Let the People Rule Says Col. Roosevelt
The Carnegie Hall speech argues for self government by the people, denounces minority rule and calls for direct citizen remaking of laws through legislative and popular means. It defends recall of judges in some states and attacks Taft a foe of popular sovereignty, urging justice and democratic action.
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Roosevelt
Carnegie Hall
New York
Republican Party
United States
Chicago
Marshall
White
Holmes
Cullen
Taft
Mr. Taft
God
America
Maynard
Court of Appeals
Europe
Democratic
Republic
Peshastin residents involved in illnesses and travel
Many Peshastin residents are listed with sick lists and medical needs while others travel to Wenatchee Leavenworth and Dryden. The notes record visits, moves, hoisting wood shipments, and a broken arm incident affecting R P Peake, with several families spending time in nearby towns.
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M. W. Starks
Behan
Leavenworth
Miss Davis
Homer Gilbert
Peshastin
R. P. Peake
J. C. Schnell
Dryden
Meeting Smithson Prompted Delayed Return for Supper
A reader explains they were an hour late because they spoke with Smithson about his stomach trouble. The exchange leads to a suggestion to take Chamberlain's tablets, sold by ing's City Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
King’s City Drug Store
Smithson
Ing
City Drug Store
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Wm. Lowell
del McCoy
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Wenatchee
E. L. Thompson
C. E. Stage
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Brother Joe
Harry Harvey
Dick Goslee
Harry Daggett
Seattle
H. W. Otis
Nason Creek
F. C. Drum
Bevan
Helena
Montana
E. T. Hinton
Griffeth
Krupp
Chas. Stone
C. A. Wright
Chas. Stage
Wenatchee Hospital
S. J. Vandegrift
Leavenworth Market
M. Christenson
Mgr
Emil Frank
Prop
Rutherford & Burns
Tumwater Light & Water Co
Leavenworth, Washington
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Wenatchee Valley
F. A. Reynolds
A. L. Haines
Chelan County
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