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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1903
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald claims it is the oldest paper on rays Harbor with the largest Chehalis County circulation. Rates are 200 per year payable in advance and various prepaid options offer discounts. advertising contracts are based on circulation claims and may be forfeited if not true.
The board of county commissioners will open bids for clearing the right of way on the Aberdeen Montesano road while Chairman Davis asks the city council to act to insure the city portion. A city representative is urged to attend the board meeting to express the city views and avoid delays in letting the contract.
A garbled report from Manila cites authorities in the Philippines applying harsh measures to a prisoner. It mentions officials and distressing conditions with unclear names and dates.
The Public Printer orders all division heads to file allegiance oaths and extends the requirement to all employees. President Roosevelt says no union can override U.S. law, and that employment must not be denied or discriminated against for union membership or nonmembership.
The article reports Republican editors argue that only the constitution and laws should govern, even if labor unions clash with business magnates. It suggests constitutional interpretation to suspend rights when needed to protect corporate plans, warning against unions challenging entrenched wealth.
The Times-Republican notes criticism of U S actions in the Philippines and calls out perceived hypocrisy over slavery in insular possessions. It cites warnings about political figures aligning with big money interests and echoes concern over Reconstruction era attitudes and reform.
The September Review of Reviews presents Dr. Lyman on The Race Problem in the United States and includes a piece The Negro Problem in South Africa by Arthur Hawkes. The selections aim to illustrate that these issues remain urgent and relevant to American readers.
A fragment notes Parisians congratulating themselves on clever wax dulletsin duels amid long standing public trust concerns and regional pride, reflecting ongoing social wit and local debate.
Superior Judge Belt of Spokane rules the hunters license law unconstitutional for embracing more than one subject and violating amendment provisions. He found it could not validly amend a prior law already declared unconstitutional, namely section 7 of chapter 134 of the laws of 1971.
The Vidette is labeled a populistic crank by the Daily Bulletin for criticizing county commissioners. The Bulletin’s argument is weak, but the satire of accusing the Vidette of populism is entertaining and biting.
Senator Gorman supports moderate tariff steps. The trusts back the same approach and are willing to support moderating measures.
The platform asserts the next Democratic agenda will oppose Republican principles and support candidates aligned with Democratic values. It questions the asset currency bill and its impact on bonds issued by a bank cashier, suggesting scrutiny of monetary policy and fiscal safeguards.
B L Byer a town cooper credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month of severe illness. Doctors gave little hope before he used the medicine and it produced quick relief. B T Little, merchant, and druggists advertise the remedy for sale.
Fishermen protest a price cut to 4 cents per fish after Grays Harbor Packing Co orders. Manager Gorman cites Sacramento river supplies and shifting markets as reasons for lowering payments. conflict arises as crews halt work. Also includes a letter from R. S. Foster praising Hertine for digestion relief.
A citizen reports a scam by a directory firm using agents to solicit ad orders and collect payment. After publishing the directory, a second agent shows a copy with a bill for extra charges, pressuring further payments. Names referenced include W. Masox and others.
A Clover Nook Farm resident from Greenfeld Mass reports four years of stomach trouble improved after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad advertises the 25 cent remedy available at all druggists. It notes children cry from inanition and praises White's products from 62nd W. B. Paine & Co.
Labor owned town as 1500 workers marched in Hoquiam Day Parade. Sailors union sailed a schooner float while Longshoremen unloaded from a model ship. Mrs R W Bryan handed out cigars from a float. C G Nixon spoke at Market and H Streets. Afternoon games at Athletic Park.
The Semi Weekly Herald is sent to the Aberdeen typograph and to friends in the east. A duplicate round of distribution is arranged to ensure copies reach all readers.
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