Foraker Suits Them A Bristling Review Of The Boom
The Spokane Spokesman-Review critiques Senator Foraker of Ohio and Morgan aligned forces. It argues Morgan’s organs back Roosevelt’s rivals while Foraker attacks reform, urging readers to see a Wall Street driven bid for the presidency. The piece cites Cleveland speech criticisms and Hanna tribute.
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Harper
J. Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt
Taft
Foraker
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Morgan
Cleveland
Harriman
Rockefeller
Hill
New York
Wall Street
Mark Hanna
Hanna
United States
Morgan and
Spokane
Pure Food Law Acknowledges Harmful Drug Disclosure
Secretary Wilson cites the Pure Food Law as requiring clear labeling of chloroform opium morphine and other habit forming drugs. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy labeled free of these substances and praised as safe effective and longstanding. Evans Drug Co. sells it.
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Wilson
Evans Drug Co
Troops Stay in Goldfield to Allow Nevada Police Prep
The House Labor Committee and President Roosevelt agree troops will remain in Goldfield Nevada for a reasonable time to let the state legislature organize a force to perform police functions. Governor Sparks had requested time and Roosevelt issued the permission via telegram. A committee resolution seeks full correspondence and reports on the matter.
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Wasmxarox
D. C
Nevad
House Committee On Labor
Garedener
Rogevelt
Gardener
Goldfield
Roosevelt
Sparks
Nevada
The Schubert Club Elects Officers and Plans Feb Concert
The Schubert Musical club has permanent organization with President W R Macfarlane and officers Jean Moody secretary E B Crary treasurer J F Richards director and trustees Emil Pflund H D Warren W C Gregg H M Cook Lora Leonard Deborah Carr. Dues are 25 cents monthly for active members and 1 dollar fee. associates pay 5 dollars per year. Forty subscriptions of ten dollars each were received for the guarantee fund. A February concert will feature part songs and about 90 members will sing. Miss Suzane Baker will sing solo parts and attend the club's wing event on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert Musical Club
W. R. Macfarlane
P. J. Perry
Jean Moody
E. B. Crary
J. F. Richards
Emil Pflund
H. D. Warren
W. C. Gregg
H. M. Cook
Lora Leonard
Deborah Carr
Suzane Baker
Do Not Let Coughs Turn Serious Warns Ad
A public notice urges prompt treatment of coughs and colds to prevent bronchitis or pneumonia. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick relief and notes its nationwide distribution and proven cures. Evans Drug Co. sells it.
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United States
Evans Drug Co
Water Front Shipping Movements Report
The brig Geneva sails for San Francisco from Hart-Wood mill and is loading there. The schooner E B Jackson loads at Wilson mill for Callao. Steamer Svea departs Wilson Bros mill for San Francisco. Watson A West ties at Slade mill awaiting orders. W J Patterson rests at American mill awaiting orders. A J West on marine ways for cleaning and painting. A B Johnson loading at Wilson mill for San Francisco.
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Geneva
Hart-Wood Mill
San Francisco
E. B. Jackson
Wilson Mill
Callao
Svea
Wilson Bros
Watson A. West
Slade Mill
W. J. Patterson
American Mill
A. J. West
A. B. Johnson
Stomach Trouble Cure Praised by Edina Man
Mr J P Klote of Edina Missouri says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured his stomach trouble and are more beneficial than any other remedy he used. For sale by Evans Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
J. P. Klote
Edina, Mo
Evans Drug Co
Doctor vs Editor in a Money Driven World
A sharp comparison mocks doctors and editors, arguing doctors chase money while editors seek truth and integrity. The speaker contrasts education, inflation, and social standing, noting editors endure lawsuits and debt to tell the truth whereas doctors profit from patients and pills.
dissolution of partnership at Hall and Hill linotypers
The firm Hall and Hill linotypers has been dissolved by mutual consent. E. D. Hall will continue the business, assume all outstanding indebtedness, and collect all accounts due the firm. Signed E. D. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall & Hill, Linotypers
E. D. Hall
Embroidery Sale Opens at Wolff Store for Ladies
The Wolff establishment conducts its annual Embroidery sale opening Wednesday January v2d. Ladies of the Harbor anticipate the event as Wolff features a fine line of embroideries imported directly from St Gal Switzerland.
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Geo. J. Wolff
Fever Sores and Skin Ailments Advised Care
An advertisement extols Cham berlain's Salve to keep fever sores and chronic sores in healthy condition. It claims no superior for the purpose and also suits chapped hands sore nipples burns and skin diseases. Evans Drug is selling the salve.
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Evans Drug
Rease
Rail schedule changes delayed for Olympia line
At a conference with W C Albee and Webb Sater, Dr P H Carlyon said morning trains on the Olympia and Grays Harbor branch will not be restored until business warrants it. A two week wait will bring a new card with two afternoon trains at 12 25 p m and 1 p m to meet in Olympia around 11 25 to 11 30 a m, aiding mail service but leaving morning access to Olympia limited.
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Jesse S. Jones
State Railroad Commission
W.C. Albee
Webb Sater
Northern Pacific
P. H. Carlyon
Olympia
State House
Annual Ball Shines Under High School Athletic Association
The second annual ball of the High School Athletic Association lit up the gym Friday evening. Chaperones Mee dames Arthur Wilson C. S. Weather wax W. W. Hart I R Weatherwax and C R Reid oversaw the event with marked success. Assistants Miss Ida Thompson Miss Helen Schneider and Messrs Good bar Jones Alfred Hart and Ralph Faulk ner helped ensure guests enjoyed a special evening.
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High School Athletic Association
Meedames Arthur Wilson
C. S. Weatherwax
W. W. Hart
I. R. Weatherwax
C. R. Reid
Ida Thompson
Helen Schneider
Messie
Goodbar Jones
Alfred Hart
Ralph Faulkner
Herald Printery Satisfied Patrons Advertise Wide Range
A lengthy display of customer testimonials highlights versatile printing services from car tickets to full sheet posters. The Herald Printery invites potential clients to plan their next print job with confidence.
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Herald Printery
The Gold Flood and Its Problems
An excerpt from the American Review of Reviews argues that rising prices reflect a gold surplus driven by cheaper ore production. It cites annual gold output growth from 1700 to 1907 and Rockefeller’s remark on overproduction, warning of rapid currency depreciation and a looming financial crisis.
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Wall
Frederick Upham Adams
John D. Rockefeller
J. Pease Norton
American Review of Reviews
Lumber Mills Ready To Restart Operations
Mills at Wyncodie Lumber Shingle and Sunset Shingle will start on regular time with full crews. Montesano Lumber & Mfg Co plans full operation by month’s start as Man ager E K Bishop returns from California. Chas Clemona to hire readily and resume all four camps. Vidette report.
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Wyncodie Lumber Shingle Company
Sunset Shingle Company
George W. Ninemire
Montesano Lumber & Mfg. Co
Montesano
E. K. Bishop
California
Chas. H. Clemona
School Directors Meet for Montesano Consultation Saturday
County Supt. Eldridge Wheeler calls all Chekalie county school directors to Montesano High School on Saturday February 8 for a statewide law required meeting. L L Benbow and H B Dewey will discuss school architecture finances and duties with an open invitation to all interested in public school welfare.
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Eldridge Wheeler
Chekalie County
Montesano
L. L. Benbow
Puget Sound University
H. B. Dewey
State Department
Wheeler
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