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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1902
Page
4
Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald edition informs readers of publication schedule and pricing. It notes J. Carney as editor and proprietor and outlines subscription rates, prepay discounts, and advertising circulation claims for Grays Harbor in Chehalis County.
The Ohio convention led by temporary chair Tom L. Johnson rejects derisive reversals of the national platform. It pledges to accept the last national platform to remain allied with the national party and to honor the presidential candidate, signaling a more conciliatory approach than the “reorganizing harmonizers.”
The article details Neeley’s claim to $6000 found on his person after arrest for complicity in a Cuban affair. He was sentenced, pardoned by President Palma, and now seeks federal court return of the funds, arguing the prior theft led to release and entitles him to the money. The piece also notes political musings on corporate monopolies and a coal strike query to J Pierpont Morgan.
The piece defends the Democratic ticket announced Saturday, highlighting Patrick Murray a farmer who settled near Elma 20 to 30 years ago with $1 in hand and built a reputable life. It lauds his uncompromising work ethic and community respect as he becomes the next county commissioner from the first district.
The Idaho Republican state convention urged a broad tariff revision to place articles beyond protection on the free list. Secretary Shaw reportedly interpreted the tariff plank to align with the administration but has not yet responded to requests for interpretation.
The Elma Democratic convention praised a robust ticket for Chehalis county, claiming it represents the strongest slate offered by any party. The piece contrasts Republican tactics with Democratic denunciations of government by injunction and notes voters retain their right to vote.
A Socialist convention approved the platform and nominated a full state slate led by L. P. Bendixen for State Senator and J. J. Mead for another district, with O. Fenalson as Treasurer and C. Rasmussen as Assessor among others. Delegates named commissioners and a central committee including I. J. Robinson and E. H. Laark to fill vacancies.
A historic Washington law excerpt outlines contributory negligence rules for damages and defines fellow servants. It also limits state and contractors to eight hours work per day, with emergencies narrowed. The passage ends with a call for recognizing workers' rights to organize and arbitration for capital and labor disputes.
A public health note promotes a water based regime to relieve constipation. It advises two cups of hot water before meals and before bed, plus a drink two hours after meals, plus outdoor exercise. It suggests mild laxatives like Chamberlain's tablets if needed and mentions Evans Drug Co as the seller.
Chehalis county officials pledge better roads and easier communication with central districts. Delegates to the state convention are urged to push for an elective railway commission. An advertisement extols Aberlain's Pain Balm as a remedy for various pains, and other notices promote stove sales and Chamberlain’s remedy via Evans Drug Co. Purchases and subscriptions priced at modest rates.
Notice indicates a revamp of compensation for rare and accurate information on timber trespass in Chehalis county. Describes various township ranges and sections with parcels of land, referencing specific plats and government lines. Filed by Gronss L. Freetz of Detroit Michigan.
The notice directs attendance at a G A convention in Washington DC from October 1 to 11. It discusses selling tickets at advantageous rates, travel arrangements, and accommodations. Details on dates, prices, and contact for further information are incomplete.
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