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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1906
Page
4
The Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald lists subscription rates and billing details for advertisers. It notes advance payment terms and policies on statements, with reference to county advertising and contract truthfulness.
The article reports broad Democratic gains after full returns, noting Democratic leads in New York state offices, a first New Jersey Democratic majority since 1893, and gains in Rhode Island, Minnesota, North Dakota, Missouri, and Oklahoma. It cites Kansas and Congressional gains, tariff reform opposition to the Republican Congress, and predicts stronger Democratic prospects with unified policy focus. It also mentions Oklahoma and Indian Territory repudiating federal officials and a Weather Bureau reprimand of Chief Moore.
The Cubans, like politicians elsewhere, demand a share of the spoils while Gov. Magcon remains firm and will do nothing for now. Some Cuban patriots may have to seek work or retreat to the woods if the stalemate continues.
The State bank of New York City reports a $900 per share dividend on its $100,000 capitalization, a new record for national banks, achieved without government deposit subsidies or interest-free funds.
A critical, satire laden column attacks the idea of a legally constituted party boss to nominate candidates. It argues the people should govern, not bosses, and warns of trusts, tariffs, and political machines influencing Republicans and Democrats alike. It notes Jersey reformers and ongoing trust prosecutions, including Standard Oil.
Two First Ward nominees withdraw from the Republican ticket and announce they will run on the Citizens ticket. Letters to City Clerk P. F. Clarke dated November 24 1906 from Aberdeen and another from Aberdeen indicate withdrawal and allegiance to the Citizens ticket following party caucus actions.
The Herald stands as the region’s best read paper, trusted by advertisers and mass audience alike in Gray’s Harbor. Its broad reach makes it a key channel for local merchants seeking visibility and impact.
Merchants Protective Association of Elma remonstrates against Geo Davis scheme to spend 100000 on a Montesano court house. Oakville residents oppose county seat removal citing economy and haste in plans. Remonstrances urge no further action and publication in Elma Chronicle.
United States Engineer E. L. Carpenter of Aberdeen, in South Bend to survey harbor lines, was operated on at the hospital for a mastoid abscess after earache symptoms worsened. The procedure relieved the trouble and he is progressing well post operation.
The store presents a varied assortment of overcoats by weave and price. After taking measurements and detail instructions, customers can expect a tailored coat that will delight them in every way.
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