Roosevelt and Culberson in national political swirl
The era's political debate features Theodore Roosevelt courting the nomination with strong stance on a third party and past remarks, while Senator Culberson calls for a wide inquiry into campaign fundraising for 1904 and 1908. Henry Hyde cites landholdings and farmer incomes amid national discourse on wealth. John C. Lawrence campaigns for Washington governor on cost-cutting, and local notices report a revived Colville newspaper and a Pierce county court ruling on stenographers.
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Culberson
Texas
Senate
Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Charles P. Taft
Reid and
Kerens
Lars Anderson
George B. Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Commerce and Labor
E. H. Harriman
New York
Two Blocks East of Depot Cor 1st Ave and Washington
A concise location note indicating a property or point stated as two blocks east of the depot at the intersection of 1st Avenue and Washington Street.
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Public Utilities Commission
E. Astor Ave
Depot
1St Ave
Washington Street
Columbia Stables
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Ore Roose
Ois
Mr. Roosevelt
Henry M. Hyde
Technical World Magazine
America
Henry Miller
California
Standard Oil Company
Steel Trust
Frederick Weyerhauser
United States Leather Company
D. C. Murphy
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Samuel W. Allerson
Virginia
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John C. Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Washington
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L. O. Ives
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Smith
Sear
Superior Court
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B. G. Rich
Colville, Washington
Stevens County Power & Light Co
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Will Dingle
Mrs. Dingle
Frank Kostka
Colville Abstract CO
Sonata
South Bend Watch
South Bend
Sonia Paket
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Lee Strauss
GUY A. Young & CO
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D. H. Kimple Architect
W. D. Myers
Frank B. Goetter
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