William J Bryan stands firm on dead friend's will and college ties
The article praises William J Bryan for honoring a deceased friend’s wishes in a Connecticut trust dispute while denouncing alleged pressures at his alma mater Illinois College. It notes his refusal to join Rockefeller funded affiliations and lauds moral integrity over tainted donations. Bryan aims to end his responsibility in the Bennett case and uphold educational standards.
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Connecticut
Alma Mater
Rockefeller Institution
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Mr. Bennett
Illinois College
Jacksonville
Ill
University of Chicago
Rockefeller
Democracy as servant not master illustrated by The Saturday Evening Post
The article argues democracy rests on government as a servant to the people, not a separate imperial force. It contrasts self government with imperial colonialism, calling piracy and colonial rule illegitimate while praising freedom and peace as conditions for development of human faculties.
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Saturday Evening Post
Germany
Confidence in Chamberlains Cough Remedy for Croup
Mrs M I Basford of Poolesville Maryland reports perfect success using Chamberlains Cough Remedy to treat her child Garland’s severe croup attacks. She says the remedy gives prompt relief and has eliminated household worry. For sale by all druggists.
Best medicine for weak women cures stomach liver ills
Mrs John A Young of Clay New York suffered neu ralgia of the liver and stomach and a weak heart. She found relief and cure in Electric Bitters and recommends them. Red Cross Pharmacy sells them at 50 cents a bottle under guarantee.
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John A. Young
Clay
N. Y
Red Cross Pharmacy
Dr. King
County Commissioners Meet in Regular Session Hear Resignations
The board of county commissioners in Arland and Sherwood met Monday for a routine session addressing tax matters and approving resignations of Geo Brumbaugh from Elma constable and J W Davies from Montesano justice. A road petition by A B McAfee was laid over, Mubray road hearing continued to March, and the auditor was told to warn parties about using the Blocke house bridge with donkey engines. The board reconvened Saturday to review bills and supervisors reports.
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Board of County Commissioners
Arland and Sherwood
Geo. Brumbaugh
Elma
J. W. Davies
Montesano
A. B. McAfee
Mubray Road
Blocke House Bridge
THAT BOOMERANG CRITICISM PROMPTS EDITORIAL RESPONSE
The Bulletin denounces the Herald for unverified charges against Aberdeen resident Councilman Leitch. It defends Leitch’s character and calls for cautious reporting, noting naturalization issues and the need for investigation before printing sensational accusations.
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Bulletin
Herald
Leitch
Aberdeen
Mr. Leitch
Pacific Coast
Erote
Wisconsin
Harbor Improvement Plan Urges Immediate Action
County Assessor Archer urges Grays Harbor waterway expansion, proposing a $30,000 river and harbor bill be amended to fund a receiving wharf on the bay’s north side, with right of way by condemnation or purchase, to start twin jetty development and speed commerce. Public clubs urged to push the plan now.
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Archer
Grays Harbor
Congress
Senate
United States Engineering Department
Chambers of Commerce
F. R. Arcuer
What Are They Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
An advertised remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation offered at 25 cents. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Revision of Drawbacks in Lieu of Tariff Revision
The Shaw plan seeks to revise the drawback law to aid manufacturers using imported raw materials, potentially enlarging exports. The Chicago Tribune argues this is a dodge to avoid tariff reform, noting benefits go to packers and rails sellers, with consumers bearing the burden.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Treasury
the Tribune
Tribune
Democratic Party
Arm strong to hang for first degree murder
The supreme court refuses to interfere with the Chehalis county verdict finding A. A. Armstrong guilty of murder in the first degree. Armstrong may seek clemency from Gov. Mead after shooting John R. Patton on the Wynvoche river farm following a quarrel on November 11, 1903. Patton died the next day from a stomach wound.
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Supreme Court
Superior Cour
Chehalis
A. A. Armstrong
Armstrong
Gov. Mead
John R. Patton
Forever’s
Wynvoche
Chehalis County
Patton
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
A Baxter Springs Kansas druggist Mr A R B Kane praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as superior for constipation. He notes they are certain in action and do not cause nausea or griping and states they are sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. RB. Kane
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Chamberlain
Ali Druzgists
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Sec. Shaw
Law
Liv
Geo. J. Wolff
Gordon
Geo. Fisher
Clothier
East Heron Street
Will Lanning
REAL
Market St
Second Street
Broadway
4Th St
Dabney
G Street
Postoffice
K, Zelasko
L.J. Kolts
Zelasko Furniture CO
General House Outfitters
Wishkah Street
Aberdeen, Wash
Lars
Shaker
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