Carnegie Blasts Wall Street Speculators and Wealth
Andrew Carnegie denounces stock gambling and Wall Street parasitic speculators. He asserts he never made a dollar from gambling, condemns profits without value, and argues wealth often reduces happiness while stressing home life lessons and the worker’s vantage. The piece notes mixed editorials and calls for honest prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Wall Street
United States Military Telegraph Corps
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
America
New York
Carnegie Steel Company
Chicago Tribune
Republican
Tribune
Philippine Islands
the Tribune
Conscience Fund
Carhevie
United States
Carnegie Works
Cough Remedy Praised by Ga. Family
A Georgia resident lauds Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for whooping cough and safety. The testimonial notes the product as the best medicine used, with Evans Drug Company as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gaston
Pasco
Evans Drug Company
No Settlement Reached In Aberdeen Billboard Case
Percy J. Perry and C. V. Loy appeared in Montesano court with attorneys to review the plaintiff's suit for an accounting of billboard business proceeds in Aberdeen Hoquiam and Cosmopolis. The judge's prior decision granted the plaintiff a fixed percent of gross receipts but left the franchise issue unresolved for formal action. Loy asserts title via assignments and values his claim highly, while Perry's loss allegedly stemmed from an employee at the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy J. Perry
C. V. Loy
Montesano
Will Laning
Ben Sheeks
E. H. Fox
Aberdeen
Hoquiam and Cosmopolis
Perry
State University
Loy
Aberdeen Ahead in Northwestern League Opener
Aberdeen leads the Northwestern League as it hosts Tacoma at Electric Park tomorrow afternoon. The article notes the strong standing of the local team and the anticipated clash with Tacoma drawing public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Electric Park
Tacoma
Lumbermen press ICC for Pacific Coast joint rail rate
The Mississippi Valley Lumberman reports a formal complaint filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking a joint rate from Pacific Northwest mills to the Mississippi and Missouri valleys via Portland. It names 123 railroads and over 400 saw and 450 shingle mills, arguing current routes and charges hinder shipments to Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and surrounding states. The article notes congestion on northern routes and predicts possible railroads pushback, while urging faster service to avoid bankruptcies. It also discusses broader prosperity, labor as a bottleneck, and rising railroad risks from overcapacity and speed demands.
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Mississippi Valley Lumberman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Mississippi
Missouri Valleye
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
California
Harriman
Missouri Valley
Missouri River
Minnesota
Wall Street
Nrthwest
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Andrew Carneiie
Aberdeen Weather Record
H. Robinson
Observer
Waite
Westville
Kla
Aerie No. 24
Order of Eagles
Bowes & Randolph Undertaking
Ole Wigstead
William Kienparry
Pres
Jons Grono
See’y
Herald Printery
Pet
Seattle Teeters
Spokane
Vancouver
West Coast
Luabersien
A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
N. Y
Evans Drug Co
St. Paul
Switzerland
Harbor
Geo. J. Wolff
Big Cat Boys
Geo. Fisher
East Heron St
Wash
Chehalis County Bank
Frank G. Jones
N. Rogan
C. F. Johnson Cashier
the Bank of California
San Francisco
Seattle, Tacoma
First National Bank
Chicago
National Shawmut Bank
Boston
J. P. Morgan & CO
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