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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
4
The Aberdeen Washington Herald proclaims it is the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County. It warns that advertising contracts rely on this claim and will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
Cor respondents to Congress discuss New Zealand postal savings for children from ten. government land condemnation and parceling for settlers. low taxes and experimental legislation praised. Hawaii also cited as favorable. New Zealand frugal and happy overall with social laws and land reforms.
William Jennings Bryan argues against imperial rule in the Philippines. He asserts the flag symbolizes citizenship rights and representative government here, contrasting with colonial taxation without representation. He cites financial, religious, and political defenses and warns conquest costs would surpass returns, benefiting syndicates.
The Herato supports forming a club to discuss expansion policy in a nonpartisan way. It argues the club should be for all citizens, beyond party bias, to enable intelligent understanding. The piece critiques party-aligned reasoning and stresses neutral discussion for the electorate.
The excerpt argues against imperialism and wars of conquest while endorsing peaceful expansion and citizen-based governance. It cites McKinley Salisbury diplomacy, newspaper editor confrontations, and critiques city wages and proposed raises for pumping station engineers amid rising living costs.
The piece notes Admiral Dewey as head of a new naval board appointed to reform the service. It argues the navy already has a storied history of victories and questions the need for radical change, urging less red tape and caution about political influence guiding the board.
Edwin Br denounces imperial rule at the Paradelphi Anti Imperialist Conference. He argues Filipinos resist ruin from war while taxation destroys the Porto R and the regions without representation means tyranny.
Advice on travel options between St. Paul and Chicago from a General Agent in Portland Oregon. Encourages using the Wisconsin Central Line for best service and directs readers to write for information.
Fragmented text reports a deaf patient cured at a Lak a rth x live facility with unclear details. The readable fragments mention medical treatment and a success claim, but place and context remain uncertain.
Nome Alaska mining prospect announces the Buster Creek Hydraulic Mining Company with 1.5 million shares, offices in Nome Seattle and Aberdeen, claiming eleven hydraulic claims on Buster Creek near Nome. It emphasizes controlled stock sale, planned hydraulic plant, and potential dividends, urging investors with the slogan Nothing Ventured Nothing Gained.
Reward will be paid for free and accurate information of any trespass or timber cutting on lands described in Crabs County two, 18-11 and others. Call city warrant. Warrants cease to bear interest March low. City Treasurer, Aberdeen, Wash. Dated March 2, 19__ are unpaid warrants up to and including presentation.
An old ad or claim promises a one day cure for a cold using laxatives. The fragment suggests a harsh health claim with nonspecific product references and cheery promotional language.
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