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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1904
Page
2
The Leavenworth Echo notes improvements in fire protection and water infrastructure discussions. It mentions shipments and port activity at Puget Sound with substantial financial figures and references plans and officials involved in water and public works, including figures on costs and timelines.
Fragmentary OCR records indicate Gem F. Cottrell of Sense and other nominees listed for a state race last week. Mention appears of Belmont and Pariex with scattered references to candidates and emergent positions.
A clipped political piece references Roosevelt and Meade in a column, noting authorial cadence and a garbled line about President Roosevelt. The readable bits show discussion of political figures and editorial framing in a terse, period voice.
A writer signing as Tie Politician rants about internal party dynamics and readers of the Sommamian Review. The piece critiques circulation efforts and hints at political maneuvering within his group.
The passage describes Congressman Salzer from New York delivering interviews in Seattle and making bold prophecies about political outcomes. His forecast of Judge Parker’s election triggers widespread astonishment and national attention.
A modern philosopher notes that clothing reflects character and mood. The well dressed man is seen as cheerful and uncomplaining, with a confident demeanor that others notice and follow daily.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Pramres Cistimor L Eng and a 2 meeting with delegates and nominations. It notes figures like 8 and 40 and references Beilingtem and The Star in August, but many words are garbled and names unclear.
A fragmentary report discusses wages under the Wages Act, local tax and treasurer matters, and references Seward and Lake Wenaccitee. It mentions the Lamier Co residence project near the Lam family, with details on a rustic design, interior comforts, and plans for staff from the Lam family.
The article notes changes in committee ties and future positions with Crave and Congiom to lead. Mr Cong fem is lightly endorsed with a lower facility plan. P. C. Parwer of New York Pattern Co. appoints Mrs. 2. 3. Mactio as local agent, with potential for two more agents if canvassing continues.
A garbled report notes local gym club members claiming adherence to game laws while addressing tensions over conflict. References to Wensschee Lake Wenstehee and a weeklong schedule hint at planned travel and activities, with unclear details about rifles, ammunition, and military sentiment.
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