Congress Postpones Work as Debates Slow Progress
Special Correspondent reports Washington gridlock as committees lag on appropriation bills. Senate debate focuses on reforms, treasury actions, and cabinet rumors amid factional fights. Hearst independent move looms, with potential impacts on Taft Roosevelt splits and Democratic unity.
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United States Army
United States
Committee On Rules
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Culberson
Treasury Department
Wall Street
Cortelyou
Bonaparte
Roosevelt-Taft
Knox- Hughes
Roosevelt
Taft
Knox
Fairbanks
la Follette
National Committee
Taft Corral
Pure Food Law Clarifies Drug Labeling
Secretary Wilson cites the law to inform consumers about harmful drugs in medicines and require labeling of chloroform opium morphine and habit forming substances. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claims no such drugs and the label now confirms this. Evans Drug Co. offers it for sale.
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Wilson
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
City Council Adopts Routine Edicts and Elections Plan
City council approves polling places and officers for a March primary city election. The library board gains control of Carnegie Library plans with a 15,000 dollar cost questioned. Street improvements, sewer and water work, license transfer, and tax transcription are ordered or referred for action.
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Heron Street
Monroe
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J. C. Hansen
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Division Street
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Demeree & Knudson
J. H. Pettinger
O. K
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Broadway
Victor Keckonen
A. Hoffman
B Street
Market
Second
Wishkah
Alder
Mies Ruth Townsend
South
Aberdeen
South Aberdeen
Judiciary Committee
Good Roads Lecture Prompts County Meeting at Grand Theater
A Chehalis county rally at the Grand Theater invites all residents to hear Samuel Lancaster of the University of Washington discuss good roads. Speakers include Samuel Hill Mayor France and G M Powell as plans to open western Chehalis County and connect homesteads with interior areas are outlined.
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New York
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Independent League
West
New York Journal
Hearst
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
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New Jersey
Indiana
Illinois
Maryland
Kentucky
Missouri
Mr. Bryan
Robert Miller
Chehalis County
Samuel ©. Lancaster
University of Washington
Samuel Hill
State Association
France
G. M. Powell
Chehalis
Lame Shoulder Cured By Pain Balm Trial
Mrs. F. H. McElwee of Boistown New Brunswick reports relief after using Chamberlain Pain Balm for a shoulder pain caused by rheumatism. Evans Drug Co. sells the remedy. The Herald publishes this advertiser’s note.
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Boistown
New Brunswick
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Signpainter's oath and wry scraps from a readers column
A collected mock-essay of jokes and quips by Sue F. Vernon touching life, morals, editors, taxes, marriages, and public figures. It riffs on theater lines, sermons, and social foibles, with antediluvian humor about editors and ships of state.
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A. D. Wood
J. &. Ingram
Wm. Irvine
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J. C. Pearson
M. A. Brachvogel
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A. L. Sylvey
Roy Barker
John H. Hendricke
Anderson & Middleton
A. H. Newell
M. M. Bacon
Charles Pate Nude
T. B. Darrah
Carl Lindstrom
Fifth Ward
City Hall
J. B. Elston
Jos. Empey
F. K. Drake
S. A. Randolph
W. M. Melrose
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House On
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Hoodroads Meeting
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