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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1900
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald outlines terms and conditions for notices, free births marriages or deaths, correspondence from county readers, and advertising claims tied to circulation. City official Vaver referenced in a limited notice context.
Yakima Democrat notes Washington state credit improving after 1897 fusion administration. It praises reduced warrant debt, timely payments, and restored credit, touting administrations that cut deficits and redeemed public finances. Ends by asking if Republicans will acknowledge the progress.
Fragmented remarks criticize Republican actions in state conventions and Congress as they push resolutions against trusts and monopolies. The text contrasts party control and calls for scrutiny of leaders and policies with historical quotes and rhetorical questions.
Griggs argues state control for trusts and faults Republican actions. He claims anti trust laws have been unenforced against campaign contributors and asserts reforms could have broken up major monopolies by repealing protective duties. He notes a large yearly increase in securitized output and criticizes political resolutions against trusts. New York World.
A column cites Senator Wellington of Maryland arguing against the tariff and Porto Rico policy, emphasizing republican principles and loyalty to self government. The Aberdeen Bulletin notes Republican tariff criticism and warns of populist backlash.
The text criticizes Republican moves on Porto Rico and Hawaii laws, debt issues, and a strengthened stance on constitutional reach. It notes Secretary Gage questioning authority to pay Hawaii’s debt, and mentions Hay and the British envoy extending ratification time for the canal treaty, with Senate hurdles and a Times quote lauding the President's newer, bolder image.
Democrats would prefer Secretary Long as McKinley’s running mate after concerns over the Schley Sampson dispute. A new Democratic weekly The Constitution reports on the imperial program growing and salaries for the Philippine commission, including $8,000 yearly for the secretary.
Fragmentary note quotes the Nebraska Republican platform praising tariff reform and criticizing trusts. The wording is garbled, but implies support for tariff changes and opposition to trusts, reflecting a St. Louis publication’s take on the issue.
Mrs. Mitton Watson of Thogniam receives an elegant tailor made costume as a prize for solving an educational puzzle in Washington Woman's Magazine. Subscriptions and free samples are promoted, with details to request via postal inquiry to the magazine.
City council met in regular session with N W Bush elected mayor pro tem in the absence of Mayor Stockwell. Ordinances and street matters discussed include Heron and Michigan avenues, and a health ordinance laid over to next meeting. Reports on Hume and Hists contracts and first street bridge were noted, with several items referred to committees.
School concert at Acme Opera House features grades under Mrs Mee Namara with Miss Zane and M McDermoth. Instrumental and piano solos plus chorus address and class song. Admission 15 and 3 listed. program includes Lumarmac By School Earl aac Nettie ballew Margaret ODee. Event reflects regional music education efforts.
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