Washington Voters Favor Democratic Nominees Over Insurgent Cushman
The piece argues Washington state voters should repudiate insurgent Cushman and Jones who oppose President Roosevelt. It lauds three Democratic nominees Geo F. Cotterill Frank B. Cole and O R Holcomb for backing the president on Cuban reciprocity and anti trust aims. The article paints Democrats as aligned with national reform and critical of Cushman and Jones.
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Cushman
Jones
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Washington
Pennsylvania
Seattle
Moody
Madison
Wis
Congress
McBride
Theo
Geo. F. Cotterill
Frank B. Cole
O. R. Holcomb
Malaria cure touted by herbal remedy ad in Kansas paper
A vintage ad promotes Herbine as a cure for malaria and related symptoms. It quotes J. A. Hopkins of Manchester Kansas praising the medicine for chills fever headaches biliousness and blood purification. The ad notes a 50 cent price at W B Paine & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hopkins
Manchester
Kan
W. B. Paine & Co
Illinois Central to start Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Limited
The Illinois Central Railroad plans a new service between Chicago and St Paul with a through train named The Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis Limited. It runs Sundays from St Paul at 7 10 p m arriving Chicago 9 30 a m and return at 6 10 p m arriving St Paul 8 40 a m. Tickets via Illinois Central at stations. Also a testimonial about Electric Bitters aiding health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Great Northwest
Seattle
St. Paul
Chicago
Albert Lea
Minn
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry
Minneapolis
Union Depot
Chicago, St. Paul
Unusually Strong Democratic Ticket for Chehalis County
Frank L. Morgan, Democratic nominee for state senator from Chehalis county, born 1872, rose from Hoquiam mill work to Oregon University, served in the Spanish American War, became Hoquiam city attorney, later Aberdeen and Elma resident, now Elma town marshal and street commissioner. The piece endorses Morgan and Clay as capable lawmakers.
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Frank L. Morgan
Chehalis County
Wee Shots
Washington
Hoquiam
E. K. Wood
State Federation of Labor
Morgan
State Senate
Strnger
Portland
Oregon University
Oregon
Philippine Islands
United States
Orient
Senate
Ocosta
Aberdeen
Elma
Chas. E. Clay
Democratic Nominee Charles E. Clay Profile and Career
Hon Charles E. Clay born 1839 in Chesterfield County Virginia educated at William and Mary college. He served as sutler and soldier in the Civil War then settled at Fort Laramie Wyoming engaging in merchandising and public service. He helped form Wyoming's first legislature and held probate judge and county treasurer roles before moving to Washington in 1891.
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Charles E. Clay
Chesterfield County
Virginia
William and Mary College
St. Louis
Kansas City
Fort Larned
Kansas
Fort Laramie
Wyoming
Clay
Washington
Democratic Candidate Warren C. Lloyd for 29th District
Warren C. Lloyd of Aberdeen is the Democratic nominee for representative. Born in 1856 in Connecticut, he worked as a cigarmaker in California and Washington before settling in Aberdeen in 1899. A Labor Union activist, he chairs the Aberdeen Trades Council and organizes AFL efforts, pledging support for four labor bills endorsed by the Federation of Labor and Democratic platforms.
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Warren C. Lloyd
Aberdeen
Connecticut
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
Republic
Ferry County
Lloyd
Grays Harbor
Cigarmakers Union
Aberdeen Trades Council
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
Chehalis County
Mourant Named Democratic Candidate for 30th District
Hoquiam based contractor Phillip J. Mourant born in Hopetown Canada in 1867. educated in public schools and trained as a carpenter. He moved to Washington in 1887 and Hoquiam in 1889 where he has since lived and built a reputation as a leading union carpenter who would back labor measures on state statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip J. Mourant
Hoquiam
Hopetown
Canada
Washington
Mourant
John Richardson Nominee for County Assessor in Washington
Democratic nominee John Richardson, born in Canada in 1851, arrived in the US as a child and settled in Hoquiam, Washington. A blacksmith by trade with eight children, he previously served as Hoquiam postmaster, city council member, and the first mayor of Hoquiam after its elevation to third class. Continued in next issue.
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John Richardson
Canada
United States
Texas
Mr. Richardson
Washington
Hoquiam
Richardson
Milton M. Richardson
Shelton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia Dental Parlors
J. Harris & Sons
Aberdeen, Wash
Congressmen
Cushman and Jones
B. H. Trumpvuit
Ill
Third St
Ore
Pau
A. Thomison
Wash
Alfred Bee
Welfare
Tex
Smits Drug Co
GEO. J. Wolff
I. Harris & Sons
Evans Drug
Heron Street
Heron Sr
Norin & Hartung
Aberdeen Grocery Co
Heron ST
Geo. Fisher
Market ST. Aberdeen
T. C. Moulton
Poe
S. K. Bowes
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