Chehalis County Herald Official Paper Note
Official notice describing publication as Chehalis County Herald Aberdeen Washington. It outlines subscription terms one year six months and three months, advertising rates on application, births marriages and deaths printed free, and requests county correspondence. It proclaims Herald as Chehalis County’s official paper with the largest circulation and warns contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are not true.
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the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
McKinleyism in Ohio Faces Big Money Push
A 1899 Ohio campaign report accuses the Republican machine of spending vast funds to defeat the Democratic nominee for governor. It claims the administration targets every federal official to finance the effort, branding the move a bold political blackmail and citing civil service law excerpts.
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Wasington
United States
Ohio
Cross Ioads
Finance Committee
Republican State Executive Committee
W. F. Burdell
Silver issue death celebrated by partisan papers
The note from Money magazine warns that free silver talk persists despite Elections of 1896. It cites Bryan at 47 percent and McKinley at 50.88 percent, and argues a 2 percent swing could alter electoral votes. The piece suggests continued currency agitation is likely.
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New York
Hanna
Wiliam J. Bryan
Union
William McKinley
Bryan
Sewell
Congress
McKinley
Free Silver Party
Senator Schofield Bullies Court In Local Case
The editorial notes Senator Schofield showed a metropolitan air and berated the judge, accusing undue influence by a political ally of the complainant. It praises editor J. J. Carney yet condemns Schofield’s bulldozing tactics in country courts and his self importance.
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Schofield
Arnold
West Side
Herato
Seattle
John L. Wilson
Union Veterans Union Holds Des Moines Reunion
The Union Veterans Union met in Des Moines Iowa on August 25. They refused to endorse President McKinley and his administration and condemned Secretary Wilson the pension department and Governor Shaw. The Des Moines Leader noted the veterans questioned the value of the Philippine War for human liberty and did not endorse it.
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Union Veterans Union
Des Moines
Iowa
McKinley
Wilson
Trag
Pension Department
Shaw
Republicans
Bryan
Chicago
Philippines
Unsavory Political Threats Alleged in Sulu Flag Plan
A critical statement accuses the men and party aiming to raise the American flag over the Sulu Islands of disloyalty and corruption. It brands their principles morals and religion as reducible to a dollar mark, questioning their fitness to defend liberties.
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Sulu Islands
Life’s race frames curiously named cadets at service academies
A brief, paradoxical notice notes a Dewey figure honored widely yet finishing near the foot of his class at the Naval Academy while a figure named Carter, recently imprisoned, graduates at the head of his class at West Point.
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Dewey
Naval Academy
Carter
West Point
List of Jurors for November Superior Court Term
A roster of petit jurors drawn to serve at the November term of the superior court beginning Monday, November 6, includes Drumm, Ed Phillips, J L Musgrove, A J King, Wm White, W Lougheed, Samuel Steen, John Guild, G L Naylor, Chas Martin, B R Brown, Proctor Odell, H Babb, Harvey Elder, J P Petit, Earl Morgan, E L Gleeson, Jas Tuttle, M H Hopsins, J W Chetley, A E Crain, C L Greenway, W E Bacon, E A Evans.
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Superior Court
Missouri Food Law Prohibits Arsenic and Related Substances
A new Missouri act taking effect August 20 1899 bans manufacturing selling or offering to sell any food preparation containing arsenic calomel bismuth ammonia or alum. Violators face a misdemeanor charge and at least a $100 fine going to the county road fund. The measure targets alum baking powders and prohibits any food item containing these substances.
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Missouri
Smooth Scamp Escapes Embezzlement Charges in Aberdeen
A. J. Gillis, accused of embezzling Herat subscriptions, was discharged by Judge Arnold due to insufficient evidence for conviction. The Aberdeen Herald outlines his history of petty thefts, gambling, and unpaid debts during eight months in Aber deen, and notes a threatened malicious-prosecution suit by Gillis against the Olympian editor. City business includes water extension, street repairs, and recent council actions.
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A. J. Gillis
Heratd
Arnold
Heravp
Olympia
Olympian
Poelse
Olympic
Schofield
Gillis
Herald
Aberdeen
Jim
Bik
Legion
R. W. Bryan
Ben. Hazer
Ley
den. Wiley
Erdeen
Beard
Mrsen
Gerat Club
Iances
K. Bowes
Brauer
City Council
R R Co
Savage & Schofield
Douglas Bros Foundry
Aberdeen Bridge
Anderson & Middleton
W H Pearson
J B Haynes
Theatrical Run In City Like New York Premiere
A local production mirrors Host's theatre in New York with an elaborate set and a short run of over two nights. Tickets priced at $1 with seating sold at Paine's Drug Store.
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Host’s
New York
Paine
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Aberdeen Fish Market
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L. B. Willey
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Galvasizeo Iron
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Warren Ave
Price
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A. A. Dam
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