Harriman Plans Terminal at Clallam Bay for Ocean Route
Seattle Feb 16 Harriman agents reportedly finished surveys at Clallam Bay thirty miles west of Port Angeles to locate a major deep water terminal for the Olympic Peninsula extension of the Oregon and Washington Railroad. The plan aims to save initial terminal costs and ship cargo with shelter from a breakwater costing about 1 060 000 dollars. Milwaukee road linked to Harriman would build terminals and spur lines into timber districts including Ozette Lake, Clallam county, to foster mill and shingle production.
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Seattle
Strait of Fuca
Olympic Peninsula
Oregon & Washington
Harriman
Clallam Bay
Port Angeles
Clailam Bay
Harriman Road
Chicago, Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Milwaukee Road
Ozette Lake
Clallam County
Pacific Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Vancouver Island
Washington
Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Harriman-Milwaukee
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Harriman Company
Southern Pacific
John Z White on Initiative and Referendum in the Public
John Z White argues that initiative and referendum empower self government in any deliberative body. Without direct legislation the people risk gavel rule and thwarted wishes as shown by Chicago streetcar and Philadelphia cases. The piece defends these tools as essential to direct action by citizens.
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John Z. White
Chicago
Philadelphia
Publishers Indicted for Panama Canal Libel
Bench warrants were issued for Joseph Pulitzer Caleb M Van Hamm Robert H Lyman Delavan Smith and C R Williams on criminal libel charges over NY World Indianapolis News coverage of Panama Canal purchase irregularities. Indictments were returned by the federal grand jury in Washington with U S marshals and District Attorney Baker directing actions.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph Pulitzer
Caleb M. van Hamm
Robert H. Lyman
New York
New York World
Delavan Smith
C. R. Williams
Indianapolis News
Panama Canal
United States
Federal Grand Jury
United States Marchal
Baker
Theodore Roosevelt
William H
Indictments Named Taft Root Morgan and Others for Extradition
Indictments list Taft Elihu Root J Pierpoint Morgan Charles P Taft Douglas Robinson and W Nelson Cromwell as defendants. Copies served on Press Publishing Company via Otto Carmichael local rep. Certified copies to U S Commissioner Shields in New York for warrants and extradition hearings with possible appeals to federal courts and Supreme Court.
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United States Supreme Court
State Treasurer Pledges No Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Deposits
Olympia February 16 The State Treasurer John G Lewis declared he will not place state deposits in banks that bought Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition warrants He said deposits will go to banks chosen by the state board of finance with amounts determined by him He warned that exposition board members should have run for treasurer to influence deposits and noted renewed complaints from those banks about unfulfilled promises
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Olympia
John G. Lewis
Exposition Board
State of Washington
State Board of Finance
Fine Job Printing at Moderate Price
Abacdeen Merals offers quality printing services at reasonable rates, promising careful work and reliable turnaround for small orders and personal projects.
Senate fails to pass anti saloon local option bill in Washington
In Olympia on February 17 the Falconer McMasters anti saloon local option bill faced repeated 21 21 tie amendments and ended in a 22 to 20 defeat after Rosenhaupt Spokane sided with the amendments a split Senate debated the Nichols bill as a rival path with urban unit changes discussed amid a crowded chamber and partisan warnings of political consequences
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Spokane
Bill
Nichols
Olympia
Washington
Senate
Rosenhaupt
Friends of
Friends of the
Anti- Saloon League
Stevenson
Garfield County
Allen
King
Ruth
Thurston
House
Prohibition Bill Backed by Senator Cotterill at Floor Fight
Senator Cotterill from King County urged passage of the prohibition bill and delivered a moving closing peroration that stirred some senators to tears.
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Cotterill
King County
City Council Rejects Eight Hour Day Ordinance and Enacts Licenses
The city council defeated Councilman Wiley's eight hour day ordinance 7 to 5 after City Attorney Hogan said state law already provides the measure. Saloon licenses were granted to Griffin & Johnson and Weiss & McCracken. Street name swaps and leases were approved, and repairs and rates actions were directed or settled.
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Wiley
Hogan
Griffin & Johnson and Weiss & McCracken
Railroad Avenue
Bay Street
North Aberdeen Shingle Co
Adams Street
P. F. Hafferty
Water Committee
Writ of Mandamus Served on Hoquiam City Officers
A writ of mandamus was served at Hoquiam on the mayor and city council to appear in superior court and show cause why a special election should not be called. Returnable February 27, the action stems from ward four residents seeking C F Hill to fill a vacancy after L McTaggart’s resignation. the council elected J B Gillespie. A recall petition with 116 signatures was circulated but ignored, prompting the writ.
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J. B. Gillespie
Gillespie
State Good Roads Leader Urges Washington to Build Arterial Highways
Samuel Hill of Seattle addressed the Washington legislature urging a statewide system of arterial highways to prevent outmigration to British Columbia. He warned of road funding limits and proposed bond use for county lanes while opposing state bonding for roads.
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Olympia
Samuel Hill
Seattle
Washington State Good Roads Association
House and
Senate
Washington
British Columbia
Hill
Sayre
Pierce County
House
Tonkin and Taylor
King
Washion Island Commercial Club
Fisher
Clallam County
Paulhamus
Paulahmus
National Congress
Death of Mrs Parker of Olympia and Aberdeen ties
Mrs Addie C Parker wife of Captain Herbert Parker of Olympia died suddenly in Seattle on Tuesday aged 41 She was daughter of the late George Weatherwax of this city and a former Aberdeen resident Survived by husband a daughter in Indiana and two brothers Frank Weatherwax of Aberdeen and Leon J Weatherwax of Oklahoma
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Addie C. Parker
Herbert Parker
Olympia
Seattle
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