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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1899
Page
4
John J. Carney editor and manager announces Aberdeen Washington mailing details and subscription terms. Free notices of births marriages or deaths requested along with county correspondence and brief public interest communications with byline.
The Herald claims countywide circulation as Chehalis County's official paper and warns that advertising contracts relying on this statement will be forfeited if the claim is not absolutely true.
A 1899 editorial defends the Dewey victory in Manila Bay as a humane war for liberty and criticizes anti expansionists and Democrats. It argues the Republican party forged into war under Democratic pressure and warns against policies favored by an Anglo American Chinese syndicate while invoking Lincoln.
A Davenport Chronicle editorial scoffs at “copper heads” who oppose the Post Office and customs office line on the Philippines. It lists Admiral Dewey and many other prominent Republicans and officials as example of free speech against government policy. The Tacoma Sun notes Sulu salary disputes and flags the question of tribute versus defense funding under McKinley.
The text argues against overreliance on public men and defends constitutional limits to power. It cites Jefferson on jealousy of power, condemns press suppression in the Philippines, and portrays William Jennings Bryan as uniting money kings against him while strengthening his own bid.
The piece compares Canadian limits on American miners with British miners in the Transvaal. It argues Canada should reflect on English actions abroad and notes privileges for Transvaal miners. It then claims trusts back the Philippine war to justify a large army and White House influence to shield interests.
The piece denounces jingo party spokesmen who attack the Constitution and Declaration. It cites Whitelaw Reid Judge Grosscup RE Haskell and others on consent of the governed and imperialist aims. The article frames these quotes as revolutionary drift and notes a local dairy sale listing 20 cows and a milk route.
Readers urged to follow reliable Democratic newspapers for truth amid campaign disputes. The message advises ignoring provocations and emphasizes seeking verified coverage from trusted sources.
In a critical question the piece denounces Captain Carter for stealing public money and argues it is unjust to let him roam free due to his army uniform and close ties to President McKinley. The column claims 457 days without a proper explanation for his protection. The Southern Mercury note accompanies unrelated classifieds about a Wynoochie River logging show and property details.
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