Cotton market notes from New York to Oregon
Reports from Otsego Milford and Waterville detail sales at 16 to 18 cents for choice lots and E Barney’s Milford sale at 18 cents. Pacific coast prices in London steady at 55 65s. Chehalis sales show multiple bales traded at 12 to 13 ink. Oregon crop estimated 50 000 bales with 5 000 choice, 20 000–25 000 fair, 20 000 rotten. Murphy Stuchells advertises stoves as best value.
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Otsego
N. Y
Farner
Milford
Waterville
Times
North Brookfield
E. Barney
Pacific Coast Hope
London
Chehalis
John Dobson Hop Co
J. J
Chehalis Bee
Metropolitan Printing Co
Western
Alles & Co
Pioneer Bindery Ool
H Tucker
C O Gingrich
Westover
Sheriff
H Fraser
Thomas
J E
Willis
Kobe Road
Dunstan
Loomis
City of
Telephone Co
Same
Dickerson
H Fatland
Centralia Storage Co
Brunswig
West
Miller & Kingsbury
Shorer
Pest
St. Peter’s Hospital
E Baker
J A Taylor
H Damon
Crockett
Sticklin
David Stewart
L J Sticklin
General Fund
Coner
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
G W England
J T Coleman
J Blandram
John Lavery
WM King
JW Hurn
M Senn
DC Hoffy
J Sigworth
Jg Meyer
EQ & Taylor
Guy
C Carnes
Green
Diet
CJ Hampton
J,hughes
Jos Shannon
O Workman
Smaby
Revis
Knowles
H Dow
Engle
W McCutcheon
C B Cole
J Martin
Cabbot
W Funke
H Schmidt
J Smith
Mill to Run Shorter Hours All Winter At Chemalis
South Bend Journal reports manager Dyer said due to high orders the lower mill will operate 11 hours daily all winter with 123 additional hours in some weeks, easing production pressure while demand remains strong.
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South Bend Journal
Dyer
Governor Rogers and Lockhart Visit Medical Lake Asylum
Report says Governor Rogers and Superintendent Lockhart attended a Medical Lake asylum visit where six bottles of champagne were reportedly present. The claim raises questions about the propriety of such hospitality during the governor’s excursion.
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Governor Rogers
Lockhart
Medical Lake Asylum
The Inter Ocean on Democrats vs Republicans
The Inter Ocean argues that when the democratic party is in power trade languishes work grows scarce public debt rises and revenue falls. It claims the public suffers under democratic rule and prospers under republican administrations regardless of blame.
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Inter Ocean
Ple
Warden Catron Holds State Funds Amid Political Tury
The warden of the penitentiary refuses to turn about $75,000 over to the state treasury, keeping the funds for his own use. Populist Treasurer Young demands the money but cannot retrieve it. The note urges the gold standard bankers on the treasurer’s bond to sue to compel Catron to surrender the funds, criticizing populism.
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Catron
Young
Oregonian praised as premier coast newspaper and reliable weekly read
The weekly edition of the Oregonian earns praise for its reliability and broad readership. Editors claim it offers thorough, liberal education through continued reading and stands as Portland's premier daily on the coast.
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The
Oregonian
Portland
San Francisco
Carlisle Critiques 1896 Chicago Platform Causes
Ex Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle writes to The San Francisco Call condemning the Populist Democratic platform. He calls their tone undemocratic intolerant revolutionary and dangerous to order property rights and the nation. He warns against appeals that incite class hatred and threaten the supremacy of law.
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San Francisco Call
The
Treasury
Carlisle
Chicago
Hotel Bostwick Tacoma Ad Readable In OCR Fragments
When in Tacoma always stop at the Hotel Bostwick. European plan. Nice clean rooms at reasonable prices. Ninth and C Wresta apporite Tacoma theatre tf.
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Tacoma
Bostwick
Tacoma Theatre
Local government disbursements and election canvass report
The document lists numerous disbursements from Chehalis and surrounding areas for pauper care, medical, livery, supplies, and road work. It records allowances and payments to individuals and companies, plus a detailed canvass of election returns for numerous districts and supervisors.
Transfer of Lewis county real estate through Oct 9 1807
Real estate transfers reported by Settemaier Abstract and Security Co Chehalis and Centralia include Sheriff to Theo H Butler 160 acres sec 22 11 2w for 485. several deeds in ward additions to Centralia and Toledo. cemetery lots and various lots traded for small sums. entries list multiple grants from J H Smith to B Cannoa and others. Receivers receipts and patents noted. some life estates and heirs shown. item also mentions Schwatka widow and Alaska explorer context.
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Lewis County
Washington
Settemaier Abstract and Security Co
Chehalis
Tash
Youngteo
Tiffany
Theo. H. Butler
Sec
J. H. Smith
Cannoa
Centralia
Laura Sanders
D Motter
and Peterson
Cato Johan Lowry
J H Gibba
Wite
Albritten
Domahee
Cleveland
Roundtree
Maple Grove
Allred
Isaac W Allred
Butterworth
Same
Cemetery Lot
Isom
Jas Allred
Geo Washington
T H McCleary
Bartel
Lauien Otto
W E Brown
Ward's Acres
Annie E Ward
WE Brown
Ward
Short
Arthur Bennett
Kellogg
Mary A Patterson
Kellogg’s
Toledo
Urquhart and
Mery Patterson
Ohio Democrats oppose McLean as U S senator
A large portion of Ohio Democrats oppose John R. McLean and his bid for the U S Senate. The Nashville American labels his candidacy as a weak draw, suggesting Ohio Democrats are far from harmonious and risk Republican success if divisions persist. The Chicago Tribune notes dissension may hinder McLean’s efforts and warns of broader protests from other states.
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Ohio
John R. McLean
United States
Nashville
Mclean
Ohio urged to vote for protection in 1898 elections
The article argues against tariff reform and warns that a free trade majority in Congress would harm the nation for four years. It calls on Ohio to elect a protectionist governor and legislature in November, emphasizing the state’s iron, coal, lumber and related industries. It urges mobilization to ensure protective senators and lawmakers.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Ohio
United States Senate
Tariff Controversy Features Weight Based Duties
The Bradford England Observer notes U S tariff debates show a curious zeal for duties tied to weight or other quantity measures driven by a sense of moral obligation, amusing to observers amid commercial concerns.
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United States
Bradford
England
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Murphy & Stuchell’s
Can W. Bush
Chemalis, Wash
Frederick Schwatka
Alaska
Des Moines
Business Outlook
Ohio Democrats
Kilmer & Gos
Binghampton
N.Y
Obie Leads
Casshier
N. B. Coffman
John Dobson
3. Y. Coffman
Noax B. Courmay
W. M. Ungumanr
Ansa
P. HuwRier
D. C. Miluerr
Jomx Dossor
U.& Tre
M. B. Coffman
Maynard, Everett & Co., —Dealers
Wagors
Olliver
Chehalis, Washington
King
Kingsbury
Gordon
Pioneer Store
Market Stret
Central Hotel
E. Tietz
As & Mer
Barrett Block
Chehalis, Wash
Profemor Roberts Austen
Reece
C. W. Johnsone
Inter-Ocean
Post-Intelligencer
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