Roosevelt stampede at Republican Convention headlines
Chicago June 17 the second day of the Republican National Convention featured a Roosevelt demonstration that ignited the Coliseum. Senator Lodge led a stirring session while debates over representation and platform issues delayed proceedings hoping for an all night session.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Coliseum
Senator Lodge
Burrows
Fulton
Oregon
National Committee
Boodwalter
Indiana
Lodge
New England
United States
Teddy
Behalf of the People Blames the Beef Trust
The Omaha World Herald notes that from April last year to this April the beef trust raised prices to wholesalers by 29 percent while packers paid farmers only 13 percent, gouging the public with almost 125 percent of the increase. Congressman Hitchcock highlights trusted price fixing and the press calls for federal enforcement.
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Beef Trust
Garfield
Hitchcock
House
Omaha Bee
Republican Party
Congress
Powder Trust
Paper
The
Bee
Omaha World- Herald
Double Wedding At Speer Home In Hoquiam Area
A double wedding occurred yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs E R Speer 308 North D street Miss Evelyn M Speer and Harold B Downs of Tacoma and Miss Ethel A Speer and Jesse A West of Raymond were wed by Rev E R Prichard The West couple will live in Raymond and the Downs pair in Hoquiam.
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E. R. Speer
North
D Street
Evelyn M. Speer
Harold B. Downs
Tacoma
Ethel A. Speer
Jesse A. West
Raymond
E. R. Prichard
West
Downs
Hoquiam
Fine Job Printing At Moderate Prices
Gerald Printery offers affordable printing services with a focus on quality and value for small businesses and individuals seeking reliable and economical print runs.
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Gerald Printery
County commissioners adjourned session actions noted
The board met in adjourned session with all members present. Licenses discussed include saloon for Alex Castrino in Westport. They fixed July 6 to hear the Fry survey and considered road routes near Wishkah river and Chehalis Thurston line. Contracts awarded for painting, road work, and graveling. resignations and new constable appointments finalized. The session adjourned sine die. next meeting July 6.
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Board of County Commissioners
Alex Castrino
Westport
Castrino
N. O. Fry
Wishkah
Snellman
Chehalis
Thurston
Thurston County
A. D. Wood and
Steznel
T. F. Brown & Co
Allred & James
Snellman Road
Wishkah River
Hayes & Hayes Bank
Sat
Victor Anderson
Moclips
Nathan O. Fry
Cosmopolis
A. R. Luke
Henry Hunter
Oakville
Franklin School Eighth Grade Examinations and Certificates
Eighth grade examinations closed in city schools with forty students receiving High School admission certificates. The Franklin school program in Room 21 featured a chorus and multiple performances under Miss Minnie M. Cogger and Prof. P. A. Williams, with Supt. H. M. Cook and Rev. F. W. Greene among presenters.
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Franklin School
Minnie M. Cogger
P. A. Williams
Susie Williams
Waldren Weatherwax
Ruth Medcalf
Margret Fraser
Maggie McNamara
Amanda Se
Aberdeen champions edge Butte 2 0 in Seattle
In Seattle on June 16 the Aberdeen champions defeated Butte 2 to 0 in a clean scientific game. Stub Spencer homered in the second inning driving in Fitzgerald who reached on a second base hit. Cartwright nearly saved another ball, while Irby snagged a near homer on a close play.
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Seattle
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Fitz
Cartwright
Spencer
Haif
Irby
Teddy Bears Aftermath in Seattle
The loss of the Kansas batteship mascot bear and a letter from Alexander Peters to Mayor Miller spurred a flood of offers from bear owners. Captors across the Pacific Northwest promise new mascots, with letters arriving daily and plans to ship bears to city hall for inspection. The mayor faces the prospect of crowded reception rooms and hallways filled with bear cages and cubs.
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Seattle
Kansas
Strait of
Juan de Fuca
Alexander Peters
Miller
Pacific Northwest
O B S Members from Aberdeen Attend Grand Chapter Meeting
A group from Aberdeen totals a number of O B S members in attendance at the Grand Chapter of the order convened yesterday. Names include Mr and Mrs John G Lewis Mr and Mrs W H Agnew Mrs M E Lucas Mrs Kimball Hatch Mesdames E H Tanner J W Parks W E Greene A C Ennis B E Shields Frank Hawkes W W Walk Arthur Rupert A A McCandless A M Wheeler C F Drake and Misses Bessie Hulbert Agnes McGillicuddy.
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Aberdeen
Order
John G. Lewis
W. H. Agnew
M. E. Lucas
Kimball Hatch
E. H. Tanner
J. W. Parks
W. E. Greene
A. C. Ennis
B. E. Shields
Frank Hawkes
W. W. Walk
Arthur Rupert
A. A. McCandless
A. M. Wheeler
C. F. Drake
Bessie Hulbert
Agnes McGillicuddy
City approves traffic limits and street work in Aberdeen
Aberdeen city fathers pass ordinances regulating traffic loads to 7000 pounds with permit exceptions and prohibit liquor giving to women in saloons. They approve graveling and sidewalks on several streets, authorize zeroe improvements, and file engineer plans for G street paving.
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Clark Street
Curtiss
Schley Streets
Aberdeen
Sixth Street
S. E. Slade Company
G Street
Heron
River Street
Iowa birth roots and a Florida sales push for a remedy
Ennis Bros of Narcoossee Florida promote Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made in Des Moines Iowa. They claim long experience with it and say it saved a life in El Paso Texas. The remedy is for sale by Evans Drug Co.
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Iowa
Chamberlain
Des Moines
el Paso
Texas
Narcoossee
Fla
Ennis Bro.s
Evans Brug Co
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Neil Cooney
American Contracting Company
Aberdeen-Montesano
James Foster
Harvey McKenzie
Coquetuela
Larregla Virgil Nichols
Peewee
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Rubenstein
Fishin
Dunbar
Glenn Wilcox
Shylock
Watson
Beaumont de Losh
H. M. Cook
Frederick Hart
Yale
Teddy Bears
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Market
Second Streets
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Carl Weatherwax
Henry Spoon
R. H. Thomson
Heron Street
A. Wenn
John Maguire Street
Wilson Bros.’ Mill Company
S. BE. Slade Mill Company
Wilson Creek
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Emil Osterling
Henry Schacht
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