Supreme Court Justice Brewer Attacks Roosevelt at New York Banquet
A New York dispatch reports Associate Justice Brewer of the United States Supreme Court delivering a speech on Public Office into Public Opinion at a New York banquet. He criticizes Roosevelt and mob rule, warns that public opinion can shape legislation, and urges adherence to constitutional limits.
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Ustice
Supreme Court
New York
Brewer
Pited States Supreme Court
New York City
New York Dispatch
Tonyton Herald
Roosevelt
E Brewer
Sevelt
Hughes
Bryan Stronger Than Ever Says Wellman in Senate Debate
Houston Post reports Walter Wellman of the Chicago Record-Herald argues Bryan is not easy to defeat and is stronger than before. He notes Bryan attracts broad support among plain people and independents, while southern conservatives may oppose only on policy details.
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Washington
Chicago Record-Herald
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Maeges
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Gray
Judge Harmon
Taft
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Texas
Woman Held Prisoner by Ex Husband Released
After two weeks confined in her home with three children and barred from neighbors, Mrs. H. B. Hackett was freed by police and taken to Aberdeen to stay with relatives. Hackett, who had sued for divorce, allegedly threatened and imprisoned his wife and guarded the house with a gun. Authorities were alerted by neighbors.
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Huseband
H. B. Hackett
Aberdeen
Hackett
Bryan’s Jackson Day Speeches Highlight Democratic Morality
W. J. Bryan delivered two Jackson Day speeches in Omaha and Chicago. He framed democracy as equal rights for all and special privileges to none, linking tariff, railroad, and trusts to the fight for moral leadership. He argued moral justice should guide policy and politics, asserting Bryan’s leadership and public trust.
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Bryan
Omaha
Chicago
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Gray's Harbor Aberdeen Herald Hap Penings Transcript
A twice a week transcript from Gray's Harbor Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald lists local happenings and brief notices. The notice details publication frequency and pricing with stated rates and advance price.
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Gray’s Harbor
Aberdeen
Herald
Lumbermen Meet Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Convene Officers Elected
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association held a largely attended meeting in Elkshall. Everett G. Griggs of Tacoma was re-elected president for a sixth term while C F White Seattle. W B Mack Aberdeen. E G Ames Port Gamble. C E Patten Seattle. C C Bronson Seattle were named vice presidents and treasurer respectively. A new board of trustees was chosen including R L McCormick Tacoma and others from Tacoma Everett Hoquiam Vancouver B C Port Blakeley and Bellingham. Executive and cargo committees were formed with named members and subcommittees for transportation grades statistics and other duties.
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E. J. Palmer
C. E. Patten
A. A. Baxter
E.G. Ames
G. H. Emerson
Everett G. Griggs
R. H. Alexander
W. B. Mack
J. W. Eddy
R. B. Dwyer
J. F. Iven
W. R. Macfarlane
F. J. Wood
W. P. Fowle
E. Nickerson
W. H. Bonner
W. R. Cartier
Norwegian Workman Killed on Wishkan River Bridge
Gaston Adolph Lileng a 24 year old Norwegian workman on the Wishkan river railroad bridge fell Saturday morning from the upper chord striking a timber and sank instantly. His body was recovered from the river bottom near the fall site. His brother Cornelius also worked on the bridge and a Tacoma sister survives. The body was shipped to Tacoma for burial accompanied by his brother.
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Gaston Adolph Lileng
Wishkan
Norway
Cornelius
Tacoma
Bowes & Randolph
The Herald Claims Twofold Triumph in Distancing The Crowd
A terse note from The Herald reports a double victory or positive reception, indicating broad reader approval and boosted morale for the publication. The item highlights sustained interest and favorable reception across two successive weeks.
Bryan's Courage Boosts His Presidential Prospects
The Spokane Spokesman-Review argues W. J. Bryan's bold honesty explains his rising popular support among Democrats and hints he is the likely Democratic nominee. It notes Bryan's Frankfort KY remarks and the postponement of a national leaders conference as supporting signs.
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W. J. Bryan
Spokane
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Hardihood
United States
New York
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Fast Relief
Do not ignore a bad cough or cold for risk of chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Chamberlains Cough Remedy offers prompt relief and has gained wide use across the United States and abroad. Evans Drug Co. sells it.
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United States
Evans Drug Co
Gridiron Club Dinner Hosts Presidential Circle in Willard Hall
Washington January 25. The Gridiron club held its twenty third annual winter dinner in the Willard hotel ballroom described as a grand political rally and barbecue. Aspirants to the presidency were in attendance including Roosevelt Fairbanks Gray Cannon Harmon Knox and others. A tribute was paid to Charles Emory Smith and speakers included Roosevelt Fairbanks Bryan Gray Ade Cannon Williams Knox Root Hengelmuller and Bishop Satterlee.
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Washington, D. C
Willard House
Gridiron Club
New Willard Hotel
William J. Uryan
Charles Warren Fairbanks
George Gray
Joseph G. Cannon
Judson D. Harmon
United
Phil
Court Journal
Charles Emory Smith
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
W. J. Bryan
Gray
George Ade
Cannon
John Sharp Williams
City Elections Primary Filing Window and Early Declarations
The city primary is set for March 10 with filings due by February 8. Three filings reported for clerk and Fifth ward council, while parties like Citizens and Republicans loom. intra party tensions arise over national politics's influence on city affairs. The Herald notes Republicans oppose national politics in city races.
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F, Clark
E, F. Jones
Harry L. Green
Fifth Ward
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