Why Warren Tollman Explains His Democratic Faith
Warren W. Tollman of Spokane outlines his reasons for Democratic support, arguing the party stands for liberty, majority will, and opposition to trusts. He condemns high tariffs and Republican influence, calls for banking reform, currency security, and railroad regulation, and asserts Democrats serve the common people over special interests.
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Congress
Bryan
Democratic Party
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic critique of graft and privilege in 19th century
Washington Democrat laments organized graft and predatory wealth opposing the Democratic party and its defenders of gewone governance. The piece accuses trusts and special privileges of undermining democratic aims.
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Democratic Party
Washington Democrat
Sailor Matuservitsch Ends Life In Lodging House
Russian sailor Joseph Matuservitsch about 28 years old cut his throat with a razor in a Wishkah street lodging house last Thursday night. He had arrived about ten days earlier aboard a sailing vessel and showed strange behavior since arrival. He was found dead in his bathroom ear to ear wound. He had slept at the police station previously and was buried yesterday morning by Bowes Randolph undertakers under Sailors' union auspices with Rev. Chas McDermoth officiating.
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Joseph Matuservitsch
Star
Wishkah Street
Sailors’ Union
Chas. McDermoth
Girton company to stage How Baxter Butted In at Grand
Farce comedy delight for playgoers as Girton company brings How Baxter Butted In to Grand theater next Thursday night after Tacoma success. Whit Brandon and Ethel Tucker lead with A R Brooks and William Marion in key roles.
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Baxter
Girton
Grand Theater
Savoy Theater
Tacoma
Whit Brandon
Ethel Tucker
A. R. Brooks
William Marion
Iva Shepard
Marian Dunn
George Stanley
Pacific Coast
Man Committed to Insane Hospital by Tacoma Judge
In Tacoma on May 16 Judge Clifford committed Ralph Hewitt of Hoquiam to the Western Washington hospital for the insane at Fort Steilacoom. Hewitt was arrested at the Donnelly hotel after registering. His replies to questions were contradictory with claims about his wife and plans to own Hoquiam in ten years.
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Tacoma
Clifford
Superior Court
Ralph Hewitt
Hoquiam
Western Washington Hospital
Fort Steilacoom
Hewitt
Donnelly Hotel
Geo Wolff Suggests Teddy Bears for Fleet Visitors
Mr Wolff proposes Aberdeen present lit tle cub bears to the warships when the fleet arrives with Mayor France and the city name. Aberdeen already has many Teddies and sailors would welcome mascots. A chamber of commerce offer to furnish sixteen cub bears for $100 may be accepted to place on a battleship.
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Wolff
Aberdeen
France
Chamber of Commerce
Epworth League Elects Officers and Delegates
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church elected new officers for the coming year led by President James F. Palmer and first vice president J. H. Teague. Delegates to the Western Washington convention include Miss Carrie Ballew and Miss Mary Ballew with Miss Emma Davidson and J. H. Teague as alternates. A major motion pledges the league to raise 750 dollars for a new church building. Retiring president Miss Cartha Ballew is praised for six years of service.
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Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
James F. Palmer
J. H. Teague
John Dill
Mattie June
Ella Gordon
Charles Dahl
Alice Mitchell
Carrie Ballew
Ernest Aldrich
Mary Ballew
Washington
Emma Davidson
League
Cartha Ballew
Man with Blank Memory Found in Aberdeen Police Custody
Ernest Fisher, an educated carpenter and architect, appeared at the Aberdeen police station with no memory of the past ten to twelve days. A Tacoma to Olympia baggage check identified him as Fisher, who recalled a Chico California track meet on May 2 before his memory failed. He carried about $102 and is gradually regaining identity under police care.
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Ernest Fisher
Aberdeen
Sargeant Searles
Tacoma
Olympia
Birmingham
Fisher
Chico
Cal
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Michigan Mother
In February the Goss family from Durand Michigan reported their daughter had whooping cough and praised Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective. Hartland’s Mr Lane recommended it and Evans Drug Co. advertised availability for customers with coughing children.
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Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
A. Goss
Durand, Mich
Evans Drug Co
Dairying Potentials Seen in Grays Harbor Region
H L Klock of Klock Produce reports from a tour of southern Washington and northern Oregon that logged off lands north of Vancouver along the Columbia River are ideal for dairying. He notes rich soil, low land cost around $40 an acre, stump removal $50-$60, and rapid herd improvements. Prices for butter fat rise in Portland and Seattle markets, with Northwest dairymen expanding production and shifting toward Seattle patrons as competition increases.
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Columbia River
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
H. L. Klock
Klock Produce Company
Oregon
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwest
Seattle
Portland
United States
Grays Harbor
White River
P.I
The Mikado rehearsals begin with Schubert club
The Schubert club opens rehearsals for The Mikado at Neilson's sail-loft Wishkah street this evening. C W Hutton stars as Mikado with C C Quackenbush as Pooh Bah. Three Little Maids from School feature Mrs R P Brown Mrs T L Douglas and Miss Bernice Hutton. Katisha is sung by Nell Taylor. The Mikado debuts at the Grand theater Friday evening June 26.
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Schubert Club
Nell Taylor
Katisha
Richards
Grand Theater
Equitable Savings & Loan Plans Long term Hoquiam Aberdeen Loans
The Equitable Savings and Loan Association of Portland announces long term loans on improved or improving property in Hoquiam and Aberdeen Washington. M Lamb and Sons, agents, Hoquiam, Washington.
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Equitable Savings & Loan Association of Portland
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
W. M. Lamb & Sons
Hoquiam, Wash
Tt Ramen
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Whytama Democrat
Warren W. Tollman
Spokane
Abraham Lincoln
England
Republican Party
National Treasury
New York
Oklahoma
Indorling Hughes
NEW You
Macauley
New York World
Sailor
Steilacoom
Geo. J. Wolff
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