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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald lists political endorsements for the 1900 election including Adlai E Stevenson for vice president and candidates for governor secretary of state auditor and other state offices. Publication date September 27 1900 notes subscription details and imprint.
The piece compares Montesano and Spokane style conventions, noting harmony in Montesano with independent members while the Spokane event shows machine control and post convention frictions. It urges voters to compare fusion ticket candidates against the Republican slate and judge the quality of union versus machine efficiency.
The Aberdeen Herald marks its sixteenth year of existence and pledges continued service with wishes for long life and prosperity from Cosiopolis Enterprise.
In a charged exchange the Daily Bulletin argues against blaming medical costs for soldiers in the Philippines. It notes 400 medical officers earning 1800 dollars yearly to tend 5000 sick or convalescent men, a rate critics call excessive and ripe for political exploitation.
The Shelton Tribune endorses Judge C. W. Hodgdon as a superior judge seeking re election. It lauds his four year record as honest conscientious and painstaking and notes his rare reversal by the supreme court in appealed Mason county cases. The paper praises his regular Shelton court visits and says he has held court more often than his predecessor.
The state Republican party backs the fight sparked by Supt. Browne against the American School Book Trust. The attack on Browne angers workers like printers and binders, and taxpayers may gain $120,000 in five years by defeating the trust.
The Hero, of Aberdeen, is praised as one of the state’s best country weeklies. Brother Carney is reproached for teaching democracy but credited for a creditable paper. The remarks also denounce Pennsylvania coal miners as unreasonable and uncourteous for not endorsing McKinley’s prosperity romance as gospel truth.
The passage comments on political traitors and compares extracting sunshine from cucumbers to the task of shaping McKinley’s joy from Vermont and Maine election returns. The tone is satirical and regional. It hints at tensions around leadership and public sentiment.
A German who fled his homeland to escape militarism is described as planning to vote for McKinley and support militarism in his new country of residence.
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