Railroad Control Direct Primary Law in Public Will Focus
Washington debate over railroad regulation features a sharp critique of Harriman. Editors argue public sentiment against railroads is skewed by corporate influence and call for strict government control. The piece contrasts Harriman’s views with the public interest and cites a Washington interview. It ends with a note promoting Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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E. H. Harriman
Washington
Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Harriman Roads
Hill Roads
New York Central
Spokane
The Mob Image of Direct Primary Debated
The Oregonian rebuts The Washington Post editorial framing the direct primary as a mob rule. It defends voters as intelligent, asserts the electorate preserves conservatism and morality, and warns against elevating a superior class of politicians.
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The
Washington Post
the Post
Post
Aldrich
Tuo the Post
Platt
Dryden
Roosevelt
Oregonian
Jewelry theft arrest linked to Chehalis store burglary
Officer Kempster arrested a man giving the name Gus Thompson on suspicion of taking goods valued at $15,000 from a Chehalis jewelry store on February 17. A ring and a watch were recovered and identified by Deputy Schlittler and store owner Robin Flechtner. Thompson was taken to Chehalis for trial.
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Kempster
Gus. Thompson
Chehalis
Thompson
Hoquiam
Lewis County
Schlittler
Robin Flechtner
Perfect Pill for Liver and Constipation
Dr. A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as the perfect remedy for torpid liver and chronic constipation. Guaranteed satisfactory. 25 cents at Evans Drug Co.
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A. Harmon
Sizemore
West Va
Violinist Zamona to Perform Recital at Aberdeen Church
Violinist Zamona will appear in a recital at the Congregational church tomorrow evening under the patronage of Aberdeen's prominent citizens. The program includes works by Mendelssohn Schumann Godard Ole Bull Schubert and others, promising a rare musical treat.
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Congregational Church
Aberdeen
Mendelssohn
Schumann
Godard
Ole Bull
Schubert
Sneak Thief Captured After River Street Robbery
W J Freeleigh was arrested by Officer Williams for stealing $5 to $6 from Grays Harbor Dye Works. Police found deeds, promissory notes, a hotel receipt, and clothing in his possession. He received 60 days on the street for larceny and faces a grand larceny charge after.
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W. J. Freeleigh
Williams
Grays Harbor
Pearson
Herano
City Hotel
Freeleigh
Elma Farmers' Creamery Elects New Officers and Plans Growth
The Elma Farmers' Co operative Creamery Co elected Geo Van Kleffens as business manager and David Twidwell as president along with other officers. The board includes R Leortcher Arthur Callow Frank Groundwater and David King. A cold storage plant and ice supply for the town are planned with machinery orders placed. Over 120000 pounds of butter were produced last year with farmers paid about $2000 monthly and profits exceeding 1800. Local dairying is highlighted as a growth area in Washington.
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Elma Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Co
Frank Groundwater
Geo. van Kleffens
David Twidwell
R. Leortcher
Arthur Callow
Frank Ground
David King
Satsop
Portland
Fords Prairie
Washington
Central Electric Plant to Rise Between Aberdeen and Hoquiam
The Grays Harbor Railway and Light Co plans a mammoth Sunnyside power plant near Electric Park with a brick 100 by 100 foot main building and additional facilities. Modern machinery will power a facility using oil as fuel, with expansions planned and total improvements around 250000 dollars. Line extensions will run to West End and Hoquiam, approximate total cost about 500000 dollars.
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Grays Harbor
Broadway
West End
Hoquiam
Aberdeen Second Class City Law Highlights
Summary of the Aberdeen law framed by Representative Hogan and enacted by the legislature. It outlines mayor council treasurer and clerk as elected officials with other officers appointed, removal of the police chief by the mayor, and April elections with terms through 1909. It also details recall of councilmen, saloon license revocation, street and water improvements, drainage and tide lands, appropriation thresholds, tax limits, and street leasing protections.
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Aberdeen
Hogan
Herbine praised as greatest liver regulator in Arkansas testimony
J.C. Smith of Little Rock Arkansas declares Herbine the greatest liver medicine and notes it relieves headaches constipation chills fever and liver complaints. He says he has used it for years and it does the work. Sold by all druggists.
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J.C. Smith
Little Rock
Ark
Woodmen Social Featured by Wishkah Circle Women of Woodcraft
The Woodmen of the World host their second monthly social next Wednesday evening honoring Wishkah Circle Women of Woodcraft. After entertainment there will be dancing and refreshments. The program includes contests Catch as Catch Can and A Trial for Speed, a vocal solo by Mrs. C. H. Doncaster, and a whistling solo by Prof. Draper with K. Rosenfeld as floor manager.
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Woodmen of the World
Wishkah Circle
C. H. Doncaster
Prof. Draper
Order
K. Rosenfeld
Millinery Styles Exhibition Opens Next Week by Kaufman Bros
Kaufman Bros announce their annual Millinery Styles Exhibition for next Wednesday and Thursday. The event promises a premier opening, a fine musical program, and the latest ideas in millinery and toilet accessories. Grays Harbor ladies are invited to attend with refunds on round trip trolley fare for Hoquiam and Cosmopolis riders presenting the provided card.
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Kaufman Bros
Grays Harbor
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
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E. L. K. Pharmacy Quality Drug Store
E. Heron St
Tel
Aberdeen Law
Alice Roosevelt
Hollister
W.B. Paine & Co
Wolff
Geo. J. Wolff
Aberdeen’s Best Store
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Geo. Fisher
East Heron St
Aberdeen, Wash
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