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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
4
Miss Hollister will lecture at the Baptist Church, Montesano, addressing young people on Kings and Queens of Society. The event follows a large storm affected meeting Monday and invites all to attend with a free will offering to cover expenses.
The Aberdeen Herald lists its semi weekly publication schedule and pricing. Editor MO J. Carney advertises rates for subscriptions paid in advance with discounts and claims the paper has the largest circulation in Chehalis county, warning contracts may be forfeited if circulation figures are inaccurate.
W T Bryan addressed the State Judicial Convention in Detroit urging firm democratic principles over expediency. He criticized internal strife within the party and defended his role in driving out a member he viewed as pursuing self interest, suggesting support for an alternative party if needed.
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes Senator Hoar as judiciary chair rejected Byrne for U S district attorney in Delaware due to his ties with Addicks. Massachusetts Republicans condemn these methods, urging a stand. The piece calls on Roosevelt to withdraw Byrne to avoid Addicksism, but reports show he pressed senators to confirm Byrne despite the committee’s stance.
Senator Platt of Connecticut says it is nobody's business what telegrams a senator receives whether from individuals or corporations. The piece argues it is also not anyone's business how senators vote or who they are aligned with, yet notes the public may decide to scrutinize how money shapes campaigns and policy.
The Boston Herald questions advocates of a president salary increase linking higher living costs to pay. It warns lawmakers to consider the wider impact and potential rise in wages for all workers. The New York Tribune credits Western prosecutors for persistent pursuit of unfaithful officials and notes Eastern criminals’ relative laxity.
A Brooklyn speech by a friend of Judge Parker argues against a Parker presidential boom noting no party has ever won the White House from its nominee. The piece contrasts bench to politics, with lessons from Chicago clergy and Leo XIII, plus Roosevelt's letter on appointing negroes to office and his refusal of a bodyguard.
The Gleaner loads at Wilson mill for San Francisco while Resolute loads at West & Slade for Sydney. Espada barques for Manila PB. A. J. West for San Petro. Annie M Campbell for Santa Rosalia Mexico. James A Garfield at Anderson & Middleton for San Francisco. Kaslav awaiting crew for South Africa after finishing at Wilson mill. Chas R Wilson leaves for San Francisco. Newburg at West & Slade for San Pedro. Centralia taking cargo for San Francisco. Chehalis at Aberdeen for San Francisco. Sophia Christianson sails to San Pedro. J M Coleman sails for San Francisco. Wawona and Novelty loading at Anderson & Middleton for San Pedro.
A vintage advertisement touts Electric Etters as a universal remedy for overwork insomnia nervous tension and bodily disorders. It claims to cure liver and kidney issues provide a nervine and tonic effect and ward off malaria with a 50 cent price and Smits Drug Co. guarantee.
N A Springer resumes business at the foot of Wishkah Street offering estimates and contracts for building boats of all descriptions and boats for rent. Advise to place Sunday orders in advance. Also includes a drug ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day with price 25 cents.
A discourse on how railroad names shape traveler perception cites the Columbia River scenery on the O R and N and highlights famed routes like the Portland Chicago Special cross linking Oregon Short Line Union Pacific and Oregon routes. It promotes inquiry to A L Craig Portland and J R Nace Seattle for further details.
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