herald claims the largest circulation in Chehalis County. Advertising contracts rely on this, with forfeiture if the circulation statement is not true.
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the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Editor ridicules Bulletin claims on Chehalis politics
The political editor of the Bulletin is mocked for its anti Republican stance in Chehalis county. The piece notes fusion forces edge mindset, cites McKinley’s 1897 inauguration, and recalls Grays Harbor projects and past government figures. It ends with a call to reveal truth and stop false issues.
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Grays Harbor
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John L. Wilson
Senate
Artemus Ward
Washington
Chehalis
Olympia
Jesus
Temple of Jerusalem
Noted Physician Dr Darrin in Aberdeen Cures Miraculously
A boastful profile proclaims Dr Darrin as the most remarkable physician in Aberdeen, claiming he detects and describes every disease with precise health histories and symptoms, promising miraculous cures and total health restoration.
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Darrin
Aberdeen
Cure claim and canal debate stir local readers
An appeal touts Dr Darrin as a cure regardless of illness or prior medical opinions, offering free consultation. The Aber deen Olympia canal dispute draws rebuttals from Elma Chronicle editors and Gray Harbor residents, who defend harbor improvements and criticize sensational harbor hazard claims.
Polygamy and Politics in Seattle and Utah
The piece notes polygamy accusations against political figures in Utah and Seattle's city election results. It cites John C. Graham, Provo postmaster, as a polygamist per Rev. Campbell while noting Seattle’s Republican shift and Pacific Coast cities resisting Sunday-school style governance. The tone critiques Blethen influence and Bryan era postmaster politics.
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Roberts
John C. Graham
Provo
Utah
William R. Campbell
W. J. Bryan
Seattle
Republican papers warn of democratic decline
The text mimics political rhetoric noting Republican newspapers’ concern for the Democratic Party’s welfare. It suggests Democrats may need tactic changes as Republicans claim perceived shadows on the horizon and warn of Democratic weakness on the political map.
City Council Adopts Reports and Prepares Purchases
Meeting records show the street committee opposing lowering F street under the railroad bridge and endorsing private sidewalk construction on Third street. The clerk to solicit 800 cords of wood for the pumping station. Water meters referred to the water committee. Water superintendent to add one third to the regular rate during double time. Water department reports referred to finance. year receipts 7024.40 with disbursements 9854.83. February receipts 707.15. Fire chief authorized to repair the hand engine. Alex McMillan reports obstructed sloughs. city attorney to discuss with the railroad company.
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F Street
Third St
Alex McMillan
City Council Proceedings Show Water Extension, Licenses, and Tax Matters
City actions include Wren liquor license transfer grant, bids approved for water extension to shipyard, and contracts for city printing and street improvements. The Benn tax settlement is noted with city to pursue full taxes plus penalties, expenses detailed, and ordinances prepared for Heron Street Est Michigan Ave and Broadways improvements. The report covers fund warrants, street crew hires, and committee referrals on a city telephone and related bills.
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W. W. Wren
John Lindstrom
H. L. Cook
South Aberdeen
J. J. Carney
First Street
Benn
Heronst
Est
Michigan Ave
Broadway
Justice Smith
Pelland
Thos. Murphy
Wm. Dutcher
Wim, Lanning
Committee On Police, Fire and Lights
Wonderful cures from Dr Darrin draw patients from Oregon towns
A series of letters praise Dr. Darrin for curing eye inflammation and diabetes related issues. Patients from Etna, Amboy, Baker City, and Join Day City report relief after electricity and remedies. The Aberdeen office in the Lowry Building offers free confidential consultations daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and will stay only until April 1.
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Etna
Amboy
Mr. Ephor
J. B. Fisk
Baker City
Join Day City
Nate Fisk
Aberdeen
Lowry
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