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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1908
Page
4
Excerpt shows subscription rates and editorial notices for the Aberdeen Herald with editor J. Carney. It lists issue deadlines for ads and notes on circulation, payment, and reliability of the paper’s statements.
In a Democratic appeal the House is urged to recognize a member to move from the committee and suspend rules to pass the Stevens bill or any measure freeing wood pulp and print paper. Williams attacks Republican opposition and warns voters of protectionist blocks while criticizing Johnsons openness to Hill and Wall Street influence. This Chicago Public note frames the partisan maneuvering ahead of the Denver convention.
A critical look at powerful interests pressuring national conventions to yield control to a few moneyed bosses. The piece argues voters are displaced as backers demand influence, with Democrats approached for support but many resisting. It highlights concern that money buys influence, not candidates.
A druggist from Walcott, M. J. Leach, advertises a dysentery and cholera remedy as effective and in stock, claiming swift cures after use in the West. The notice notes local availability and that customers are promptly cured, with sale through Evans Drug Co.
Advertisement lists furnished courses and writing spelling dictation, letter press copying, mimeographing and keeping. Rates shown include six months for $50 and three months for $30 for transcription and related services.
The notice outlines an examination of assessment rolls to ensure taxpayers are treated equally. It calls for reviewing properties to verify values are fair and consistent across the community.
Congressman from Alabama urges rapid naval buildup as the sole defense of peace. He warns Japan threatens the Pacific, foresees a future war between United States and Japan, and claims Japan could deploy millions to the Pacific slope within a year. He asserts US support and government timing align to a pretext for war.
A Wilmington lawyer accuses insiders of manipulating markets causing panics and deaths. He claims Wall Street interests dominate U S railway and financial sectors and plan to seize political power in the next national campaign.
Speech by John A. Johnson urges U S expansion from Panama Canal to Arctic Ocean not by conquest but to extend national power and alliances. Warns against corporate stock dilution and cautions federal powers over land borders. References Pearl Harbor style threats and Japanese advance in context of global strength.
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