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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1912
Page
6
The Aberdeen Herald printed semi weekly issues from 309 East Wishkah Street with editor and manager J. Carney listed. Rates shown include $2.00 for two weeks and $1.00 and $1.50 for other subscription options.
The piece argues that Taft faces defeat as Roosevelt gains strength while Wilson and Marshall mobilize a united democracy. It predicts Washington and Chehalis County shift away from Republican control, notes independent voting rises, and criticizes the Progressive Party as a Republican bolt lacking true breadth or leadership.
The piece argues a genuine new party could arise if nominations were reactionary. It notes Roosevelt might join or lead such a faction, while the Democratic shift under Bryan and Wilson eliminates both the chance and need for a separate party.
The piece rebuts Col. Roosevelt by reprinting W. J. Bryan questions on Roosevelt’s potential third term bid. It frames inquiries on party loyalties, boss influence, and whether defeat by Taft or La Follette would prompt a new party. It accuses Roosevelt of evading answers and abusing critics.
The document recalls a September 28 1910 Republican convention in New York endorsing William Howard Taft and the Payne Aldrich tariff. It lauds Taft’s leadership and the first eighteen months of his presidency, noting growing national confidence in his character and intellect.
The text reflects a politically charged discussion on tariff policy and leadership, noting the Payne tariff's effect on duties and deficits, and debating Roosevelt Taft and Williams. It contrasts conservative labeling with public service, mentioning figures like Geo. W. Perkins and Armageddon predictions tied to political outcomes.
A country squire in Tipperary lures poor tenant Mike Doolan with dreams of gold in Amerika promising voyage funds. Mike sails, hoping to find wealth and repay the loan, while the squire quietly recalls the deal he struck years earlier. A mysterious visitor later appears in the squire's office, saying, You done it long ago.
A traveler named Mike Doolan recounts a trip to Amerika where he hid a coffin‑shaped brick in a wall as payment for a forged job. After discovering the cellar treasure sealed in the coffin with yellow coins, he realizes the payoff is cursed by a mysterious survival of the story.
The article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for the change of life in women describing warning symptoms and risks during midlife. It includes a testimonial from Estella Gillispie of St. Anne Illinois noting relief after two months of use and praise for the medicine.
A tale fragments a Chehalis County race candidate's boast of anticipated payoffs and property riches. A squire laughs as a miser's coffin wealth fuels speculation, while a legend from Alhambra links a silver bell to marriage fortunes and mystical fete day luck.
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