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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1898
Page
11
The Chehalis cover advert declares a bigger, better Fourth of July celebration this year with promises of enhanced activities and a joyful, community-focused event.
The governor shortens the jail term of Colonels Tugwell and Baker from 100 days to 60 days, reducing their punishment in a high profile case.
Observers note that the correct spelling of the Philippine capital is Manila after historical shifts and local naming practices. The remark reflects ongoing discussion about how to render the city’s name in English texts.
A Spokane priest claims Rear Admiral Dewey is a Roman Catholic while Dewey’s brother states the former is a loyal communicant of the Protestant Episcopal Church. He fought like a Turk.
The Curnabis school district will pay 195 acord for next year’s wood and Win lock district signs at 215 acord. Neighbors urged to push their districts toward better financial terms through strong bids and negotiations.
The article notes Keene the tragedian died in New York last week and records his two Chehalis visits. It mentions his $10 donation toward books for the Washington State Reform School library, describing the action as a Christian charity.
The bill passed the Senate on Friday with a provision to coin silver seignorage of four million dollars or more monthly. The vote was 38 to 31. The house proposal also carried 45 to 31. The house refused to concur in Senate amendments and the bill was sent to a conference committee.
Coronel TuHorne of Toledo argues the Advocate's plan to build a railroad from Chehalis to the St Helens mines isn't feasible. The Tidings mocks the Advocate while noting the speaker's impatience and critiques.
Bradley, a Seattle father, shot Schelderup on a main street after accusing him of ruining his two daughters. A jury acquitted Bradley of murder, citing temporary insanity, prompting debate over whether a justifiable murder plea would be more appropriate.
Monxpay's election in Oregon yields a 10 000 vote Republican plurality for the state ticket from Governor Geer downward. Moody wins by 6654, Tongue by 2200, with Tongue district voting Bryan by over 2000. Legislature shows 40 Republican majority on joint ballot, backing the gold standard over free silver. Washington expected to align in November.
The Alaska bound schooner Jane Gray foundered in a gale on May 22 near Cape Flattery. Thirty four passengers were lost and twenty seven rescued. Officers allegedly claimed the ship was seaworthy at Seattle port, prompting calls for punishment and questions about vessel inspection.
Judge Lang Horne urges council to address water quality in a moot issue while the Water Company spends hundreds on improvements. The paper supports remediating the problem and calls for decisive action to ensure wholesome water, either through fixes or shutting off domestic users if needed.
The Grand Opera House hosted Chehalis High School commencement with a decorated stage. Students delivered orations on Japan Alaska and the flag, the orchestra played, and diplomas were awarded as the crowd applauded the class of OS. An alumni banquet followed with plans announced for a Fourth of July celebration in Chehalis.
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