Wool Market Rumors and Syndicate Control Grow
The article discusses a wool tariff debate and a powerful syndicate shaping imports. It notes large wool cargoes to Boston and London agents, with 45,000 abroad already purchased and plans to load more. The piece highlights expected duty effects on prices and domestic mills.
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New York Sun
United States
McKinley
London
Hamcome
Orday
Boston
N. W. Rice
New England
Grays Harbor Port Entry Contention and Jetty Plans
Reported false dispatches claim Grays harbor port of entry will be strengthened and a jetty built, while South Bend stock reports suggest continued disputes. The articles reference competition in harbor facilities and efforts related to tariffs and silver policy amid conflicting editorials.
President adds thirteen forest reserves amid mixed criticism
A Washington decision to set aside thirteen forest reserves sparks broad debate. Critics blame nonstate recommendations by science groups for including mineral lands, while supporters point to water and rainfall benefits and warn against mining interests. The Spokane Chronicle notes the legislature’s closing session and highlights a revived revenue law.
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Colorado
Middle West
Far East
American Academy of Sciences
Congress
Washington
Grays Harbor Figures Gather to Discuss The Times Theme
A physician a professor of music a drummer a reporter and others gathered in a Grays Harbor hotel store to discuss a prolific theme from their viewpoints. A sad eyed logger sat by the stove listening intently as the discussion continued.
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Grays Harbor
The
Times
Logger laments McKinley era debt and shattered profits
A logger in a Willapa Harbor setting laments his ruined finances after the McKinley victory. He cannot sell four rafts of logs or raise cash on timber land or a warranty deed, admitting he voted for prosperity while facing personal ruin as onlookers listen in a weary, sympathetic crowd.
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McKinley
Willapa Harbor
Dead Selves and Great Figures Highlight March Lippincotts Content
The March issue features Julia Magruder’s Dead Selves exploring two superior souls awakening to latent heart and mind. It also reviews political careers and social reforms with Wilson Hadley and Babbitt praising or critiquing trusts, legislative decay, and literature’s defense, interlaced with Hallmark magazine notes and local notices from Ocosta to Montesano.
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Lippincott’s
Julia Magruder
John Wiskei
Iva
Ron Wilson
Clery
Tradley
Francis C. Lowell
Irving Babbitt
Harvard
Fiske
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland
Lincoln
Hadley
Lowell
Massachusetts House of Representatives
County Items Show Partnership Dissolution and Boarders Move
Fred Drebis and David Crosby dissolved their housekeeping partnership and board with Mrs George Mc Dougall. Ruben Atwood and family moved into the Bundy house while Mrs Atwood keeps boarders. Mr Fox left McDougall Fox & McNally to cut bolts alone. Mr McNally departed weeks earlier. The note mentions the management of a large camp.
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Fred Drebis
David Crosby
George McDougall
Ruben Atwood
Mr. Bundy
Mrs. Atwood
Fox
McDougall, Fox & McNally
Mr. McNally
Light house rail line to run as summer passenger route
Construction begins now with material hauled by road for a two mile light house line. Franchise runs twenty years with fares not exceeding ten cents one way. County taxes remitted by Treasurer Wilson to city treasurers for February include Aberdeen 441.39 Hoquiam 48.79 Cosmpolis 31.82 Ocosta 91.97 Elma 22 Montesano 195.69. Also a dairy debate notes California butter imports and farm mortgage concerns.
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Wilson
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
Ocosta
Elma
Montesano
Effect of Tea Cigarettes Warns of New Fashion Hazard
The article reports a government inquiry into manufacturing tea cigarettes in Michigan. It describes legal hurdles, production methods, and the dangerous, addictive effects observed, including nausea and intense stimulation, likening the experience to opium withdrawal. It cites the Cincinnati Tribune and mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Michigan
Kate
Cincinnati Tribune
Hidden Author Revealed in Train Car Encounter
A passenger discloses to a train boy that she wrote a book she just sold to a man behind them. Elsie complains about toys, pondering mixed feelings on things she likes. Advertisements tout catarrh cures and a One Minute Cough Cure, with medical claims and testimonials.
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Train Boy
Harlem Life
Treasury clerk cites city money cleanliness rankings
A Treasury Department redemption clerk notes the cleanest circulating paper money is in Washington with Chicago money being the dirtiest and most mutilated. He ranks St. Louis Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Baltimore by cleanliness and describes Chicago cash as heavily damaged requiring extra patching before cancellation.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington Star
Ely's Cream Balm Promoted as Catarrh Cure Sample Offer
Rev. John Reid Jr of Great Falls Montana endorses Ely's Cream Balm claiming it is a positive cure for catarrh when used as directed. Rev. Francis W Poole of Helena Montana also endorses the product as a cure, noting it contains no mercury or injurious drugs and costs 50 cents.
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Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York City
John Reid, Jr
Great Falls
Mont
Francis W. Poole
Central Pr Church
Helena
Notice of land plat filing and land sale start date
U S Land Office Olympia Wash January 19 1806 notice that the plat of Township 21 North Range 10 West Will be placed on file March 23 1897 at 9 00 a m after which time applications for lands in said Township will be received Jussu F P Murphy Register Also Ad for DeWitts Little Early Risers stating they cure constipation dyspepsia sick headache biliousness and liver derangement with no griping Evans Drag Co
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Wasit
W. M
U.S
DeWitt
Evans Drag Co
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