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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1904

Page

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Lakeside seeks incorporation and regional notices across Oregon and Washington

A montage of local items details Lakeside's incorporation push in Oregon, a Panamanian rainfall statistic, Spokane club formation, G A R and W R C bean bake in Pullman, J Leigh Campbell seeking County School Superintendent nomination, and Lakeside civic figures. It also cites Seattle Times quip on sunny spells, a crowless rooster, and a Brooklyn preacher urging reprisals. Additional notes include farmer cooperation efforts, Puget Sound lumber use on Entiat river bridges, Wenatchee Advance stance on county offices, and Spokane merchants pressuring railroads to cut Eastern Washington and Idaho rates.

Puget Sound Entiat Wenatchee Spokane Washington Idaho Portland Seattle Tacoma

Chelan County Republican Central Committee Meets in Wenatchee

The Chelan County Republican Central Committee met in Wenatchee on March 12 to designate a site for the county convention and set dates. Delegates from precincts were apportioned, with totals per precinct and a plan to hold the county convention on April 9 1904 and primary elections on April 2 1904.

Republican Central Committee Chelan County Washington John A. Gellatly Wenatchee Blewett James Wilder Walter Olive Chelan Barnett Stillwell J. Barrer Chiwaukum E. W. Sherwood L. H. Bowman Clockum C. B. Reed Columbia L. M. Hull Entiat Charles Gray L H. Bowman Leavenworth F. S. Taylor Mission Frank Johnson Lakeside Charles Johnson Stehekin M. E. Field Wenatehee John D. Dill Central Committee Chas. Johnston Supreme Judge Hadley Peshastin J. Barrier J Barrier

Acrostic insult targets Dana in rival paper’s verse

A New York editorial recalls the New York Sun acrostic that spelled Dana is a fraud. It condemns the stanza as a vile, deceitful insult by an outside contributor and defends Mr. Dana against the libelous charge, urging press condemnation of the act.

New York Times Charles A. Dana New York Sun Sun Evening Sun Dana Villian Mr. Dana Knavel Dief

Seattle murder rate compared to London exposes policing gaps

The piece notes Seattle recorded thirteen murders by mid January while London with five million people had twenty. Five killers were caught at or near the scene requiring little investigation, while nine remain at large. All five arrested were acquitted except one charged with manslaughter, expected to be freed.

Seattle London

Republican County Convention Called for Wenatchee

The Republican Convention of Chelan County is called to meet in Wenatchee on Saturday April 9 1904 to elect nine delegates for the state convention in Tacoma May 11 1904 and to nominate candidates for state offices district judge for Chelan Douglas Ferry Okanogan and joint senator for Kittitas Chelan. The meeting will also nominate a representative to the state legislature and county officers including Commissioner districts one and three, Auditor, Clerk, Treasurer, Sheriff, Attorney, School Superintendent, Assessor, Surveyor and Coroner.

Wenatchee Said Tacoma Chicago Chelan Douglas Ferry Okanogan Kittitas L. H. Bowman John D. Dill

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G. W. Hoxley Smith’s Block W. M. McCoy Leavenworth Hospital J. King Leavenworth, Wash Lewis J. Nelson John B. Adams Wash S D. Griffith Wenatchee, Wash Prank Reeves Court House Ered Reeves Court Commissione The Wenatchee Canal Company J. A. Gellatly Ofice Mission and Palouse Streets H. A. Anderson Near Congregational Church Big Rock Saloon Geo.l.hoppe Joan Tholin John Smith Tholin A&a Smith A. OG. U. W. Tumwater Lodge L. H. Laden W. M John W. Laden Geo A. Blacksedge A. O. U. W. Leavenworth Lodge No. 32 A. O. U. W. Hall Amanda Manty Lorrie Dorie Louise McGuire Independent Order of Forresters Aouw Hall Forsters G. English C. R C. B. Turner B.S Imp. O. R. M Tumwater Tribe R. O. Johnston A. P. Sheridan L. H. Turner Prop Tumwater T. W. Greve P. H. Graham & CO the City Drug Store E. A. King A. A. Tholin Post Office J.B. Ballou General Blacksmith Lindsey Addition Clarence Elliott Oregon Panama McBride Club G. A.R W.R. C Pullman J. Leigh Campbell C. S. Clark Johnson Seattle Times Brooklyn N. Y Spingfield Ohio H. H. Williams North Yakima Lottie Davis Hussy Blow Deep Sea
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