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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
2
The Aberdeen Herald reviews a mix of topics from a sash trust and gum games to a critique of English usage In union is strength is cited with Brooklyn teachers wages and lawsuits The piece ends with a reflection on college students resisting exclusiveness and threats to democratic equality at universities
The Rennes era echoes as Jean Philippe, a ministry of marine official, vanishes amid claims he plotted to sell French naval information to foreign powers. Authorities say evidence is strong though details remain murky in this provocative accusation.
The report notes higher theater prices in Paris after the exposition opening and mentions hotels advertising 89 rate as part of the fair publicity. Parisians respond with concern about costs for visitors and locals alike.
A newspaper excerpt notes that rising Paris Exposition prices may deter visitors, while educators urge practice-based learning in schools. It then recounts a comic tale of a wife turning the joke of men staying out late at lodges on its head by joining six societies herself, leaving husband unable to object and sealing the gendered reversal.
The German Emperor speaks English with little accent and acts as a skilled linguist during a recent English visit. The Empress talks well though with a strong accent while the royal children prefer their mother tongue and sometimes shy from English speeches. Prince of Wales speaks German fluently.
A collection of quips about family pride and loyalty, noting that boasting about mothers’ pies is a bore and that true friendship is shown by restraint. It advises not to argue with a barber and hints at the quiet bonds that bind friends beyond overt bravado.
Filipino insurgents fight to keep Americans out of southern Luzon. Plague in Honolulu is stamped out with 62 total cases and 53 deaths. A brother of President Steyn is captured by the British. General White arrives at Durban and sails for East London. England rejects U S intercession in the South African war. An O R & N freight hits four Japanese workers near Baker City, two killed. Riots in Martinique and threats against whites. The U S buys the steamer Columbia for Manila service. Armenia carries supplies to Manila and rails to Vladivostock for Siberian railway needs. Senator Sewell rebrands Paris Line as Philadelphia. Trans Atlantic mail ships St Paul St Louis New York named for American cities. Sudborough sues for damages over arrest. Actor John Z Little dies in Brooklyn. San Francisco reports bubonic plague case. Chinatown cleanup urged. Newark tenement fire kills fifteen. A boy shoots mother. fatal wound. Anti imperialist vote expected 2 000 000 to 8 000 000. Spanish American war veterans in Walla Walla plan Lawton camp. Rand Drill Company president dies in New York. Lila and Mattie wrecked on Tillamook bar. Puerto Ricans face months of hunger. Germans bound for Pretoria arrested at Lourenco Marques. Japanese refuse foreign insurance business. Chinese tongs in San Francisco seek peaceful settlement after recent deaths. Wah Ting Sin Suey Ying tongs clash with Suey Sing. Two leaders shot in business places.
The report highlights Puerto Ricans demanding a settlement of the tariff dispute influencing island governance. It notes other items including Yale establishing a forestry school, Guam proclamations freeing peons, and a Manila bound transport with medical corps.
In Illinois Michigan and Indiana a historically heavy snowstorm persisted along the southwest and west. Cripple Creek Colorado reported February gold output at 2 296 700 dollars. Kentucky lawmakers allocated 100 000 dollars to pursue Goebel's murderer. College presidents and professors convened in Chicago to form an alliance against diploma mills by standardizing higher degrees.
After talks between the International Association of Machinists and the National Metal Trades Association, President James O Connell announced immediate strikes in the United States and Canada affecting about 100000 workers. A first strike would hit Cleveland, with further action planned in railshops and major cities, as negotiations broke off.
A March meeting at Cooper Union led by George E H van Hoesen featured Montague White John E Mulholland and P L Wessels. Speakers urged US intervention to stop hostilities and defended Boer rights while condemning British actions in the diamond fields and Johannesburg.
A Washington report outlines the four week deadline for Cuban inhabitants to choose Cuban or Spanish citizenship, the plan for municipal elections and a convention to decide Cuba's government, and the U S withdrawal of control. Senators Foraker Platt Aldrich and Teller head a Cuba relations mission to study the April plebiscite and possible plebiscite duration.
Marquis Ito says rumors of Russo Japanese war are unfounded and that both nations agree not to encroach on Corea. He states Japan will defend its interests with power, not seek conquest, and sees no money for war. He also calls the current reform movement insignificant. In New Orleans Iglesias declares dictatorship amid Costa Rica political turmoil.
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