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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1904

Page

2

Labor and Trusts in Cleveland Era Debate

The Leavenworth Echo reprints Hobson's critique of Cleveland over labor law enforcement and trust influence, contrasting Roosevelt's arbitration stance with Cleveland's actions during strikes. It questions church led temperance schemes and previews reactions to Parker and the election climate. The piece also notes a New York saloon venture by Bishop Potter and reflections on public opinion.

Hobson Cleveland Pearson Hobson Merrimac St. Louis Chicago Debs United States Illinois Association of Railroad Managers Nelson A. Miles Buzzards Bay Roosevelt Miners Union Great Coal Trust Henry C. Potter Episcopal Church New York City Henry Subway Potter

Supreme Court Judge Race Held by Three Counties

The Republican ticket for Superior Court Judge in Okanogan Ferry and Douglas counties centers on John D. Dill and Bryant of Ferry county, filling the vacancy created by M. B. Malloy's resignation.

Okanogan Ferry Douglas Superior Court M. B. Malloy John D. Dill Mr. Bryant Ferry County

Webb Poised to Win Sheriff Race in Local Precinct

A Wenatchee Republic item notes the democratic county ticket is weak here aside from sheriff. It praises Pete Wheeler as a quiet, unassuming but excellent Republican candidate for sheriff and predicts his election.

Leavenworth Wenatchee

Master Sprague Visits With Julian Mayor In Wenatchee

Ernest Sprague from Wenatchee stays several days with friend Julian Mayor. A crew of twenty five Japanese workers widens the Chumstick rock cut and fills near the passenger train wreck site where Jack Crook died last spring. The mill dam crew works this week to seal leaks and bolster the structure. Mr and Mrs Paul Triem left for Seattle to settle there indefinitely.

Ernest Sprague Wenatchee Julian Mayor Jack Crook Paul Triem Seattle Trem

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