Toilet Soap in the Window
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Leavenworth Echo in Leavenworth, Washington
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1904
Page
1
Subway Tavern opens with Bishop Potter praise in New York
The Rt. Rev. Henry C. Potter opened the Subway Tavern at Mulberry and Bleeker in a ceremony with a barroom speech and doxology. The saloon promotes temperance by reformist design, separating water and alcoholic options and charging for each drink. Potter notes the need for working people’s recreation and cleaner homes as essential to liberty. A brief drug ad and a separate violent death report complete the piece.
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Henry C. Potter
D.D
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Mulberry and
Bleeker Streets
Bowery
City Club
Bishop Potter
Republic
Earl Gray
London
Subway
Workingman’s
Hollister
Cts
City Drug Store
Sealed bids sought for wood supply by district board
Notice from School District No 3 invites sealed bids for twenty five cords of 20 inch wood split fine for use. Wood to be cut by September 1 delivered by October 15 with preference to early cut. Bids open Saturday August 20 1904 by order of Board of Directors A A Tholin Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of School District No. 3
Ahe House
Board of Directors
A. A. Tholin
Brother of Judge Parker Resides in Astoria Oregon
The brother of Judge Alton B. Parker, Eugene B. Parker, lives in Astoria Oregon as a grocery clerk for A. V. Allen. A Seattle transplant and former Ross Higgins & Co. employee, he kept his relation secret to avoid publicity. He is married with two children and fears public curiosity may affect his employer's business. He is 45 and a Democrat with little local political involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parker
Astoria
Oregon
Alton B. Parker
Eugene B. Parker
A. V. Allen
Seattle
Ross, Higgins & Co
Parker
Washington Leads in Wheat and Wool Averages
The National Agriculture report shows Washington with the highest average condition for crops on July 1 including winter wheat at 98 percent and spring wheat 91 percent. Washington also tops the nation in wool fleece weight at 8.1 pounds, with Oregon and Wyoming next at 7.5. The U S average wool fleece weight stands at 6.4 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Department of Agriculture
Washington
Idaho
Georgia
United States
Oregon
Wyoming
The Converted Barbarian Tale From English Papers
A negro clergyman, guest of a college president, recounted his early life. When asked how he became Christian, he said Jezebel converted him, noting in his country people avoid touching the palms as they are bitter, a detail he linked to the Bible story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
Jezebel
Boston mother credits tea for twins’ health recovery
Mrs. C. H. Jennings reports her sickly twins grew strong after using Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Despite several doctors, no results were seen. The tonic cost 85 cents and was available in tea or tablet form at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Jennings
Boston
Hollister
City Drug Store
Political history and the Turner candidacy debate
An editorial fragment surveys George Turner's shifting political affiliations from republican to silver Republican to populist and Democrat, arguing his record and rhetoric would hinder any Novembe r election bid. The piece cites Turner as opportunistic, untrustworthy, and out of touch with the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Mountain Prospector
Turner
Dallam Spedits
Tollman
Druth
George Turner
Washington
Territorial
United States Senate
McKinley
Hearst
Parker
Republican Party
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Leavenworth, Washington
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Leavenworth, Wash
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Secretary of the Interior
Wash
Ewis J. Nelson
John B. Adams
Wenatchee
D. Griffith
Wenatchee, Wash
Prank Reeves
Chelan County
Court House
Fred Reeves Teint
Wenatchef, Wash
GEO. Blocksedge
L. H. Turner
Prop
RE. A. King
Tumwater Lodge No
A. OO. U W
H. Laden
John W. Laden
O. G. Bjork
Independent Order of Forresters
Forresters
G. English
C. R
B. Turner
Imp. O. R. M
Tumwater Tribe
Improved Order of Red Men
A. EF. Downing
Sachem
W. Walker
Ulitel of Records
The
Episcopal Church
Antoine
Conconully
Hill
J. R. Lee
Sherman
Mr. Lee
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