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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1899
Page
1
Long excerpted speech fragment linking the gold standard and silver ratio to monetary policy, critiques of standing army expansion, imperialism and Philippine governance, and a civic message urging care for workers. It cites Bryan, Lincoln, and Queen Victoria style proclamations alongside warnings about trusts and monopolies.
Various brief items recount visits, arrivals, and departures in Hoquiam and Aberdeen. People move, travel, and conduct business. a cantata success is noted, and hospital cases and police actions are reported. Notable names include Dr. A H Colman and Mrs. Mabel King with references to local schools, farms, and a bicycle theft case.
A political speaker argues that the Chicago platform remains united against retracing 1896 positions. He notes tariff debates, McKinley and gold standard disputes, and asserts that if the gold standard harmed the people then it still does and should be replaced by bimetallism.
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