Leadership and Money Power in The Commoner Debate
The piece defends William Jennings Bryan against critics from The Springfield Republican and defends populist monetary reform. It argues that editors misunderstand the money question, defends Kansas City platform principles, and asserts leadership comes from principled stance, not self interest, praising Jefferson and opposing Wall Street influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Gold
Springfield
Kansas City Platform Democrats
Mammon
Republican
America
Wall Street
United States
Congress
John G. Carlisle
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Hanna
McKinley
le Husfhile
Cleveland
New Jersey
Christ
Chicago
Jefferson
Jackson
Jfferson
Ife
Gladstone
Everett Appointed Fruit Inspector in County Board Meeting
The county board adjourned to July 6 after approving liquor licenses for Summit and Westport, naming A. Everett as trust inspector, and appointing I. N. Harding as Elma justice. Bids for bridges opened, county printing awarded to Vidette, and several tax rebates and road matters discussed. A town incorporation for Oakville was rejected and officials prepared for close fire season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
van Burgen & Philbrick
Summit
W. H. Abel
EF. L. Wade
Abel
A. ©. Everett
J. R. Zumwalt
Westport
I. N. Harding
Elma
E. H. Briscoe
Hoquiam
J. W. Hall
Williame
Cedar Creeks
H. D. Chapman
Chepalis
Hamilton Gulch Bridge
R. F. Lytle
County Grobe
Stearns and
Purcell
Town of
Oakville
Davis
Sinclair
Archer
Florence Glover
Pulman
Montesano
KK. E. Hegg
State Board of Health
J. H. Cooper
Treasuer
HL. Weinhardt
Piles Tenders Sought for Aberdeen River Work
Wanted tenders for 1500 piles with option of 2000 more. Piles must be 20 feet long and butt 14 inches, sound timber, delivered to Wishkaly or Chehatis river within Aberdeen city limits. Delivery to begin within ten days of contract signing and continue rapidly. Bond of 40 dollars required. Bids by mail due Tuesday morning June 9, 1903 to Grays Harbor Power and Light Co. Aberdeen, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishkaly
Chehatis
Aberdeen
Grays Thannon Powrnn Ligave Co
Wash
Notice to the Public 1903 Carpenters Union boycott
Notice from Carpenters Union No. 888 dated June 4 1903 declaring a boycott on any building involving J F Stranahan for unfair refusal to work and stating plans or involvement in such projects. Signed by union officers. Also ads for sending the Semi Weekly Herald and wedding rings from Goluman's Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Union
J. F. Stranahan
Stranahan
L. L., Alexander
Aberdeen Contractors Refuse Plans From Unfair Stranacan
Local contractors in Aberdeen refuse to work on plans and specifications by J. F. Stranacan citing unfair labor practices. The city water will be shut Sunday through Tuesday nights June 7 8 9 from 6 p m to 4 a m to sluice the pond and repair the dam pumping station. Andrew Seaman Superintendent Pub Works Take the Best. The Semi Weekly Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
J. F. Stranacan
James Carter
J. R. Cross
Lucas & Bean
Creech Bros
N.A. Springer
W. H. White
A. P. White
John Anderson
F. 8
Pierce
Andrew Seaman
Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Bryan
Springfield Republican
Price Baking Powder CO
Onigago
OUR
A. C. Everett
Lee
Mills
Seattle
Bills Board
Uman’s
Geo. J.wolff
Hurral
GEO. Fisher’s
Douglas and Florshem Shoes
0. N. Sullivan
Tod 1
Majestic
Ohio
C. E. Pinckney Soe
Joan Twtanson
Merchant Failor
Jbao
Blue Flame Oil Stores
General Hardware
Heron ST. ‘el
ABC Genemian King
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