Aberdeen Herald Public Notices and Opportunities
The Aberdeen Herald invites notices of births marriages or deaths for free publication and requests correspondence from all parts of Chehalis County. It promotes itself as the oldest Grays Harbor paper and official county paper with the largest circulation.
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Chehalis County
Governor Roos Convicted in Beef Curt Case
The court convicts Governor Roos on one count related to beef dealings. The Dingley bill shows potential as a revenue source but is criticized as a trust product. McKinley comments deny forcible annexation as unthinkable and criminal aggression.
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Roos
McKinley
Trusts, Liberty, and a Prospect of Imperialism
The piece argues that Algerism and Baganiam resist removal of General Miles and that public verdict supports the charges against him. It cautions trusts will back the Republican ticket and warns Socialists praise trusts as a path to vast government control. It claims liberty depends on regulating franchises to curb restraint of trade. It contrasts imperialism with Lincoln Republican devotion to independence.
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McKinley
Alger
Miles
Mails and Salaries of Officials in a 19th Century Debate
The suggestion to monitor mails to soldiers in the Philippines is proposed as less shrewd than tracking Philippines mail about benevolent assimilation by Otis. The president earns 50 000 dollars a year with additional allowances for staff. Contingent fund amounts and various expenses bring total findings to 114 865 dollars.
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Philippines
Otis
Trusts Influence Delegates and Campaigns at Republican Convention
The trusts will name a majority of the delegates to the next Republican National Convention and push for a platform plank condemning trusts. They will donate millions to the campaign fund and back Republican candidates, while some anti trust Republicans may still vote the ticket. The situation mirrors calls for prohibitionists to back Liquor Dealers' Association candidates and notes inconsistency among anti trust voters.
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Liquor Dealers’ Association
Washington Letter on Philippine volunteers and 19th century politics
The piece accuses the administration of deceiving the public over Philippine volunteers and Otis's orders, notes ill fortune in Aguinaldo’s surrender hopes, and discusses McKinley’s rewards to gold Democrats. It also covers Dean Dewey, Admiral Schley visits, and 1900s political forecasts including Bryan McKinley tickets and platform themes.
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Philippines
Otis
Manila
San Francisco
Aguinaldo
McKinley
Ohio
Americus V. Rice
Census Bureau
E. L. Russell
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Admiral Schley
Manderson
Nebraska
West
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Navy Department
U. S
Hartman
Mont
Congress
Col
Bryan
Col. Bryan
Chicago
Mark Hanna
Perry Belmont
U.S
Echoes of an Advertised Reprint Across Newspapers
The Ledger by the Presto Chicago reprints an advertisement of notable appeal echoed in Music Trades New York. Circulation reaches about 18,000 and targets well informed readers. The piece signals value in Eastern reprints to attract residents to the area.
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Ledger
Presto
Chicago
Music Trades
New York
United States
East
Johnson's piano trade thrives on freight rate wars
Tacoma businessman D S Johnson dominates Washington piano distribution with Northern Pacific securing favorable terms. The Great Northern and Northern Pacific slash rates as shipments of pianos and organs accelerate in 1899. Johnson predicts continued influx, boosting local education and appeal of Washington as a place to live and learn.
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D. S. Johnson
Tacoma
Washington
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
D.S. Johnson
Tacoma Ledger
Johnson
Veterans Memorial Service and Porters School Teaching Notice
Veterans are urged to meet at G A R hall on H street Sunday May 28 at 10 am for a memorial service at MKE church. Also a Porter school district asks for a male teacher for September with monthly pay, applications due June 3 1899.
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G. A. R. Hall
H Street
M. KE
Gro. Coox Post
G. A. KR
Porter
David Reeves
Wasit
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Health From Purified Blood
Advertisements claim Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures blood troubles improving health like sunshine aids nature. Testimonials from Susi E Brown and N B Sgeey cite relief from dyspepsia rheumatism and catarrh after taking the remedy. Mrs J S McMatn notes benefits for herself husband and daughter.
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Hood
Susi E. Brown
Astor Hill
Lynn
Mass
N. B. Sgeey
Denver
Col
J.S. McMatn
Stamford
Anderson Tiseo Adverts At Daren Ul
The brief notes a person named Anderson Tiseo advertising at a location abbreviated Ul with unclear context. No additional details are readable to specify event or affiliation.
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Anderson Tiseo
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