Aberdeen Herald Thirteen Twenty Dem Ticket Page
Aberdeen Herald outlines subscription rates and payment options as the city official paper. The issue is dated Thursday October 18 1900 and lists the Democratic ticket for local elections.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1900
Page
4
Aberdeen Herald outlines subscription rates and payment options as the city official paper. The issue is dated Thursday October 18 1900 and lists the Democratic ticket for local elections.
Editorial attacks target William Jennings Bryan for president and Adlai Stevenson for vice president. The Seattle P I is derided as a political lie incubator while Abel’s disbarment case and local politics are denounced. The piece urges vigilance and notes Washington’s legislature will lack a US Senate contest this year.
A public notice critiques the Vidette for misrepresenting treasurer candidate M. M. Wakefield. The article states Wakefield owns a livery stable, a valuable Elma residence, and additional property in Chehalis county, contradicting the paper’s burlesque claim.
The Vidette defends printing policy while critiquing the arrangement of bills including Vidette printing of the State v Downing case. A Chehalis county political survey suggests Democratic gains outside Aberdeen Hoquiam Cosmopolis with Bryan’s majority estimated 250 to 300. The Vidette disputes figures cited by Herato’s editor and denies garbling McKillip letter.
Principal W. T. Walton of Elma schools protests politicization of public education and criticizes a Post-Intelligencer article about the Elma Teachers Association. He states the association supported the resolution, notes low voter turnout, and asserts broad teacher approval for the paper's coverage.
J J Carney fusion nominee for Representative asks Daniel Gillies chair of the Republican County Committee for joint discussions on campaign issues. He proposes meetings in Aberdeen Hoquiam and Montesano with expenses shared and arrangements by the speakers. Carney, a Democratic nominee, awaits a prompt reply.
The Aberdeen Water Commissioner reports a city council order requiring all water consumers to cover exposed water pipes to protect them from trees by December 1. Neglect will result in water shut off. Joan Steen.
G M Powe warns hunters against trespass on his land along the Neuskah river. He notes a large herd of valuable cattle, some black, and states he does not want careless trespass.
County actions include striking tax on improvements on a specific property, awarding the Hoquiam London road contract to A Amundean, and many road improvement applications with no action. The Donald town plat is vacated, deputy clerk hired, and bridges planned. numerous precincts receive election inspectors and judges.
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