Seattle Chamber of Commerce Visits Grays Harbor
Forty Seattle businessmen spent Friday and Saturday touring Montesano Hoquiam Aberdeen and Westport. They toured jetties shipyards breweries and saw the harbor’s growth and freight concerns. A reception in Wheeler's hall featured speeches by Seattle leaders and Aberdeen officials with plans to address freight delays and evening mail service.
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Seattle
Columbia Hall
Hutcheson
Hoquiam
San Francisco Bay
Puget Sound
Grays Harbor
Pacific Ocean
Aberdeen
Fleetwood
West End
Western Cooperage Works
Lindstrom’s
Aberdeen Brewery
Smith
Cosmopolis
Wheeler’s
J. J. Carney
Anstie
Aberdonians
H. L. Sizer
Schram
Secretetary Meisle
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
E. R. Butterworth
H. D. Crawford
J. Will Scamnell
G. W. Kummer
Denny Clay Co
J. B. Bridges
Fred. T. Fischer
W. B. Mack
West & Slade Mill Co
Leo Kohn
John G. Lewis
Aberdeen State Bank
Watson C. Squires
Grays Arbor
Maritime loading and sailings from mills and ports
The steamer Santa Barbara sailed Friday for San Pedro from the American mill. The Edward R. West and Fannie Adele are loading at local mills for Free mantle and San Francisco respectively. Maweema Wawona Sophia Christianson Laura Madsen load for San Pedro or San Francisco while E. B. Jackson heads to Sidney New South Wales after lightening cargo.
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Santa Barbara
San Pedro
Edward R. West
West & Slade
Freemantle
Australia
Fannie Adele
Aberdeen Lumber
San Francisco
Maweema
Wawona
Anderson & Middleton
Sophia Christianson
Laura Madsen
Bryden & Leitch Mill
E. B. Jackson
Wilson Mill
Sidney
New South Wales
Secretary Shaw Critics Stir Panic Fears Over Banking
A cabinet interview attributed to Secretary Shaw draws sharp critique from Republicans. The piece argues the banks hold money outside local deposits, with reserves drifting from Omaha to New York and $450 million tied up in industrial bonds. It warns tariff reform could trigger a panic and attacks the trust system and gold standard as causes of banking fragility.
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Wellman
Shaw
Omaha
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Treasury Department
Mount Pelee
Idaho Republicans Reach for Tariff Reform in Boise Convention
The Idaho Republican convention at Boise on August 21 urged tariff revision to place monopoly controlled items on the free list, arguing many industries have outgrown infancy and compete globally. They denounce trusts as a rising evil and call for suppression and regulation to curb wage and price manipulation.
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Shaw
Roosevelt
Idaho
Kansas City
Vermont
Iowa
Trusts and politics in early campaign rhetoric
A discussion on trust power and republican tactics in the Roosevelt era. References to Mr. Morgan, the beef trust, and the administration frame the politics of curbing corporate control. The passage notes distrust between trusts and political parties and hints at strategic messaging.
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Morgan
Roosevelt
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