Aberdeen Herald Ad Rates and Circulation Claim
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald announces subscription rates with advance discounts and notes it as the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest Chehalis county circulation. It warns that advertising contracts tied to circulation claims will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
North Pole
Heraip
Heratp
Sun
Herato
County Democracy Praises Campaign Gains After Election
The county democracy reports improved organization and harmony since 1894, crediting the campaign with restoring vigor after 1900 disruptions by graft and bread and butter factions. It notes a strong effort to mobilize precinct committeemen, turning disarray into a prepared, aggressive force for 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chety
Democratic Party
MIGHT MAKES RIGHT in Opinion Pieces and Wit
A compilation of editorial voices and quips challenging power and politics. It cites the Platt amendment debate, railroads, honesty in politics, and tobacco trust statements, contrasting idealistic and pragmatic stances across several publications.
Circulation Claim Battle Between Heraip and Sun
A dispute over newspaper circulation pits the Heraip against the Sun, each offering to fund an independent audit. Advertisers seek transparency as both papers agree to deposit funds and unlock books for investigators. The Aberdeeen Herald is noted for a circulation over 1,000 in the region southwest of Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heralp
Aberdeen Herald
Tacoma
Debtor questions spur debate on America's trade and gold
The piece weighs whether the American debt to Europe will be settled by exports or gold. It questions why the U S would owe Europe despite claims of booming export balances and cites McKinley era assurances. It warns loyal Democrats to oppose a shift toward a Republican style coalition with promoters of trusts and tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Europe
United States
America
Kings consort shows value with swift eight course dinner
A London dispatch notes Queen consort dined eight courses in sixteen minutes, highlighting media emphasis on royal life versus public taste. Separately, lumber shippers to the Transvaal gain duty relief of 71s per cent pending a customs union, boosting demand for timber exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens Consort
London
Edward’s Consort
Transvaal
Grays Harbor and Sound urged to add mail messenger
The two local governments are urged to act together to place a mail messenger on the through train between Grays Harbor and the Sound to provide way mail facilities on those trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor
the Sound
Oregon Attorney Pushes Telecommunication Reform Bill
A progressive Oregon attorney seeks state legislation to force telephone companies to provide prompt service or face fines. The proposed bill requires deposits to connect promptly or incur 25, and mandates immediate answering and connection of calls with a 100 fine for failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Set It in Motion by Philadelphia North American Editorial
The editorial denounces anarchistic coal operators and urges the president and Pennsylvania governor to summon courage and independence to unleash a whirlwind of punitive action. It portrays a condemned people facing a deadly winter and calls for decisive constitutional enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Congress Considers Inviting Monarchs While Republics Struggle
The piece notes talk of inviting Siam’s crown prince to the United States and recalls a prior proposal to invite a republican leader’s president. It questions whether modern politics show a preference for kings over republicans and reflects on U.S. diplomatic guest choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
United States
Congress
City Council Faces Duty to Preserve Public Library
The council risks a childish performance by not continuing the library. Financial conditions remain steady since its formation, patronage justifies its existence, and merging with the Y M C A is out of the question. Abandoning it would waste funds already spent on rooms and books.
Delineator Christmas Number and Modern Work
Summary of the December Delineator issue celebrating its thirtieth anniversary with 230 plus pages and 34 full page illustrations, profuse color, and massive printing effort. Highlights include John Mitchell portrait in the November Review of Reviews and a Table Talk Thanksgiving guide. also a topical fire incident and promotion for Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with dealer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Frank J. Warne
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Warne
Table Talk
Philadelphia
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Wash
the County Democracy
Omaha Bee
Poor
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Tobacco Trust
Ballard
J. A. Anderson
West 5Th St
Salt Lake City
W. B. Paine & Co
Goldman's
Seattle
Helena
Mont
C. A. Perrin
Julius Meyherfer
Han
Vassers
Creech Bros
Carpenters Union
F. E. Hire
A. W. Goonertt
Sovos Ba
Chicago
Tailors
Carman & Barkley
THE
Olympus
S.C
Coleman
Geo. W. Crisp
Elma Wash
Cosey
Leland Grocery CO
N. W
Market Streets
Dr. King
Smits Drug Co
Paul Smits
M. D
J. A. Mapes
Dabney
Mapes
Smits
Aberdeen General Hospital
DR. M. Robbstapp
Andasureon
Heron
H Streets
Hayes & Hayes’ Bank
Everett E. Lane
Heron Street
N. W. Bush
Aberdeen, Wash
E. H. Fox
Attorneys-At-Law
Kaufman Block
J. ©. Cross, Attorney-At-Law
E. E, Shields
R. E, Taggart Shields
Taggart
Washington
F. R. Granger
Cigar Store
Billiards and Pool
F Street
Hilligoss & Ladue General Contractors
Market St
the Authority On
Goldman’s
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