Montesano Happenings and Local Notes
Montesano correpondence recounts variety of moved residents and local events. Miss Eastman, Miss Blanch Bodwell, and others visit relatives. Bob Ogburn camp news. ball game losses for Montesano. Prof White leaves band for Hoquiam. regional travel, dances, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Owens
Elma
Howard Winters
Chas. Sauers
Aberdeen
Blanch Bodwell
San Francisco
Francis Smith
Giles Quimby
Caldwell
South Bay
Clay Tumwalt
Eugene
Ore
Wilson
Tumwalt
Miller
Montesano
Geo. D. Scofield
Chae. Keller
Nome
North River
John D. Bennett
Aberdeen Hospital
Hoquiam
J. Pierson
Centralia
Washington Chemical Company
Pierson
Prof. White
Harter
J. M. Stratton
Gus
Bob Ogburn
Dawson
Alaska
Ogburn
Bob
Mrs. Ogburn
C. W. Yana
Westport
Gus Stratton
Chinese Invasion and Uprising Report Across Amur
English and Russian dispatches describe Chinese forces invading Amur in southwestern Siberia and burning Blagovestchensk. A Russian transport with munitions was seized and its escort killed. Li Hung Chang travels from Canton to Pekin to save ministers and seek peace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amur
Siberia
Blagovestchensk
Li Hung Chang
Canton
Pekin
Tai Yuen Fu
Washington
London
Sheng
Shanghai
Remey
Tien T'sin
Congress
Root
China
St. Petersburg
Chefoo
Tuan
Mukden
Sah Hei Kuan
Tien Tsin
Wei Hai Wei
Tsin Tau
Nankin
Sixteen to One and the Nation's Truth in a Speech
Hon James C Richardson outlines the sixteen to one issue in the 1896 style and the 1900 campaign. He argues the republic versus empire, attacks trusts and tariff policy, and calls for bimetallism and an American canal. He defends Monroe Doctrine and criticizes Republican restraint and policy reversals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Egypt
James Monroe
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Porto Rico
Washington
Bryan for President as Nation Faces Imperial Debates
A conclave speech critiques Republicans for imperialism in the Philippines and Cuba while opposing Democratic hesitancy. It argues for a bold, principled leadership and champion William J. Bryan of Nebraska as the fit presidential candidate.
Sapho to Be Staged at Acme Opera House Wednesday Eve
One of the season’s most talked about plays Sapho receives a presentable production by Australian players at the Metropolitan Theater with Miss George Elliott in the title role. Critics note earnest acting from Herbert Jones Alec Cochrane and strong support from Madge Corcoran Annie Girard and Madame Hottena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oregonian
Sapho
Daudet
Herbert Jones
Uncle Caraire
Miss Elliott
Alec Cochrane
Jean Gaussin
Madge Corcoran
Aunt Divonne
Francine
Annie Girard
Madame Hottena
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County News
Herald
H. M. Sutton
Seattle
Burrows
Eastman
Ocosta
L. L. Trask
Julia Esmond
Tacoma
D. H. Mullen
Swazy
Broad Street
Edmund Smith
New Whatcom
the Herald
Jack O’donnell
Olympia
Christian Church
Talmadge
Fannie Early
Guesie Martin
E. C. Kibbe
Main Street
Elma Rabbit Park
Morgan
Satsop
Chronicle
M. E
Daisy Smith
Nettie Watson
Miss Smith
Eima
Columbia Hall
Electric Light Company
John Palmer
Grays Harbor
John
Dr. Blair
Mable Jolley
Vancouver
Wash
Will Jolley
Mabie
O. H. Pearson
Elmo
Centralia Boys
Benny Beckwor H
Adolph Ponischil
Chicago
J. F. Soule
Cohassett Beach
Tilly
Washingtonian
F. T. Lenfesty
W. Jr. Kehoe
Bernice Boyd
Baptist Church
L. W. Ross
Donald M. Brookman
St. David’s Chapel
P. Hall
Dr. Pierce
C. A. Snow & CO
Washington, D.C
James C. Richardson
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Sotgtcegy
AAVVO
J. Harris & Sons
Aberdeen, Wash
United States
Philippine Islands
New York City
Secretary of the Treasury
War Department
Cuba
Party of Liberty
Great Britain
Republic
Pompey
Acme Opera House
Herato Printery
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