The Herald Claims Leading Circulation in Chehalis County
The Herald, Grays Harbor's oldest paper and Chehalis County's official paper, asserts it has the largest county circulation. Advertising contracts rely on this claim, and all money due on contracts will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
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the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Where Are We Drifting War Taxes Rise and Military Costs
An 1899 fiscal outlook questions U.S. spending, noting two months costs totaling 102 million, with military outlays at 79.16 million and civil costs at 126.90 million yearly. It highlights a shift from tariff to indirect taxes and asks if any nation spends more on war proportionally. It cites tariff receipts 37.52 million and unhaven revenue 52.56 million for the period.
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Civil and
Army
Navy
Warhorse Bill White and party loyalty questioned
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer letter from Warhorse Bill White criticizes Bryan and copperhead stances, urging resignation from the national committee as Washington Democrats tire of his platitudes and insults. The Yakima Herald condemns a paper trust move on envelopes and prices, while the Pe Ell Herald begins its run with advertising lines and ambition.
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Warhorse
Bill White
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Seattle P.I
Bill
White
Thomas
Wm. J. Bryan
Philippines
Repblicans
Yakima Herald
Herald Enters Fourteenth Year Leading Grays Harbor Area
The Aberdeen Herald marks its fourteenth year with praise for its role in Chehalis County and Grays Harbor. It claims growth in subscriptions and advertising while stressing dedication to local interests and anti imperialist stance in state politics. It condemns McKinley era expansion in the Sulu islands as infamy.
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Sulu Islands
McKinley
Sates
Sultan
United States
Otis Questioned Over Philippines Policy and troop calls
City readers question General Otis authority and logic as the administration plans to ship 70,000 more American troops to the Philippines while Otis claims only small insurgent bands remain entrenched near Manila. Critics call Otis incompetent and demand full news coverage without suppression.
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Otis
Manila
Luzon
Philippines
Copperhead
Omaha World-Herald
Thousands Try Ely's Dream Balm Trial for Catarrh Cure
Thousands test Ely's Cream Balm and Dream Balm as cures for catarrh and chronic head colds. A $0.10 trial size is offered. send 10 cents to Ely Brothers at 55 Warren St, New York, or buy from druggists. Endorsers report relief with no cocaine or mercury in the preparation.
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Ely
Oscar Ostrum
Warren Ave
Chicago
Ill Fly
Price
BC Certs
The Petrified Man Hoax Unveiled in Aberdeen
Aberdeen residents awoke Friday to a supposed petrified body found along Wishkab River near Jas Stewart's place. The fake figure, made of Portland cement and plaster, was staged by Isaac N. Barrett and 16 year old Robert Cochran to lure buyers and exhibit for 25 cents. Barrett’s plan unraveled as suspicion grew. a broken leg and a wagon of materials linked to the fraud, with Barrett later heading to Olympia after attempting to sell the hoax.
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Aberdeen
Wishkab River
Jas
del Monte
Barrett
Lowry
Thomases
Jay G. Weather
Klondike
Carmen & Lewis
Hrrato
Isaac N. Barrett
Benna Vista
Colorado
M. J. Cochran
Robert
Wilson Mill
Young Cochran
Veoville
Hoquinn
Hoquiam
Jude
Olympia
Aberdeen City Council Passes Street Assessment Ordinance
Last night the council approved a street assessment ordinance while granting the fire and water committees extra time to report on fire warden appointment. Various reports and referrals followed including tax filings, franchise acceptance, and water extensions. Several arrests and fines occurred in disorderly conduct incidents at the exhibition and local streets work progressed with crosswalks and water pipe extensions.
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Fire and Water Committee
J. C. Dillman
Fire Dept
South
Aberdeen
Hume
Heron
Broadway
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Co
Huance
South Aberdeen
Fifth Street
Water Committee
Win, Duateher
Unclaimed Aberdeen P O Letters Week Ending Sept 30 1899
List of letters remaining unclaimed at Aberdeen P O for the week ending September 30 1899. Names include Boland Jos Corolan C E Cramer J M Dean Ben Diamond J W Dobie Jos Hale Mrs Albert Logenstine John Long J H Montgomery W S McDonald Ronnie M Nestovig Oskar O Neil John Sweet Bert Sweet Herbert Rai and others. Advertised letters may be claimed by callers. Also notes on volunteers welcome and a Jersey bull for sale.
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Aberdeen
P. O
Boland
Jos
Corolan
C. E. Cramer
J. M. Dean
Ben Diamond
J. W. Dobie
Jos, Hale
Albert Logenstine
John Long
J. H. Montgomery
McDonald
Ronnie M. Nestovig
Oskar O'Neil
John Sweet
Bert Sweet
Herbert Rai
Bern
P.M
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Frank Cooper
John Clark
I. Barrett
Arnold
Gabriel Holmer
Billy Swift
Rose West
Fried Burke
Martin Harrison
Lew Phillips
Justice Andrews
Crook
Washingston
Philppine Islands
C. VP
Revenirs
J. W. Tomas
Reports District
Cosmopolis, Wash
Bucklen
W. B. Paine & Co
A. A. Damitio
Washi
Becker Bros
Shelley & Co
North Side
Grocers Aberdeen
Suemnicht
Koehler
Agouti
Heron S&t
Wheeler Bros
Aberdeen Washin
McLafferty & Sons
Stoc
Wash
S. W
Mason
F Street
1St St
Kaufman
W. Richmond
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