The Real Thing Wall Street and the Senate
Ernest Crosby argues in Cosmopolitan that Wall Street wields the real power in Washington and that the Senate serves as its temple. He urges universal presidential election reform to curb moneyed influence and restore popular sovereignty, contrasting the center of gravity near dollars with the people. He condemns the Senate as a vehicle for trusts and political bosses and calls for tribunes to restore allegiance to the people. A final note promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Crosby
Cosmopolitan Magazine
United States Senate
Wall Street
Senate
Washington
Potomac
Church of Sardis
Mississippi
Hudson
Heaven
Hell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tte
Finance
Amerea
S.P. Qry
Rome
Bondsmen Sued Over South Aberdeen Lumber Contract
Edward Hulbert and partners sue the bondsmen of contractor M Rightsman Wrightsman for completion loss on the Lumber Exchange block. Contract dated August 24, 1905 for 15427 building with bonds totaling 7700. Owners claim liable for 2878.02 beyond contract price. A second item reports a Kentucky tale of blood hints and a lung remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hulbert
Lumber Exchange
Aberdeen
M. Rights Oan
Wrightsman
D. McLafferty
M. R Sherwood
Fred Taylor
Dixie Jubilee Singers To Benefit High School Gym Fund
Williams Original Dixie Jubilee Singers perform at Congregational church this evening for a benefit to raise funds for the high school gymnasium. The group appeared at the Y M C A gym last night to an eager audience, encored repeatedly, with strong performances by Williams Mrs Williams Grabble and Mrs Green and praised for their banjo mimicry and jubilee singing. Prices are 25 and 50 cents.
Grays Harbor Opens Season with Tacoma Losses
Tacoma’s Northwestern league entry beat Grays Harbor 6 to 2 in opening day action. Grays Harbor pitchers struggled with one error fueling Tacoma’s two early runs, while Nehring, Baker, and Boettiger led the Lumbermen’s offense. Tigers fall to 5-4 after late rally. fans praise Grays Harbor despite score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Grays Harbor
Lumbermen
Mike Lynch
Tigers
Lynch
Nehring
Baker
Oscar Boettiger
Dick Boettiger
Oscar
Tenneyson
Sullivan
Campbell
Hurley
Tonneson
Hoy
Higginbotham
South Paw
Molly Baker
Burnett “Truck Eagan II
Roosevelt Speech Criticised as Platitudes By Public
The Public critiques President Roosevelts speech on the muck rake as mere platitudes aimed at diverting attention from graft exposures. It argues the line should be between economic opportunity and legalized privilege rather than rich versus poor and supports broader access while condemning unearned fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Plutocracy
Lincoln Steffens
Steffens
Steffene
Roosevelt
Resolutions Honor Henry Johnson in Bereavement
Grays Harbor Trades and Labor Councils express sympathy to Brother Johnson and family after the death of Henry Johnson. A copy of the resolutions is sent for publication and minute entry. The report notes A A Armstrong awaiting execution for murder and transfer to Walla Walla for death warrant delivery, with a county attorney and sheriff oversight and a possible commutation appeal.
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Henry
Charles Johnson
Grays Harbor
B. Camprety
J. W. Clark
H. J. Green
A. A. Armstrong
John R. Patton
Montesano
Walla Walla
Easterbrook and
Charlott
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Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
J. W. Williams
Bae
Dr. King
Red Cross Pharmacy
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Congregational Church
Muckrare
Grays
R. H. E. Grays Harbor
Pacoma
Yeazell and Boettiger
Butler and
Devil's Island
L. S. Napier
the Herald
R. Boettiger
Higginbotham and Shea
President Roosevelt
F. C. Waite
Westville
Fla
Shelley
Geo
J. Wolff
Will Lanning
Dabney Elk
East Heron St
Grand Theater
Pollard Lilliputian Opera Co
Pollard Lilliputian Opera Company
Daphne Pollard
Shanghai Press
Daphne
Juliet
Rosalind
Penitentiary
Graham
Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Copwright
Michaels-Stern
Michaels, Stern & Co
Avenaeran
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