Portrait of Roosevelt Triggers Political Rift in Capitals
A Washington dispatch chronicles a columnist once opposed to Theodore Roosevelt who now agrees with him about Republican leaders. It depicts Roosevelt as vociferous against party machinations, warning that party elites fear his influence and may push him to back away from confrontation as they lobby him in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Buckram
Senate
House of Representatives
Iowa
Republican
Washington
Roosevuiet
Thomas Walker
Esquire
Republican Party
Gompers
Washingtonian
George Washington
Old Soldiers Uphold Flag In Grays Harbor Controversy
Chamber of Commerce members condemn false dispatches from Grays Harbor while planning aid for mill workers and base supplies. City council debates resignation of R. Hilts. veterans rally to defend the flag against revolutionary tactics and I W W influence.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hilts
Grand Army
Grays Harbor
Sound
Portland
W. A. Rupp
Aberdeen World
Albert Johnson
Hoqnan Washingtonian
Vincent St. John
J. I. Stewart
A. E. Graham
A. L. Davenport
Gate City
Allen
Aberdeen
San Diego
Congress
Lumbermen Excursion Postponed to April Meeting
At a Grays Harbor general committee meeting aboard the special train at Hotel Washington the excursion date was postponed to April 22 due to labor disturbances occupying lumbermen's attention and excluding other matters.
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Grays Harbor
Hotel Washington
Lyons Buys White Steam Laundry at Hoquiam
Jas E Lyons and his family return to Grays Harbor and acquire the White Steam Laundry in Hoquiam. A pioneer who once served as Cosmopolis town clerk and postmaster, and two terms as Chehalis County clerk, Lyons brings long experience in the laundry business and broad local connections.
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Jas. E. Lyons
Grays Harbor
California
Harbor
Lyons
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
Chehalis County
Coos Bay
Oregon
The
Herald
After Trade Unions In Hoquiam S. W. W. Preaches Revolution
In Hoquiam on April 11 Bruce Rogers I W W attorney and George Speed railed at The Washingtonian and unions. Speed praised Gompers while attacking the I W W and labor, predicting strikes across the Pacific system. Audience drifted as speeches grew more radical and restless.
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Bruce Rogers
George Speed
Hoquiam
Finnhall
Washingtonian
Rogers
Speed
Samuel Gompers
Revolution on Grays Harbor ends as mills reopen
The I W W led labor upheaval on Grays Harbor failed with mills back in operation. Foreign workers returned to jobs, sailors stayed aboard, and unions distanced from the agitation. Donavan and Hulbert mills resumed. Bay City and American mills remain adjusting amid lingering tensions. Police dispersed about 150 women protesters at Slade mill with water hosed amid accusations of instigating a clash.
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Ferguson
Grays Harbor
Industrial Workers of the World
Mills
Donovan
Hulbert
Aberdeen
Bay City
Slade Mill
Slade and
Wilson
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City Retail Lumber Co
B. F. Cauthorn
Dan Bowes
R. H. Keagy
R. J. Hilts
Newell
Tacoma Dredging Co
Broadway
First
Sixth
Ed Havens
Auto Fire T. .Aloedtlohs
Gniene
Standard Transfer Company
Third
Duffy Street
Haukeli, Hegg & Co
Stars and Stripes
Fred Hurd
Wenatehee
Lyman P. Sauks
Seattle Post
Philbrick
P. L. Roberts
Fisk
Grizzly Bear
John Bull
Mr Shuster
al —Follett
New York Evening Sun
Lumbermen’s Excursion
Lw.w
Olympia
Justice
Johnson
Scripps League of
Sailors’ Union
Industrial Workers of the World Movement
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