Trust Problem and Kansas City Platform Proposals
The Commoner analyzes how trusts push state sovereignty to resist federal anti trust actions. It cites Mr Baer of the coal trust urging state led battle and endorses the Kansas City platform to curb private monopolies while preserving state rights with a licensing system for corporations.
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Baer
Coal Trust
New York
Pennsylvania Society
Congress
Washington
Mr. Baer
United States
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Salt Trust
Supreme Court
Kansas City Platform
Free United States wall maps offer from Illinois Central Railroad
The Illinois Central Railroad office in Portland Oregon offers free mounted wall maps of the United States Cuba and Porto Rico enlarged mailed for ten cents postage prepaid. Also notes address for correspondence about east or west travel. The second item promotes Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with Testimonial and a free trial bottle offer from Smits Drug Co.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Portland
Oregon
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
St. Paul
Omaha
St. Louis
B. H. Trumbull
Third Street
O. H. Downes
Churubusco
Ind
Smits Drug Co
Names That Carry The Name Of Travel And Scenic Lines
A marketing note contrasts Shakespearean phrases with railroad branding. It highlights Columbia River scenery on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. and the Portland-Chicago Special across multiple lines. It invites readers to contact G P A L Craig in Portland and T P A J Nagen in Seattle for travel arrangements.
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Shakespeare
Juliet
Columbia River
Utah
Ogden
Salt Lake
U.S. L. Ry
Cheyenne
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Portland
Chicago
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
Oregon Short Line
Orther Esa
L. Craig
Oregon
J.r.nagen
T. P
Firat Ave
Seattle
Wash
Advertised Letters Uncalled For at Aberdeen Post Office
Week ending January 6 1903 uncalled letters list includes W F Baker Marvin Colberteson Tillie Dalis Crist Evanson E Evans Mrs Katie Haskell Mrs W E Hastings J W Jenkins William Murray Alex Molony Pete Markham H O Newcom H H Pressey L Porter Rose J H Rice Mia Carrie Rice Mrs Bertham Sholte Rusker Smith Edward Wilson Mrs M T Wright Mrs E J Nesper Karl W Persons calling for these letters please say Advertised R P Campseay P M Nielson B Norton John
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Aberdeen
Baker
W.F. Esq. Coherd
Marvin Colberteson
Tillie Dalis
Crist Evanson
Capt. E. Evans
Katie Haskell
W. E. Hastings
J.W Jenkins
William Murray
Alex. McGuire
Pete Molony
William Markham
Clarence O ’ Newcom
H. H. Pressey
L. Porter Fish Co
Rose
J. H. Rice
Mia
Carrie Rice
Bertham Sholte
Rusker Smith
Edward Wilson
M. T. Wright
E.J. Nesper
Karl W
R. P. Campseay
P. M
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised by City Water Works Supt
Henry D. Baldwin of Shullsburg Wisconsin reports trying many liniments before using Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism and pains. He calls it the best liniment on earth and notes prices of 25c 50c and 1.00 at W. B. Paine & Co.
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Henry D. Baldwin
City Water Works
Shullsburg
Wis
Ballard
W. B. Paine & Co
Chehalis County Notes From Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
Chehalis County notes report Miss Frankie McGillicuddy visiting Mrs. H. E. Swank in the city. Plans for Odd Fellows hall progress with a likely large building. Everett's J. W. Dunn seeks a site for a first class steam laundry. Hoquiam Iron Works head F. L. Morgan visits from Oregon to handle firm business. Miss Frances Soule visits her parents in Tacoma during holiday recess. Peter Autzen, Hoquiam businessman, is ill with typhoid fever at St. David's hospital, improving per physicians. New steam laundry, machine shop, four mills, canning factory, brick and tile works, new general store, and a hundred dwellings seen as Hoquiam prospects. Mrs. Dr. Rossiter departs for San Francisco and then East to live with relatives. An elaborate New Year party hosted by H. P. Allbright reflects high social merit. Mourant & Watson contractors anticipate a busy year with many contracts and daily inquiries for building work.
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Frankie McGillicuddy
H. E. Swank
J. W. Dunn
Everett
F. L. Morgan
Hoquiam Iron Works
Oregon
Frances Soule
Tacoma
John Soule
Peter Autzen
St. David’s Hospital
Hoquiam
Dr. Rossiter
San Francisco
H. P.allbright
Mourant & Watson
Local notes from Elma and Montesano area
A six month old baby of Luther Byles of Elma died last Saturday. Cay Marcy leaves Monday for Vashon college to resume studies in pharmacy. Miss Alta Mason of San Francisco visits her sister Mrs. F W Byles. Mrs. Norman McDonald and children tarried from Hoquiam to visit Mrs. Mary Medccalf. S G Simmons plans to open a Racket store in the former hardware building. J N Baker returns to South Bend after home visit to serve as head millwright for a lumber firm. H S Shorey, government inspector at the Grays Harbor jetty, bought the house and lot at Spruce and East Third streets for 450 dollars from Mrs. J Garrison. sale handled by Agent Moore.
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Luther Byles
Elma
Cay Marcy
Vashon College
Alta Mason
San Francisco
F. W. Byles
Norman McDonald
Hoquiam
Mary Medccalf
S. G. Simmons
J.N. Baker
South Bend
H. S. Shorey
Grays Harbor
Montesano
Wm. Coyner
Moore
Christmas gathering at Distler residence draws many visitors
The Distler home hosted a German Christmas tree display with numerous attendees enjoying the scenes. Alex Dougan led a new year salute as whistles and bells sounded while Dynamite Jim led a lively front display. Court King of the Forest Foresters of America plan weekly meetings at Cosmopolis AOW hall to replace Odd Fellows hall. Otto Beilke dressed as an Indian chief performing a tomahawk exhibition. C L Thuresson, injured at G H C Co mill, registered to vote in Cos mopolis fall election aged 25. father James Thuresson resides in Lockport New York.
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Alex Dougan
Jim
C. L. Thuresson
Cosmopolis
James Thuresson
Lockport
New York
THE NEW COUNCIL MESSES FURNISHES TRANSFER OF POWER
The outgoing body, led by Mayor Anstie, met Tuesday to close affairs while the new council, with Mayor West, took seats and accepted the transition with a calm ceremony. Committee assignments were announced including Finance, Police, Judiciary, Streets, Health, Wharves, and Public Buildings with members listed for each minority and majority side.
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Anstie
Mayor West
Sherwood, Leitch, Fuller
Water, Fire and Light
Johnston, Lindstrom, Ladue
Lindstrom, Morgan, Leitch
Sherwood, Lindstrom, Morgan
Streste
Morgan, Fuller, Johnston
Fuller
Ladue
Johnston
Leitch
Sherwood
Lindstrom
Labor Federation Endorses sweeping reform agenda
At its convention the State Federation of Labor backed bills to limit railroad work hours, curb contagious disease spread in public buildings, allow damages for negligence causing death, require circuit breakers and safe gaps in electrical lines, empower personal representatives in fatal negligence cases, regulate steam engine safety, back woman suffrage, ban under 18 drivers, mandate weekly paydays, and urge an eight hour public work law. It also authorized outreach to U S senators for support.
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State Federation of Labor
Congress
Senate
United States
Federation
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Daily users seek Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns scalds cuts and bruises plus ulcers eruptions and boils. The ad claims pain relief and skin healing for assorted conditions and markets Smits Drug Co. as the sale point offering 25 cents for a tin.
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Bucklen
Smits Drug,Co
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Geo. J. Wolff
I. Harris & Sons
Emil Pfund
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Douglas and Florsheim Shoes
Cutler
Geo. Fisher
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Gray Harbor
Norm & Harting
Golden Rule Grocery Co
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Market Streets
Yakima Produce
G. W. Coons
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Aberdeen Grocery Co
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