Doctors Trust and Wiley Attack on Collier's Reports
The piece recounts the Doctors' Trust opposition to Collier's Weekly reports on headache remedies, accusing them of falsehoods. It claims The Medical and Surgical Journal exposed the charges and portrays Dr. H W Wiley as using government power to push misleading Bulletins, with broad dissemination and editor challenges.
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Doctors
Collier's Weekly
Medical and Surgical Journal
Collier
Samuel Hopkins Adams
American Medical Association
Doctors’ Trust
H. W. Wiley
Pooh Bah
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Dr. Wiley
United States
First Blood in Shively Impeachment Battle
Olympia August 17 1909 editors Herald report first blood in the Shively impeachment fight as the senate sustains a demurrer and signals a long trial ahead. The vote favors anti investigation with Booth Presly Ruth and others opposing the defense while Brown Polson Cotterill vote with investigators.
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Schively
State Senate
Senate
House
Presley
Booth
Presly
Ruth
Brown
Polson
Cotterill
Shhively
Israel
Shively
Spokane Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Young Girl Attacked in Hoquiam Near North Pacific Line
In Hoquiam on Third Street near the Northern Pacific tracks a 16 year old girl was attacked late evening. Residents responded to her screams and aided her home before the assailant fled. The girl's name is withheld for privacy. She claimed a lengthy struggle, though the duration is doubtful.
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Hoquiam
Third Street
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Puyallup Adopts Prohibition In Local Option Vote
Puyallup voters chose prohibition in a local option election held today. In all three wards the dry side won, totaling 706 votes with a 68 vote margin. Church bells rang as supporters celebrated the victory.
City Council Debates Railroad Bridge Franchise All Night
The council spent hours finalizing a Puget Sound Grays Harbor railway franchise frame with an amendment placing footway liability on the city. The meeting also renewed Pete Wilson’s liquor license and awarded street improvements on Tecumsah and Lafayette streets. The park board sought $1,600 for land purchases, the hospital site was repurposed as a temporary school, and various bids and ordinances were ordered or referred. A $1,500 damages claim by J C Wright for a fall was referred to an attorney.
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Puget Sound-Grays Harbor
J. B. Bridges
Isaacs
Pete Wilson
Tecumsah Street
Ole Johnson
Lafayette Street
R. A. Anderson
Park Board
J. A. Hood
D. M. Bowes
W. W. Hart
Park Fund
Committee On Public Lands
North Aberdeen
District D
Benn
Aberdeen Tide Lands Valuation Increase Rejected
By a 4 to 8 vote the county equalization board denied a proposal from Aberdeen city council special committee to raise tide land valuations by about 130 000. Manufacturers in the city opposed the move and urged postponement until next year when upland assessments could be reduced.
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Aberdeen
County Board of Equalization
Aberdeen City
A. E. Alexander
R. A. Wiley
W. T. Ingram
Aberdeen Tide Lands
Taylor
Rush on eight and twelve mile UP rights of way
Union Pacific rushes eight miles between Cosmopolis and Hoquiam and twelve miles between Rochester and Chehalis. A 400 man crew will bolster the existing 1,100 workers and five steam shovels as grading nears completion on smooth terrain while remaining work focuses on cuts and fills near hills. The contract was shortened from sixty to forty miles with Caughren Winters Smith & Co of Spokane as bidder.
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Union Pacific
Cosmopolis
Hoquiam
Rochester
Chehalis
Caughren, Winters, Smith & Co
Elma
Coughren, Winters
The Herald Tells It All Twice Weekly
A compact Herald report highlights key events and updates published twice weekly. It emphasizes broad coverage across local news, society notes, and brief notices.
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The
Herald
Governor Hay Sends Message Calls Anti Lobbying Law
Governor M E Hay sent messages to the senate and house urging a stringent anti lobbying law and an emergency bill to fill the Cushman vacancy. He backs higher funding for state lands cruising and appraising plus guards and printing, and notes income tax amendment ratification by the House.
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Olympia
M. E. Hay
Senate
House
Congress
Francis W. Cushman
King County
Adjutant General's Office
National Guard
Washington
State Capitol
Capitol
Secretary of State
Featherweight philosophy in advice and vanity
An essay contrasts self esteem with external praise and urges readers to craft their own game rather than beat others at theirs. It notes the price of fashion, pride in poverty, and cautions about free riders who take papers without paying. A quip from D Bige Eddy concludes.
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Mable
Dbige Eddy
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Pittsburg
Knights of Pythias
Seattle
Tacoma
G. C
C. K. Savage
Eugene Foster
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J. Elwen
Vancouver
G. K
R. S
Rev. C. McDermoth
G. M
Otto A. Case
George Dean
Grand Domain
Pythian Orchestra
C. E. Junett
O. C. Jacobson
Messrs. F
W. Loomis
E. B. Hawkins
John Ewell
Whitcom Riley
Wishkah Lodge
Puyallup
the City Council
Second Streets
Lincoln
First Streets
Rogers Street
Pine
Curtis
Scott Street
Lewis To Clark
J. C. Wright
Heron Street
Equalization Board
Guverngh Hiay
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