Public Conscience Needed to Combat Imperial Trust Power
Yale President Hadley warned Boston’s Old South church that trusts and an imperial spirit in politics threaten liberty. He urged a broad public sentiment to regulate trusts, saying without it an emperor in Washington could arise within 25 years. He called the church to unite Christianity and patriotism to awaken conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hadley
Yale University
New England
Old South
Boston
Christ
Senate Gag Attempt Tied to Hanna and Roosevelt
The Boston Traveler reports Hanna leads an attack to gag the Senate after the defeat of the ship subsidy bill. It claims threats to alter Senate rules to defy the minority, with Vice President Roosevelt aiding the plan and taking a central speaking role in the rulings, signaling a bold, ironhand approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
United States Senate
Senate
Ife
Roosevelt
Boston
Abrogating Treaties and The Nicaragua Canal Question
A New York Journal note cites that treaties cannot be abrogated without both parties’ consent. It contrasts official indifference to senate speeches on the canal issue with a lawyer’s quip about punishment for a claim. The piece asserts one treaty will be abrogated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Senate
Nicaragua Canal
New York Journal
City finances show healthy condition despite overdrawn funds
The first quarterly report of City Treasurer Clark, presented to the council, notes overall sound finances with funds overdrawn by 1 212.38 but offset by an expected 8 616.00 from the county for last quarter collections. Local improvement districts lead with over 1 000 surplus amid extensive street work.
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Clark
Oil prospects draw Northern Pacific officials to Westport
A party of Northern Pacific Railway Co. officials visited Westport last Thursday to inspect the local petroleum prospects after arriving by tug from Ocosta. The visitors included Division Superintendent EK Pearson and Asst Supt A J Law with agents Rodeau and Tinling, signaling possible railroad expansion to serve beach travel if oil wells prove productive. Grays Harbor Company No. 8, U RR Kk was mustered in by Cols. Rapperson and Plummer at Koehler's hall with 29 members, installing officers led by Captain J J Carney. A substantial lunch followed as toast master Col. Rapperson presided over lively fellowship and optimism for the new company's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Westport
Ocosta
EK. J. Pearson
A. JE. Law
A. D. Charlton
Rodeau
Seattle
Tinling
Tacoma
Grays Harbor
U. RR. Kk
Cols, Rapperson
L. L. Maley
Col. Rapperson
Supreme court reversal in Northwestern Lumber case
The supreme court reversed judgment in the Northwestern Lumber Company v Chehalis County and J G Lewis and the Town of Hoquiam, restraining tax collection on mill property within Hoquiam. The company argued the mill lay outside town limits at assessment, but the lower court ruled tax due.
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Supreme Court
Northwestern Lumber Company
Chehalis County
J. G. Lewis
Hoquiam
Northwestern Lumber Co
Thanks for support during our bereavement
We express heartfelt thanks to many friends who kindly assisted us before and during our late bereavement. Mr. axp Mrs. Harry Bown. Mr. snp Mrs. 8. K. Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axp
Harry Bown
Snp
8. K. Bowers
What Do the Children Drink Grain-O Ad
An advertisement promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute for children, claiming it is delicious and nourishing. It states Grain-O is made from pure grains, tastes like coffee, costs 15 or 25 cents, and is sold by all grocers.
WANTED Capable Person to Represent Firm in All Counties
Classified notice seeks a reliable agent for a solid financial firm. Offer includes $6 salary per year, $8 daily, weekly pay, and guaranteed expenses. Payments weekly with expense money advanced. Address STAN DARD HOUSE 831 Dearborn St Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard House
Dearborn St
Chicago
Governor Odell backs state bond plan for roads
Governor Odell urges a state wide bonded program to fund highway construction, advocating systematic planning, reopening old state roads, and spreading costs over time with county proportional assessments to minimize local burden and avoid discrimination. He emphasizes economy with liberal but necessary spending for modern infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Legislature
New York
England
Silver movement fades after election impact noted
The movement to make silver redeemable at the gold standard has fallen by the wayside as business remains steady. The Atlanta Constitution notes many rootbacks in the presidential cabinet besides the Nicaraguan bill.
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Atlanta Constitution
Old Jawbone Exploited by Samson Family Recalled
The Washington Post recalls that the jawbone was used by the Samson family prior to the construction of the first navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
Navy
Washington Post
Dry Goods Store Promises Large, Constant Stock
A local dry goods merchant pledges a large assortment and rapid restocking to meet customers needs. Shoppers are urged to visit to see goods and take advantage of low prices.
Aberdeen Ordinance Amends Liquor License Fee
The Aberdeen City Council enacts a change to Section 2 of Ordinance 227 setting the annual liquor license at 800 dollars payable in advance to the City Treasurer. The ordinance takes effect five days after passage, approval and last publication, with the document dated April 18, 1901. Also notice of assessed district roll for Local Improvement District No. 29 scheduling a Board of Equalization on April 27, 1901 in Aberdeen Washington.
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O. M. Moore
Buffalo
Chas. H. Ross
Tacoma
Ross
Chehalis County
City of
Aberdeen
W.W. Anotie
Gro
A. Back
Smani
WaAsitxaTos
Ciemanis
Weatherwax & Benn
Benn
1St Addition
Mery & Mack’s
1St Street
Emery & Mack
Emery & Mack's
Wash
Geo
A. Black
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Yale
Republic
Herard
A.C. Ennis
Market St
I. Harris & Sons
Commercial Tea CO
G St
Bet. Heron
Wishkah
C. F. Ernst
Mgr
Wcarl Retzlaff & CO
Garman & Barkley
N. W. Bush
BUSH_& FOX
E. H. Fos
Attorney -At-Law
Kaufman Block
Aberdeen, Wash
JC. Cross
Attorney AT Law
E. E. Shields
R. Fe, Taggart
Ips & Tannart
Attorneys AT Law
R. J. William Scannell
N. W
Jos. Kent
Geo. L. Hilton
M. Rob Stapp
Oiece
Tod
Parisian
Paris and
Electrolysis Institute
Washington Building
First Ave
Creech Bros
Montesano
W.E. Crist
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