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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1899
Page
4
The Herald claims status as Chehalis County’s official paper and Grays Harbor’s oldest publication with the largest circulation in the county.
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer correspondent critiques Washington state lawmakers for sloppy bill handling in the recently adjourned session. The piece highlights mislisted Senate bills 80 83 and 185, noting improper enrollments and faulty records that could jeopardize 1900 elections for superior judges.
The piece notes a dramatic rise in horse exports from 8,500 in 1890 to 61,000 in 1898 while imports fall from 28,248 to 286, with much export going to Mexico. It argues horse-raising remains strong despite forecasts and links U S volunteers in Cuba to reactions at the polls over Philippine events.
The piece accuses Carter a former army officer of theft and misconduct tied to Savannah harbor work. It notes a court martial conviction to dismissal and a $5,000 fine, with President Harding delaying sentence and former Senator Edmunds’ review finding no error. It criticizes Alger and political manipulation while condemning imperialism and party divides. It ends by noting Chicago’s bid to curb automobiles and mocking anti bicycle sentiment.
The text notes a wide disparity in penalties for kissing a woman against her will across states, citing $10 in New Jersey and $700 in Kentucky. It argues this anomaly warrants a uniform divorce law and would include phonied penalties for kissing.
The government will be short by one hundred eighty million dollars to pay current expenses this year despite the gold standard Dingley tariff and war tax.
The democratic press stirs public opinion to defeat the Hull army bill. In November 1900 the people plan to stamp out revenue stamps for one day and strike at the republican party.
Public opinion backs General Miles despite a beef trust scare signaling wider consumer unrest. The article notes heightened scrutiny of meat suppliers and calls for tighter regulation to restore confidence.
President McKinley conveys regret about Theodore Roosevelts decision to join the army, reflecting on public service and national defense during a period of military mobilization.
Twenty one unfurnished rooms available for rent described as suitable for a Jodying house. Inquiries directed to Dolan Bros at 1 street, opposite the Ca sino Theater.
Margaret Dunlap administratrix of Thomas T. Dunlap deceased has filed a final account in the Chehalis County Superior Court. A settlement hearing is set for 10:00 a.m. on April 1 in Montesano. Interested parties may file written exceptions to contest the account. Dated March and Clerk seal.
The Washington Post lauds Representative James Hamilton Lewis of Washington state for a quick rise, sharp wit, and forceful debates. His career featured clashes with Bailey Reed Johnson Quigg and Grosvenor, earning wide respect and universal regret at his retirement.
The People's Com mon Sense Medical Adviser by I W Pierce M D Chief Consulting Physician to Invalids Piotes and Surgies Institute offers a 1008 page complete family doctor book bound in paper covers free for 20 cents in stamps to cover mailing. Over 680000 copies sold in cloth at £1 50. World’s Dispensary Association Buffalo NY For Kent The old railroad depot in Mast Aber deen Inquire of Sastven Benn
Advertised as a universal remedy for ills of the blood kidneys liver and bowels Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for regulating the system and delivering vigor. Testimonials cite relief from goitre rheumatism and general weakness with claims of improved appetite sleep and work capacity. Local users from Kalamazoo Moose Lake and Douglastown share favorable results.
The city council, led by Mayor Maley, passed a minor curfew ordinance for youths under 17 with no dissent. They approved amendments to the North Aberdeen bridge funding, and reviewed reports on sidewalks, water works, and sewer projects. Other actions included liquor license increases, street and water system improvements, salary talks, and committee assignments. The meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene tonight.
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