Calamity talk and economic views in 1908 editorial
The piece argues against calamity hype and cites 1908 depictions of labor unrest in Detroit Chicago New York and other cities. It notes Republican dominance then Payne Aldrich tariff and currency norms, contrasts with current depressions, and ends praising President Wilson’s stance toward Mexico and democracy.
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Detroit
Chicago Federation of Labor
Chicago
New York City
Central Federation Labor Union
New York
Colorado
Bulgaria
Philadelphia
Joseph Campbell
City of
Congress
Mason and Dixon
Iron Age declares steel industry turns corner this year
The Iron Age proclaims the steel and iron business has turned a corner and will be highly active and prosperous for the rest of the year. The outlook is framed as significant for the sector.
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The
Iron Age
Democratic convention in Seat tle gathers 900 delegates
The convention at the state Armory drew 900 delegates and hundreds of spectators in Seattle. Delegates shaped a declaration of party principles without boss control, with each delegate contributing from county committees, and discussions were constructive rather than acrimonious.
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Seattle
State Armory
Washington Democrats Endorse Progressive Platform
The Washington Democratic convention avoided reactionary debate and did not push a prohibition plank. The loudest discussion centered on federal child labor regulation, with many opposing appealing to Congress for laws within state power. Overall, the convention is praised as the best yet for the state party.
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Congress
Washington
Business Picking Up Amid Signs of Economic Recovery
The Detroit News notes rising business activity across sectors as editorials from Construction News cite improved conditions. Rail and steel firms express optimism with expanded mills, European dullness triggers liquidation, and a surge in gold demand reflects shifting international finances.
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Construction News
Chicago
E. P. Ripley
Atchison Railway
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Europe
London Times
United States
France
Detroit News
Democratic County Platform from Chehalis County
Owing to typographic errors in the county platform the declarations of the local democracy are re printed below. The platform praises Jefferson and Wilson, notes achievements of the national administration, lauds Governor Lister for tax relief, supports a constitutional convention, non partisan elections, secret primaries, and vows to keep appropriations in check while ensuring fair taxation.
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Chehalis County
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Ernest Lister
Washington
Lister
Dandy in Whitehaven Assembly Dresses In Silk and Pearls
A 1777 description notes a macaroni appearing at Whitehaven assembly rooms wearing a mixed silk coat pink satin waistcoat and breeches with silk netting and pearl buttons. He sports white silk stockings with pink clocks pink satin shoes and a mushroom colored stock with lace. Hair is piled high and studded with pearl pins.
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Macaroni
Whitehaven
Slums Use Simple Physical Discipline for Children
A Boston Transcript quotation notes residents of the slums rely on physical punishment to discipline their children. The exchange argues about attitudes toward harsh methods and whether theft of parenting is practiced or feared.
Cranks and Civic Faith Raise Questions on Elections
A writer argues about wealth inequality on Fifth Avenue and church raids, defends Bouck White as a serious critic educated at Harvard and Union Seminary, warns churches not to split, and urges greater citizen participation in elections while contemplating woman suffrage.
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Fifth Avenue
Woelfein
Bouck White
Harvard and
Union Seminary
Christian Church
Delicatessen breakfasts and marital happiness debated
A column argues unhappy marriages rise from reliance on delicatessen foods rather than home cooking. It claims men need hearty homelike breakfasts for vigor, urging wives to support husbands with prepared meals and shared household effort.
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New York
Wisest Course In Mexico Would Be to Blockade All Ports
A historical opinion argues the United States should blockade Mexican ports to suppress guerrilla warfare and stabilize Mexico. It estimates requiring 400000 troops for two to three years at about one million dollars daily, warning of disease and attrition but noting risks of public impatience and future resentment.
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United States Steel Corporation
America
God
Wilson
Philadelphia
Mexico
United States
Rio Grande
Republic
Panama Canal
Notable contrasts in American womanhood and European views
The piece contrasts American and European perceptions in 1880. It argues American women fostered a distinctive type of sensibility and that Americans, though generous, are frugal and civilized, countering European stereotypes of spendthrift luxury.
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Americ
Navy leadership and the Panama Canal strengthening fleets
A call for the United States to build the world’s largest navy to ensure global leadership. The Panama Canal would allow rapid fleet concentration on either coast, but the nation still needs a larger overall navy to guarantee defense on both coasts.
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United States
Panama Canal
Short Ballot Promotes Governor Appointed Officials
Officials elected by the people except the governor and lieutenant govern or all others should be appointed by the governor. The short ballot would concentrate responsibility and unite administration, mirroring the United States system where the president appoints cabinet and officials for efficiency.
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United States
Imperfect Humans and the Fate of Socialism
The author argues that only perfect selfless individuals could abolish egoism and make socialism unnecessary. Until people achieve such virtue socialism risks tyranny or failure, as liberty and happiness would be compromised or unattainable.
William of Germany and the Hohenzollern lineage
A New York American summarization notes that Emperor William of Germany bore the name William Hohenzollern. It traces the Hohenzollern house to the eleventh century with early counts Burchard and Wezel, who reportedly died in a party feud around 1061 during Henry IV's reign.
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William of
Knife and steak misquote sparks odd line in Boston Transcript
A clipped, humorous exchange appears in the Boston Transcript where a line about a burnt knife and a feathered steak is referenced. The dialog hints at a playful misunderstanding or misprint, capturing a quirky moment in the newspaper.
John F Myles Seeks Republican Nomination for County Assessor
John F Myles announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county assessor aiming for victory in the primary on September 8. The statement notes the party affiliation and campaign intention.
Local Election Candidacy Announcement for County Commissioner
A candidate announces seeking the Republican county commissioner seat in the upcoming primary on September 8. The statement notes party discipline and asks for support from voters in the local commissioner district.
Jerry A McGilicuddy Jr Seeks Re election as County Treasurer
Paid notice announces Jerry A McGilicuddy Jr as Democratic candidate for re election to Chehalis County Washington county treasurer subject to Democratic Primaries on September 8 1914 with no further details.
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Chehalis County
Washington
Jerry A. McGillicuddy, Jr
Birdwell Announces Bid for Chehalis County Clerk
W C Birdwell announces candidacy for Republican nomination for County Clerk of Chehalis County Washington. Primary election set for September 8 1914 and decision rests with voters.
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Chehalis County
Washington
W. C. Birdwell
McCaw Announces Candidacy for State Representative Seat
Paid advertisement declaring W. O. McCaw as a candidate for State Representative from the 29th District subject to the Republican primary on September 8 1914. The notice outlines candidacy and party affiliation.
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W. O. McCaw
Prosecution Official Faces Republican Primary Decision
The Prosecuting Attorney J E Stewart submits to the voters in the Republican Primary on September 8 1914 as the party decides the fate of the office. Stewart seeks renomination under party guidance in this historic electoral context.
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J. E. Stewart
Republican Nomination for County Clerk in 1914 Primary
The county clerk race lists Bessie M. Bacon as the Republican nomination subject to the September 8 1914 primary. The decision rests with Republican voters and party processes.
County Assessor Candidate Sherman Hoover Named
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican primary, Sherman Hoover.
Robertson declares Republican bid for Chehalis County Engineer
Geo D Robertson announces a Republican candidacy for the Chehalis County Engineer position subject to voters at the September 8 1914 primaries. The paid advertisement asserts the candidate’s intention to seek election and urges voter support.
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Chehalis County
Washington
Geo. D. Robertson
Physician CASS Announces Congressional Bid in Washington
To Democratic voters in Washington's Third District I announce my candidacy for Representative in Congress for the November election subject to the primary Voter action. Signed William E. Cass Vancouver Washington.
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Third
Sloan's Liniment Teaches Instant Neuralgia Relief
Advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment stops neuralgia and pain, soothing nerves and penetrating without rubbing. Endorsed by J R Swinger of Louisville and urged for common pains. available at druggists for 25c 60c and 1.00, with Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sores included.
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Sloan
J. R. Swinger
Louisville
Bucklen
Publisher's Notice on Missed Herald Deliveries
Subscribers who do not receive the Herald on Tuesday and Friday by 6 p m should call City Messenger Co at 73 to arrange immediate delivery of a copy. The publisher requests prompt contact to ensure service.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Christian Science Church Service and Reading Room Hours
Christian Science Church located on First Street near Broadway offers Sunday school at 10 o'clock and church service at 11 o'clock. Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock. Reading room at No 517 Finch building open daily 1:30 to 6:00 except Sundays.
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Christian Science Church
First Street
Broadway
Finch’ Building
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