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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1898
Page
2
Local notice from Chenalis Washington dated January 14 1898 declares BAN W Bush as editor and proprietor with no other transformative changes stated. The brief item confirms leadership at the newspaper.
Tue Ber seeks a Jive correspondent in Napavine Dryad Salkum and Newaukum inviting interested applicants to contact for the assignment.
A Seattle restaurant cook assaulted a coworker last week and the victim died Sunday. The accused killed himself in King County Jail rather than face further charges.
Ohio voters returned Hanna to the Senate in a tight race with 73 votes for Hanna and 70 for McKesson while one member was absent. The result surprised opponents who believed Hanna would lose.
The Yakima Republic notes that Lewis has not visited and Jones has taken no action there. It raises questions about the state’s representation in the lower house of Congress. The Walla Walla Union adds that action will come at payday as Washington’s representatives are expected to be present.
Prof. Barto of Tacoma was acquitted of adultery with Maggie Shields Barto of Pe Ell. He muses on possible legal avenues to reach those who have subjected him to disgrace and humiliation through the proceedings.
Colonel Pattison of the Cos mopolis Enterprise reproves Col Heath of the Willapa Pilot for rash assertions on free silver coinage. Pattison, well posted on the coinage issue, expects to educate the Pilot man, likely more than once.
The Bee reminds contributors to sign items and poetry submissions. It states a policy of printing names to guarantee good faith and notes a spring poetry rate of four dollars per line.
The printers union declares the state printing office unfair and notes the Tacoma Sun, Colonel Tugwell’s paper, refuses to pay union wages. The piece suggests printers may rethink supporting reform advocates who helped place the group in power.
A letter argues for strict enforcement of Chehalis curfew and urges applying the same rigor to nuisances and sinkholes around town that threaten public health. The writer contends maintaining order at night should pair with addressing hazardous conditions.
Maximo Gomez reaffirms Cuban resolve not to submit to Spain until full independence is achieved. Spain contemplates asking the United States to end the war. The liberty minded public in America backs the Cuban cause, hoping for free Cuba in 1898 as a landmark event.
In the upcoming state convention of Washington Republicans no four hour debate will be held on adopting a resolution favoring the maintenance of the gold standard. The party, bolted in 1896 by free silver advocates, now aims to state a clear position on the money question for future platforms.
The piece rails at Congress for allocating 200000 dollars to aid distressed Klondikere. Le Roi is accused of not acting properly and urged to seek direct relief from Senator Turner rather than nudging Congress.
Partial fragment notes that amendments to pension laws will follow adjustments to AGI. It hints at forthcoming revisions affecting benefits and eligibility. The text lacks specific names, dates, or agencies.
The piece recalls nationwide pension debates and notes veterans fear harsh reforms under previous policies. It argues that current generate worry among aged soldiers while stressing their long memories of what they view as punitive reform under Cleveland's administration.
A mob in Colfax hanged Chadwick Marshall for murder after Judge McDonald voided indictments hours earlier citing lack of preliminary examination. The populist judge, known for controversial rulings, faced criticism for delaying due process which some blame for mob violence.
A critique questions claims of partisan fraud in McKinley’s 1896 win. The author cites official electoral votes 271 for McKinley and 176 for Bryan, asserting a 603,514 popular majority and 286,728 vote lead over all opponents. The piece challenges calls for reformers to prove allegations.
The Oregonian notes Washington state remains safely Republican due to improved conditions and migration since 1896 adding 10,000 voters. It asserts most new voters favor sound money Republicans and gold Democrats, predicting a Republican legislature and likely defeat of any populist or free silver candidate seeking Senator Wilson’s seat.
The article notes Dorrant was hanged Friday after nearly three years of delay. It states he was convicted on circumstantial evidence in Blanche Lamont’s murder and died protesting innocence. It questions guilt and criticizes court delays in criminal cases.
The Cen tralia News editor denounces Hanna as a target of Republican strategy in Ohio. He argues Ohio voters supported Hanna by electing a Republican legislature, asserting a popular vote trend and noting push for initiative and referendum. The piece ends with a dig at political underdogs.
Ezra Meeker of Tacoma visited Ed Lowry of Claquato this week. The Meeker family has entered the vegetable evaporating business.
J M Kepner arrived in Seattle direct from the Klondike and is expected to go east soon. He bought several Klondike claims likely to profit upon sale. Mrs Kepner met him in Seattle and 25 friends attended an open house recounting his journey.
The board approves tax adjustments including penalties for 1986 and earlier years, orders legal action to recover shortages from ex-County Clerk W. H. Kenoyer, and halts new warrants until ten days after allowance. It also requires full board approval for county aid and for admission to the poor farm, and approves various road fund bills and petty expenditures.
New suits filed include A Mitchell versus Dick Lynch et al and Annie Arnold versus Erwin Arnold for divorce. State versus Fred Veness for selling lottery tickets. Foreclosure vendor's lien action W D Kimbrough administrator versus Jesse Conrad et al. Appraisers named for Swan Pearson estate. Olof Pearson named administrator. Mrs Sarah Burnap guardian of grandchildren Nickels. Dittmar estate final account approved and discharged. Appeals filed in Scheubert ditch and Twiss versus Miles cases.
A sentimental piece extols childbirth happiness and cites Dr. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription. It claims the remedy strengthens feminine organs, prevents weakness, and aids healthy child production.
A vintage ad offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites endorsements from Wrare Tavax and Watopixe Kisnan Marvin druggists in Toledo Ohio. The cure is described as acting on blood and mucous surfaces, priced at 73 cents per bottle with testimonials available.
The exportation of American manufactures grows due to protective system aid that has advanced processes and machinery, allowing U.S. producers to reach world markets. New Britain (Uoan.) Record.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes Iowa's 26 of 99 counties voted Democratic in the latest election cycle, highlighting a shift in political alignment across the state.
Analysis notes Democratic leaders avoid tariff fights while a new tariff plan stirs business calls for reform. It predicts tariff issues will dominate next year’s congressional and the 1896 presidential contest. It cites Bryan as Democratic leader, Chicago platform lines, with monetary shifts and anti capital rhetoric in play.
From the Lastun Transcript the passage portrays Jonah as the infamous misfit of the entertainment world. It notes Sch ee And co and contends that despite notoriety his lack of acting talent hindered lasting success. The commentary suggests he could have drawn crowds if given genuine stage skill.
In the Superior Court of Washington for Lewis County the estate of Swan Pearson, deceased, is administered by administrator Swan Frearwon. Creditors must present verified claims for allowance within one year from this notice at his home on Second Street in Chehalis, Washington. Dated in Chehalis January.
The warrants will be paid on presentation at the office. General Fund covers up to No 516 dated November 13. Bridge Warrants include all registered from October issue 155 up to No 242 dated November 156. Indigent Soldiers' and Sailors' fund up to No 308 with interest ceasing January. Lam C W Maynard signing.
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