Week of Labor Dilemmas In Republican Trust Debate
The Aberdeen Herald notes editorials and letters critiquing the Sherman Act and trust influence in Congress. It highlights claims that trusts shape tariff laws and that voters must shift power to reform, citing Senator Hoar and Mr. Sherman and urging Bryan's election as a remedy.
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Congress
Senate
House
Hoar
Zeno
Mr. Hoar
Republican Party
Sherman
America
Cotterill and Browder Brown Seek State Offices
George F. Cotterill named as Representative in Congress while Browder D. Brown seeks the governorship with support from local party leaders. The fragmented clipping shows candidates for federal and state executive posts in a regional political rundown.
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George F. Cotterill
Congress
Browder D. Brown
Mc Clure's Oct Issue Highlights Hendrick on Sherman Law
Burton J. Hendrick presents a piece in October Mc Clure's debating the Sherman Law. The article analyzes regulatory efforts and political responses shaping antitrust policy.
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McClure
Burton J. Hendrick
Shall the People Rule Campaign Issues
The Herald outlines a Bryan era critique linking six planks to whether the people rule. It contrasts Republican silence with Democratic support on popular election of senators, campaign publicity, government valuation of railroads, tariffs, injunctions, and anti trust measures.
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Bryan
Attorney General OKs Democratic Ballot Nominations
The Washington Attorney General Affirms that a county Democratic committee may fill vacancies and have nominees certified for the November ballot if no candidate filed for the primary. Letter to Boner from James A. Atkinson states the action is legal and certificable for the general election.
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Democratic Committee
Democratic County Central Committee
Boner
Atkinson
EK. Boner
Aberdeen
Washington
Democratic Rallies Scheduled in Aberdeen and Hoquiam
Colfax Mayor John Pattison and Democratic governor hopeful George F. Cotterill join Portland’s Hunt and Seattle’s A Reynolds to address voters in Aberdeen and Hoquiam on Tuesday evening October 13. Aberdeen hosts in city council room with overflow outside if weather permits. Hoquiam holds in theater. Pattison opens in Hoquiam, Cotterill in Aberdeen, then they swap audiences as Hunt or Reynolds speak. All are invited regardless of age sex or political past.
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John Pattison
Colfax
George F. Cotterill
Democratic Party
United States
Portland C. Hunt and Co
A. Reynolds
Seattle
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Pattison
Cotterill
Hunt
Mr. Reynolds
Along the Waterfront Ships Load for Harbors
The Helene and Alice Cook load at Slade mill for Honolulu while S C Allen, a barkentine, loads at Union mill for Honolulu. E B Jackson lies at Wilson mill for mast work and Bessie Dollar loads at Slade mill for Australian ports. W J Patterson loads at American mill for San Francisco. Sven arrives to load at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Chas E Fall sails from American mill for San Francisco. Fifield arrives to load at Slade mill for San Francisco. Mr Turner arrives to load at West mill for Callao Peru.
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Helene
Slade Mill
Honolulu
Alice Cook
S. C. Allen
Union Mill
E. B. Jackson
Wilson Mill
Bessie Dollar
W. J. Patterson
San Francisco
Sven
Chas. E. Fall
Fifield
Mr. Turner
West Mill
Callao
Peru
Gray's Arbor The Ab Deco Semi-Weekly Herald Transcripts
A scarce publication note shows a twice weekly transcript from the Hap Rotnga on Gray's Arbor The Ab Deco, with a price of two dollars in advance.
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Deco
Herald
Obituary for Joseph La Breck at West First Street
Joseph La Breck aged 89 died of pneumonia at his rooms 815 West First Street. His body was borne from Bowes Randolph funeral parlors this afternoon with Rev Father Gribben of the Roman Catholic Church officiating.
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Joseph la Breck
West First Street
Bowes & Randolph
Father Gribben
Longtime city resident and father of ten dies
Deceased, a member of the Woodmen order, served the city for years and had been in good health until recently. One of the area's oldest residents, he was widely known among senior citizens. He leaves ten children, eight sons and two daughters, most living nearby.
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Order of Woodmen
Citi
Remarkable Cure of Chronic Diarrhoea in Army Veteran
George M. Felton of South Gibson Pennsylvania recalls enduring chronic diarrhoea in 1868 while in the army. He reports trying many remedies before using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after urging from A W Miles. One bottle stopped the ailment at once and is now for sale by Evans Drug Co.
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George M. Felton
South Gibson
A. W. Miles
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
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