Bulletin in a Hole and Pelland Case Turmoil
The Bulletin disputes Herald reports on Pelland’s Pel land case, claiming Sheriff and court actions violated rights. It challenges notice of appeal, bond validity, and May to June jail transfer, arguing affidavits misstate facts and ethics. The exchange centers on liberty versus custody and legal procedure.
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The
Bulletin
N. W. Bush
Pelland
Sherrff Huff
Heratd
Bush
Herato
Aberdeen
Herard
Graham
Bush's client wrongfully jailed claims records prove case
The client was jailed eight days without proper affidavits for publication but would have pursued legal action and reduced detention time. The Herald asserts all statements align with court records, and the Bulletin cannot alter those records.
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Bush
The
Herald
Bulletin
The Incongruous Otis and Philippine Policy Critique
A Leslie's Weekly signed piece attacks Gen Otis claiming no real fighting will occur in the Philippines while reports cite heavy casualties on both sides. It questions troop numbers costs and imperial aims tying them to trade and the concert of Europe. The Seattle Times souvenir Seattle and the Orient is noted with information on purchasing.
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Leslie’s Weekly
Otis
McKinley
Philippines
Spain
N. Y
Philippine Islands
China
Europe
Seattle and
Attitude of the Republican Party on the Trust Question
The Schenectady News reports that speeches in Congress signal the party’s stance on trusts. It summarizes three resolutions: that the party is in the hands of the trusts, that trusts are abominable and intolerable, and that the party should surrender immediately to the trusts.
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Republican Party
Congress
Schenectady
Political Struggles Highlight GOP Weakness in 1904
Mark Hanna faces trouble finding a vice presidential candidate revealing Republican weakness. Roosevelt prefers New York governorship to avoid confronting McKinley and the party’s internal friction.
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Mark Hanna
Roosevelt
New Yok
McKney
Republicans tout heartner in Oregon and nationwide
The Olympia Standard notes Republicans boast of a heartner in Oregon. A similar heartner across the country could elect Bryan. The Republican majority stands twenty percent lower than two years ago.
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Oregon
Bryan
Olympia
Doctor Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Support Through Change of Life
Nature makes all things beautiful in their time and each life season has its own charm. Many women fear change of life and its effects on face and form. The piece extols Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for aiding Nature, preserving balance and buoyancy, and sustaining physical powers and mental happiness.
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Doctor Pierce
Reward for arrest of river line cutters near Chehalis wharf
A $500 reward is offered for arrest and conviction of anyone cutting lines or releasing rafts or boom sticks tied to the Chehalis river wharf or boom. Wilson Bros. & Co.
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Chehalis River
Wilson Bros. & Co
Notice Solicits Curated Land Trespass Timber Info in Chehalis Lands
Public notice offers rewards for accurate details of trespass or timber cutting on described Chehalis county lands. Provided land descriptions cover townships 18 11 to 20 9 with multiple sections and quarters, naming GeoRGE L, Freuz, and Detroit Michigan as entities connected to the notice.
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Chehalis
George L, Frerrz
Detoit
Michigan
Vist Seed
Horribles Parade To Parade Harbor Dock March Route
Three prizes of 5, 3 and 2 dollars will be awarded for grotesque costumes in the Horribles band. Parade forms 9 30 A M at Harbor Dock A M in order Aberdeen Fire Department Band Orator Officers of the Day in carriage George Crook Post G A R Mayer and City Council in carriages Float Liberty Car. Aberdeen Fire Department. Fraternal Societies. Sailors Union in Uniform. Longshoremen Union. Horribles Floats Citizens Etc Route goes north on F to Heron west to I north to Market east to Fy south to Wishkah west to Acre Opera House.
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Heron
Wishkah
Acre
Acme Opera House Hosts Patriotic Exercises
A program at the Acme Opera House with a 1000 seat capacity includes Music Overture Invocation by Rev W J Metz LL B Song The Flag Without a Stain Male Quartet Reading of Declaration of Independence Rev Chas McDermoth Song Red White and Blue Male Quartet Oration by Hon J T Ronald Song Star Spangled Banner Solo and Chorus Aberdeen Fire Dept Band in a formal patriotic program.
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Aberdeen Fire Department
W. J. Metz
Ll.b
Chas. McDermoth
Rae
Hon
J. TD
Ronald Song
Star Spangled Banner
Aberdeen Fire Dept
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Aberdeen, Wash
the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Official Paper
Northern Pacific Railway
South Tacoma
Forestry Department
Washington
D. C
Mississippi Valley Lumberman
Dewey D. Day
Todd's Pharmacy
Snows Co
Washington, D.C
G. L. Hilton
SAN Francisco Examiner
Heron St
Bet. F
Frank Granger
Cigar Store
Capital
Jonx O'Hare
Profr
Maley
R. W. Bryan
Ping & Tisting
Prof
Lascelles
Grand Tournament of Sports
Harbor Heights
W.S. Ells
G St
Hepald Oice
L. B. Willey
Aberdeen Grocer, Co
D. McLafferty & Sons
H Street
Hume
Wash
I. W. Mason
F Street
1St St
Kaufman
Pearson & Campbell
J. Johnson & Co
Butchers and Packers
Mars
Wheeler Bros
Marshal
Seth C. Maker
Aids—Messrs
Coe A Itrim
N. Toklas and
E. Brown
Srd
I1st
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
Montesano
Aberdeen Ship Carpenters
Acme Opera House
E. A. Suemnicht
Merchant Tabor
Koehler
Wright & Dudley
Market Street
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