Davis for County Commissioner Cited as Corporation Tool
Frank L. Thurer attacks George L. Davis in Hoquiam Washingtonian 1908 piece, alleging Davis is aligned with Lytle White and Abel to protect corporate tax dodge. The letter claims Davis would not curb timber land cruising or fair valuations, urging voters to oppose his candidacy to stop corporate domination.
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George L. Davis
Chehalis County
Davis
Lytle
White
Abel
C. F. White
Hoquiam
W. H. Abel
Oregon
Moquiam
North Western Lumber Company
North Western
North Western Mill
Lytle, White
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East Aberdeen Eyes Elevated Sidewalks Amid Tax Vote
The Aberdeen council approved a 20 mill city levy for 1908 to fund current expenses and utilities while advancing elevated sidewalks on Wishkah and Wishkah adjacency. Councilman Wiley resigned as street committee chair after being overruled on walk approvals.
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Aberdeen
Chehalis
Wishkah
West & Slade Grocery Co
Chehalis Produce Co
Wiley
Chamber of Commerce
Grocery Co
East Aberdeen
F and
Ninth and I
Hoquiam
Terrace Avenue
Prospect Place
McKinlay Avenue
T. Vanacie
E. A. Rupert
H. Peterson
O. J. Engen
E Street
North Highland Home
R. S. McKay
John Gronow
Parks
Union Mill Co
Vulcan Iron Works
H. G. Ellis
J. J. Kaufman
Kansas Street
Wishkah Street
Wishkah River
K Street
Bryan Receives Ovation in Chicago Amid Campaign Drive
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Chicago after an Illinois tour greeting crowds at Union Station Pilsen Park Arcade Hall and amid fireworks. He urged a labor secretary in a potential administration and accused Republicans of spending 1 million on election day.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Union Station
Pilsen Park
Arcade Hall
Bryan
Labor
William J. Bryan
Illinois
Republican Party
Alton
Burial Set for Tomorrow Given Receipt Note
A note on a receipt states the character of the work will be buried tomorrow unless word to the contrary is received from Ohio. The fragment suggests an impending burial pending confirmation from Ohio authorities.
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Ohio
Proposed Amendment Favored by Lumbermen Campaign
An active campaign has been launched by lumbermen backing a proposed amendment. Details on the measure and supporters are outlined in city notices and pamphlets distributed to industry workers.
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Lumbermen
Log
Tramp Found Dead Near Old County Road
A man about 35, a stranger, was found dead near an old logging road by Charles Neeson. Coroner Girard reported heart failure after autopsy. The body, in a blanket, carried a gold and nickel watch, one cent, and a pocket memo book with names linked to Warren Ohio. A hospital receipt dated June 12 1908 implies a railroad camp connection.
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Chas. Neeson
Old County
Mr. Neeson
Girard
Bowes & Randolph
John Matson
Warren
Ohio
J. J. Matson
List of Jurors Drawn for Duty on November 5
A published juror list names 56 residents summoned to report to the superior court for duty on November 5. The roster includes B F Kesterson C R Moss Geo C Allman J E Eaton W C Pettit Oscar Smith Chris Peterson Chas DeBruler N C McIntyre John Osborne Alfred Close Chas L Moore Walter W Hale Peter Woods B H Noe Geo D Harp Oscar Lonberg John H Cramer E J Haynes W E Griswold Geo L Evers C H Rychard Wm C Pascoe Orlando Newton Sam McClymont F M Compton C N Long J H White W H Jeffries Curtis Newton Ed Schaltzke George C Ridings Herbert E Bailey Henry Hunter George W Ninemire J S Kinnamon John Lempi Fred Overmeyer Thos F Brown Geo Graham H B Thomas C E Kuhn Verne Smith Geo L Davis Wm C Rowe A G Wolfe Chas B Moore Bernard Brewer Stephen K Grover
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Superior Court
B. F. Kesterson
C. R. Moss
Geo. C. Allman
J. E. Eaton
W. C. Pettit
Oscar Smith
Chris Peterson
Chas. DeBruler
N. C. McIntyre
John Osborne
Alfred Close
Chas. L. Moore
Walter W. Hale
Peter Woods
B. H. Noe
Geo. D. Harp
Oscar Lonberg
John H. Cramer
E. J. Haynes
W. E. Griswold
Geo. L. Evers
C. H. Rychard
Wm. C. Pascoe
Orlando Newton
Sam McClymont
F. M. Compton
C. N. Long
J. H. White
W. H. Jeffries
Curtis Newton
Ed Schaltzke
George C. Ridings
Herman Flowers
Herbert E. Bailey
Henry Hunter
George W. Ninemire
J. S. Kinnamon
John Lempi
Fred Overmeyer
Thos. F. Brown
Geo. Graham
H. B. Thomas
C. E. Kuhn
Verne Smith
Geo. L. Davis
Wm. C. Rowe
A. G. Wolfe
Chas. B. Moore
Bernard Brewer
Stephen K. Grover
Pappas Sentenced for Murder in East Aberdeen
Clarence Pappas, 22, was sentenced in Superior Court to fifteen years in the penitentiary for the April murder of Theodore Karonis in East Aberdeen. His attorney E H Fox filed notice of appeal to the supreme court. Prosecutors showed Karonis had no razor and no weapon was found. Pappas will be about 35 at release if good behavior deductions apply.
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Clarence Pappas
Theodore Karonis
Aberdeen
E. H. Fox
Supreme Court
Pappas
Karonis
Fine Job Printing at Moderate Prices
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Clark backs Bryan campaign citing united Democrats and strong New York support
Senator William A. Clark of Montana visited Democratic headquarters in Chicago and praised Mr. Bryan's campaign. He argued that a Bryan victory would boost business, noting unity in the party and predicting success in New York. He plans speeches in Montana and beyond and touted his papers aiding the cause.
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Chicaco
William A. Clark
Montana
Democratic
Mack
Clark
Europe
New York
Bryan
Még United
Roosevelt
Taft
Buncombe
Salt Lake Herald
Butte Miner
Grays Harbor Bridge Right of Way Suits Filed
Renewed interest in a rival railroad to Grays Harbor rises as suits for condemnation of land along the Chenalis river front in Aberdeen are filed against Vulcan Iron Works Anderson Middleton Lumber Co and Alex Polson. The proposed crossing at H Street would run through the mill property and is viewed favorably by railroad officials and the war department. Fifteen condemnation cases are slated for trial at the November term.
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Grays Harbor
Chenalis River
Aberdeen
Vulcan Iron Works
Anderson & Middleton Lumber Co
Alex Polson
H Street
Anderson & Middleton Mill
War Department
Superior Court
Fifty Years a Blacksmith Praises Pain Balm Benefit
Samuel R. Worley of Hixburg Virginia, a veteran farrier with over fifty years of experience, credits Cham berlain's Pain Balm with great relief from a lame back and rheumatism. The product is for sale by Evans Drug Co.
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Samuel R. Worley
Hixburg
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
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Hoquiam Washingtonian
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New York Evening World
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E. G. Ames
Puget Lumber Company
Port Gamble
George H. Emerson
Northwestern Lumber Company
J. H. Bloedell
Larson Lumber Company
Bellingham
Everett G. Griggs
St. Paul- Tacoma Lumber Company
Tacoma
Charles Neesson
Deep Herald
Milwaukee
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