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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald publishes as the city official paper on Thursday October 25 1900. It notes subscription rates and advance payment discounts and proclaims its status as the oldest Grays Harbor paper with wide Chehalis county circulation. It lists the Democratic ticket for the election.
A Everett gathering of over a thousand laboring and business citizens denounces Asiatic labor and supports William Jennings Bryan with a platform echoing anti Asiatic importation. The piece cites 298 white applicants willing to fill jobs, urges closing doors to Asian workers, and links to national party stances and McKinley era policy.
The Washingtonian criticizes the Herain editor for not stating how much state tax was paid to retire the debt. It directs readers to the paper’s first page to find a five year state tax statement for details.
The piece defends judge Hodgdon and criticizes the Bulletin over appellate reversals. It notes the Herado and Bulletin figures differ on Irwin and Hodgdon reversals, and argues the Bulletin is doing its best amid party pressure. It urges readers not to blame the Bulletin for its coverage.
The piece argues Hon F C Robertson, a democrat nominee for Congress, faces GOP tirades led by Seattle P I. It claims Robertson defended men oppressed by Standard Oil Co and helped win their release, praising his popularity with ordinary people and support from trade unions.
In a folded editorial the Vidette ridicules its county poll showing 400 Republican majority and criticizes the Republican central committee for inactivity. It accuses them of relying on confidence rather than effective work, noting the paper’s own skepticism of the poll results.
A republican campaign text argues for colonial policy like England and Germany, warning it would undermine the republics foundations of taxation without representation. The Bulletin disputes this and rebukes attempts to unsettle McKinley opponents, citing a drummer story as evidence of biased reporting.
A Chicago Chronicle editorial warns that capital will drive eight to ten million new workers into global competition, risking American labor. It urges voters to reject imperialism to protect domestic workers and cites Philippine labor as a future threat to wages. The piece accompanies medical advertisements praising Dr. Pierce's remedies for “female troubles” and offering the medical adviser free with a stamp.
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