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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1905
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald notes its status as the oldest Grays Harbor paper with the largest Chehalis County circulation. It advertises rates for one year and six months and warns that contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are not absolutely true.
The Chicago Chronicle condemns campaign finance graft while praising fund returns on exhibitions. It argues funding by donors affects moral judgment, notes stolen funds from policyholders, and lauds the Lewis and Clark exposition for paying expenses and yielding dividends to investors, comparing it to Omaha’s earlier high return.
Paul Morton of Equitable says people reject cheap policies yet refuse to pay for extravagant insurance dinners once common among officials. He notes a recent decline in such lavish events.
At a New York area diocesan convention Dr. John Marshall Chew urged a resolution condemning dereliction of trust and contempt for others. Bishop Potter warned against premature judgment while The New York Evening Post mocked church meddling in morals of the rich. The piece ends with a biblical allusion and a pun about financial timber.
Professor James H. Hyslop argues that imperialism stems from changing religious beliefs and urges a return to a spiritual ideal to redeem society from imperial rule. He contrasts imperialists with anti imperialists who cling to old morals. The article appears in the October issue of the International Journal of Ethics.
The speaker denounces subsidy profiteers tied to insurance graft watered stocks and tariff favors, arguing the public refuses more bills. He calls on Senator Lodge to distance himself from home to lose the scent of the sacred codfish and to learn the people’s temper.
The piece lampoons doctines and politics in cities like Chicago and Minneapolis. It mentions pickpockets, Salvation Army, and a proposed chief of police who would overlook wrongdoing. It jokes about college fraternities and a strict czar keeping pay within the family.
After Russians learn more about liberty she may understand how to regulate strikers by injunction.
The New York World editorialized that vote buying must end and the practice halted briefly during Tuesday night’s election events, signaling a push for cleaner ballots and fair results.
A playful line notes Philadelphia embracing a restless vibe with a wink at endless nights. The remark personifies the city as endlessly energized and content with no sleep in sight.
The Herald proclaims its status as the most read paper in Gray's Harbor, noting advertisers’ familiarity with its broad reach and influence.
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