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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
4
The piece critiques tariff revision as easy in theory but hard in practice due to industry leaders and celebratory references to past campaigns. It notes printers demonstrate nonviolent strikes, questions President McCalls role, and mocks Dalzell Depew Hamilton and Castro as they weigh tariffs and invasions.
The first results in the government campaign against packers show enforcement of conspiracy laws and elimination of railroad rebates by prosecuting individual offenders. Four Schwarzschild and Sulzberger officials pleaded guilty in Chicago to accepting rebates. fines ranged from 5 000 to 10 000 dollars. Casey and other company men may face witness tampering charges. The piece notes potential future cases against Armour, Swift, and Nelson Morris. Also covered are a Nevada license revocation for New York Life and Missouri embezzlement repercussions, plus a local memorial for Masonic secretary M Rood. A British clergyman resigns over belief in eternal punishment.
Dispatches from Cleveland suggest Standard Oil head Rockefeller has softened public image becoming affable and talkative. The once reticent magnate now appears approachable and full of jokes as coverage notes his public persona shift.
The Newark News quips that Ad dicks would press a Senate bid if forced to steer his machine through GOP factional strife, risking disarray to ride in on a burning political vessel.
A compact history note highlights a newspaper known for its two weekly editions that deliver broad coverage and concise local reporting across town affairs.
A wry commentary notes that those who pushed for sound money now face the harsh consequence of excessive financial disruption. The piece lampoons their shift as the policy debate grows heated and costly.
Claim promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. The ad notes EF and bears W. Grove's signature on each key toe as a form of endorsement.
The city council met in the new city hall chamber with Mayor Lindstrom receiving gavels. Damage claims against the city were compromised at 212 and 300 dollars. A hose house, sewer plan, street light, and veneer district were discussed. crosswalks funded. and building referrals made.
The largest Roosevelt elk mounted in Washington and likely the U.S. stands from 1904 near Quinault Lake in the Olympic Mountains. It weighed about 1200 pounds alive, stood 9 ft 6 in high, with 12 prongs on heavy antlers and a 9 inch cape. Due to a ten year hunting ban, this specimen is valuable and offered for sale by Aberdeen, Washington.
Charles E Phipps of New York City performs as a palm whistler and mandolin showman in two Congregational church concerts in Aberdeen. The charity event features music humor and novelty acts, with afternoon at 5 45 and evening at 8. Admission 10 cents children 25 cents adults, benefiting the local High School Athletic Association.
Casey Iowa man touts Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as a cure for his terrible cough. The ad claims instant relief and permanent cure of throat and lung diseases with prices 50 cents to 1.00 and a free trial bottle at Red Cross Pharmacy.
A quoted testimonial from Jas Walters of Datheld Virginia asserts Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a long‑standing lip cancer. The ad promotes the salve as a guaranteed remedy for burns and cuts with a 25 cent price at Red Cross Pharmacy.
J J Gover of Ottawa Kansas reports his wife suffered a severe cold last fall and cough all winter. After using Horehound Syrup she slept well and coughs were stopped after a few doses. The note lists a price and seller W B Paine.
Chicago wholesale house seeks assistant manager for this county and adjoining territory. Salary twenty dollars plus weekly expenses, expense money advanced. Work pleasant and permanent. no investment or experience required. Send for full particulars with self addressed envelope. Thomas J. Cooper & Co. 132 Lake Street Chicago Illinois. 7-10
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