Aberdeen Herald circulation and contact details
The Aberdeen Herald published Mondays and Thursdays at 309 East Wishkah Street by Aberdeen Printing Co. Editor Mgr MO J Carney. Entered as second class mail. Subscriptions and ad copy deadlines Sunday/Wednesday noon. The Herald claims oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest Chehalis County circulation.
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Recall law debate in Congress spurs critique of Legare
The discussion in Congress on recall laws cites Representative Legare of South Carolina. He argued against recall in the Arizona constitution warning that it could imperil members of Congress. The critique suggests such officials must not ignore constituent views but should resign if they oppose a sizable majority.
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Republican leaders clash over tariff revisions and reciprocity
GOP leaders in Congress push back against both Democrat and President proposed tariff changes tied to Canadian reciprocity. The 1908 Republican platform pledged tariff revision, raising questions if leaders will retreat behind Senator Lodge’s defense that the party did not promise to raise downward.
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Making Converts and Public News from Aberdeen World
Judge Petit stands between Lorimer and the Illinois investigating committee a move that could sway recall supporters. The 32 page Aberdeen World section highlights Grays Harbor settlers and investors aiding regional development. Woodrow Wilson is praised for advancing election and corrupt practices bills and a public service commission. The note recalls Buffalo Bill and Sarah Bernhardt and Mexican revolution farewells.
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Virginia
Jefferson
Witty quips on politics and stars from a late 19th century column
A witty column surveys politics and science with satirical asides. It notes a woman at the Albany Capitol fire remarking on Democrats burning what Republicans left behind, mocks cosmogonists about Mars canals, and jokes on war talk and a St. Paul man claiming French throne inheritance.
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Waterfront Steamers and Schooners Sail Toward San Pedro
The steamer Tahoe departed from Union mill this morning bound for San Pedro. The schooner Oceana Vance is at Federal mill loading for San Pedro. The Ruth E. Godfrey loads at Slade mill for the West Coast, continuing the waterfront shipping flow.
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If the South Had Won a Democratic Peace
An analysis imagines a Confederate victory disrupting the Union. A divided, desolate nation emerges with a Pacific government, a French imperial Mexico, and a southern empire under ambitious leaders. Slavery persists until global pressure ends it.
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Grant Prayer For Peace Seen Answered By Senator Tillman
Senator B R Tillman of South Carolina says Northern and Southern factions have reconciled bringing real bonds of respect. He claims hatred between sections has faded and confirms there is no lingering animosity toward the South among Northern men. He asserts peace prayed for by Grant in 1865 has finally arrived.
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B. R. Tillman
South Carolina
Senate
Maritime cargo activity and garden rows contrasted
The report lists steamers Bowdion Claremont Helene Olympic Chehalis and others loading at various mills for destinations like San Pedro San Francisco and California ports. It then comments on gardening, noting straight rows ease care with a wheel hoe and cultivator and contrast with a haphazard layout.
Rejoicings At Sumter Fire In Confederate Attack
The text recalls the moment Fort Sumter was fired upon, describing intense excitement and a sense of relief that compromise or surrender was now impossible. It notes pride in Lincoln's election and a nationwide thrill fifty years later, with every man eager to rush to the front.
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South Rises From Civil War Fallout and Broad Progress
The piece notes the South suffered most from the Civil War yet has risen despite ruin and poverty while rejecting slavery and awaiting evaluation of Negro advancement. It also describes a coal and grain measuring chute meter invented in Scranton, using revolving vanes to count coal throughput and potential broader uses in elevators and pipe systems.
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Friendship for Japan and America's Western Lesson
The piece argues for friendship between Japan and the United States, tracing historical ties and U S influence in Japan. It contends that Americans taught Japan Western civilization and that Japan’s patriotism is shaped by those early exchanges, casting doubt on war with America.
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