Control of Trusts and Local Action Urged by Olympian Voice
The Daily Olympian argues state enactments can curb trusts better than broad national laws and recalls Justice Harlan’s warning on concentrated markets. It urges citizens to push home improvement and trade, urging people to invest locally and support public projects. It notes west coast cedar shingle output may fall after mills close for two weeks, boosting prices, and favoring a manufacturers association to benefit all along the supply chain.
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Herald of Chehalis County Official Paper for Grays Harbor
Aberdeen Washington weekly publication notes official status for Chehalis County. The Herald claims oldest paper title on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in the county.
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War-weary volunteers resist reenlistment for Philippines
Washington dispatch reports that despite travel pay incentives nearly 600 per reenlistee, only enough volunteers from eighteen regiments in the Philippines can form two full regiments. General Wilson praised Col. James Hamilton Lewis, while critics accuse the Republican party of surrendering policy to bondholders and trust interests and warn of a future where criminals and liquor interests shape law.
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Bryan Attacks Gold Democrats and GOP Platforms
The Portland era item cites Hon W J Bryan’s blunt remarks at a New York banquet criticizing silver Republicans who split from the party at St Louis for attempting to write GOP platforms. The piece also notes legal friction with a recent justice court precinct rule and critiques imperial censorship and trust manipulation, mentioning Aberdeen and Puget Sound trade routes.
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St. Louis
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Tacoma Sun
Memorial Services Honor Deceased Vets and Local Choir
Card of Thanks details George Crook Post No 63 May 30 1899 resolutions of thanks to Rev Oscar A Smith for patriotic memorial sermon Rev H L Crawford for Decoration Day address and appreciation for choir and floral tributes. Also thanks to church committees and Aberdeen citizens for grave decorations and memorial services. Also comments on women’s overwork and a plug for Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and local printing services.
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Oscar A. Smith
H. L. Crawford
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G. 5. Thomas
Aberdeen
CG. P. Ll, Roberts
Through Tourist Cars to Kansas City
The Northern Pacific and Burlington Railroads establish a twice weekly tourist car line from Seattle to Kansas City. Travelers can board at any Washington Idaho or Montana point along the main line and travel through without changes. Cars depart Tacoma and Seattle on Monday and Friday, reaching Lincoln St Joseph and Kansas City the following Thursday and Monday. Connections at Lincoln link to Omaha Peoria Chicago and St Louis. Berths and tickets available at NP ticket offices.
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Durability and health aid through Hoods Sarsaparilla
Readers share testimonials on Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming improved health. A Kansas mother reports her son recovering from scrofula and erysipelas after sixteen months with doctors, and a Washington mother notes weight gain and renewed energy after use. A Paterson NJ mother cites eczema relief for her two year old.
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Illinois Court Rules Cider Intoxicating, Upholds Decision
An Illinois court rules that cider is intoxicating and should not be overruled. The ruling notes a tag from old fashioned hard cider is deemed a holy terror in the case.
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McKinley Halts Conflict With General Miles
President McKinley and his secretary of war decide to end the pursuit of General Miles, signaling they have exhausted all options and will halt further action.
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Miles
Republican stance against trusts likened to Satan quoting Scripture
A political observer likens the Republican Party's denunciation of trusts to Satan quoting scripture, framing the attack as a double-edged moral rebuke rather than a clear policy stance. The metaphor underscores the era's tension between reform rhetoric and political rhetoric.
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