Prosperity Ahead As Panama Canal Opens On West Coast
The article argues against panic over stock declines tariff agitation and railroad rate limits. It predicts a twenty five year era of west coast development from the Panama Canal opening, aided by emergency currency and solid industrial adjustments. It champions non alarm and notes confident prospects.
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Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Tobacco Trust
Money Trust
Congress
Panama Canal
North America
West Virginia coal strike fuels senate probe
The senate investigates a year old West Virginia coal strike revealing violent clashes. Miners demand better pay and living costs while operators deploy money and legal force to protect profits, highlighting bitter conflict between workers and industry.
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Senate
West Virginia
Democratic tariff bill drags on amid crop optimism
The article notes the Democratic tariff bill dragging on with little prospect of early settlement. It contrasts the stagnation in politics with improving crop prospects nationwide, stating the Washington wheat crop is forecast to surpass its previous records.
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Washington
Great Northern Plans Large Round House at Leavenworth
The June issue of the Railway Locomotive and Engineering Journal reports that the Great Northern Railway has decided to build a large round house and machine shop at Leavenworth Washington.
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Railway Locomotive and Engineering Journal
Great Northern Railway
Leavenworth
Washington
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble Advised
Mrs. G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey reports chronic stomach upset for over a month and constipation relief after using Chamberlains Tablets. She says after reading testimonials she started taking them and has nearly finished three quarters of a package and can eat almost anything now. For sale by all dealers.
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G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
New York Progressive Namesake Shifts Focus and Office
Millard Bloomer renames Harlem Local and Life the New York Progressive and aligns it as the bull moose party official organ. The main office moves from Harlem to Forty-second Street with a local office at 217 West 125th Street. Bloomer offers ex President Roosevelt 10 000 a year to write one day a week, about 200 a day, who is weighing the offer to boost his follower base.
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Millard Bloomer
New York City
Harlem
New York
Roosevelt
Perkins Keeps Horticultural Inspectors After Appointment
J H Perkins, new Washington State Commissioner of Agriculture, preserves existing district horticultural inspectors including P S Darlington. He ordered continued service to prevent disruption while reviewing horticultural work and noted strong local support for Darlington.
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P. S. Darlington
F. A. Huntley
Huntley
J. H. Perkins
Ernest Lister
Perkins
Darlington
Chelan
Grant
Douglas
Okanogan
Department of Agriculture
Horticultural Department
Commissioner of Agriculture
S. T. Arthur Heads to Leavenworth Meeting
In a Twenty Years ago note, S. T. Arthur begins travel to Leavenworth on Monday. Captain Leavenworth, the original Leavenworth town site owner, is expected from Olympia to join a gathering of townsite owners.
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Spokesman-Review
Arthur
S. T. Arthur
Leavenworth
Captain Leavenworth
Olympia
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Fast Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers sores boils eczema and other skin troubles claiming quick relief. It cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who was cured of a nine month ulcer in two weeks and notes the product’s 25 cent price and recommendation by druggist E H King.
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Bucklen
Bruce Jones
Birmingham
Ala
E. H. King
No Church Services at Low Gap This Sunday
The pastor will preach at Low Gap and there will be no church services here. Sunday school will be conducted by the officers of the Sunday school. L. J. Ave Lallemant, Pastor.
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L. J. Ave Lallemant
Sunday Services Planned at Epworth Church
The church invites all to Sunday School Epworth League and preaching. In the evening Rev C A Hodshire District Superintendent will preach and administer the Lord's Supper. Everyone invited. Max A Jeffords Pastor.
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C. A. Hodshire
Max A. Jeffords
Congregational Church Announces Regular Sabbath Services
Regular services will be held next Sabbath morning and evening at the Congregational church. All are invited to attend. Rev. Davis is the pastor.
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Congregational Church
Rev. Davis
Evening catechismal service and mass schedule
Catechismal instructions for the children at 7 15 p m Rosary blessed sacrament with sermon at 7 30 p m Mass to be said Monday morning at 8 o clock Rev J M VandeWalle pastor Butter Wrappers available at Echo office
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J. M. VandeWalle
Manifold Typewriter Paper For Sale at The Echo Office
Item listing for manifold typewriter paper offered by The Echo Office. Includes product type and location for purchase. Buyers are invited to inquire at the Echo Office for quantity and pricing.
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Manifold Typewriter
Echo
Local Representative Wanted for Horticulture Sales
Advertisement seeks a permanent district representative, male, with horticulture knowledge and full-time availability. Earn from 150 dollars monthly minimum, with salesmen making 50 to 75 weekly. ORENCO trees are marketed as reliable and affordable. company offers one rep per territory, strong support, and large west nursery. Write with references and past occupations today.
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Orenco
West
Ordinance Regulating Bartender Occupation in Leavenworth
Leavenworth City Council passes an ordinance requiring bar staff to obtain a $1 bartender license valid for one year from July 1. Applications to the City Council must include name age and address with experience. Fines up to $25 for unlicensed service or violations of liquor laws.
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City of
Leavenworth
Nenworth
Frank E. Carlquist
Guy A. Hamilton
L. J. Nelson
Supreme Court Rules School Funds Cannot Buy Bonds for Capitol
The supreme court ruled that the permanent school funds may not be invested to purchase bonds against state capital lands and the state cannot guarantee interest or principal on the proposed 4 million dollar bond issue for Olympia’s new capitol buildings, causing construction delays.
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Supreme Court
Olympia
Governor Lister Eyes Funding for New Building Plan
Governor Lister hopes to finance a plan for erecting new buildings. The text also promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a safe laxative for the aged, priced at 25 cents and recommended by E. H. King, druggist.
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Lister
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