Governor Wilson Emerges as New Jersey Reform Leader
The article profiles Hon. Woodrow Wilson, governor of New Jersey, detailing his background from Staunton Virginia to Princeton president, his pledge to curb corporate power, push public utilities and initiative reform, and his decisive Senate fight against boss James Smith Jr. It notes his radical approach, commitment to popular government, and personal life with his wife and three daughters.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Governor Wilson
Virginia
Staunton
Princeton University
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania
College For Women
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Wilson
Democrats of
State Capitol
Commission
Senate
Ories
United States
James Smith, Jr
Democratic Party
James A. Martine
Smith
Martine
Pacific Coast
West
Real Estate Transfers in Chelan County Week Ending May 6 1911
Transfers show multiple parcels sold or encumbered in Chelan County with a mix of individuals and entities. Buyers include Louise Hamilton LA Taylor J E Thomas and Wen Real & Inv Co, with sale values ranging from $1 to $20000. The list includes parcels in Wen Park Millerdale and Lake Park among others, plus notes of plats and replats.
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M M Foote
C G Ridout
Chelan
A Ellis
Louise Hamilton
Belmont
EC Long
Ott
H P McGlothern
J E Thomas
Olive Moss Et al
LA Taylor
A L Shipman
Bessie E Harding
Replat
Wen
A L Hill
Edith B Egbert
Wen Park
Annie M Ewell
J Haskins
River Glen Orch
A Edmunds
G W Johnson
Anna Russell
Wen Real & Inv Contr Rt
Philip Miller
Millerdale
W B Estes
P S Leonard
E S Russell
F Peake Et al
J B
Huff
Frank Reeves
Sherman
H Josephine Whitney
Steward
C A Huston
F T Barnes
Prowell
J Hoffman
M W Perrine
J J Mackey
George Andrews
Alice E Dohrn
W E Johnson
R B Hampton
Anna Barcroft
W Hampton
J R Barcroft
H Bowinkelman
Ladie G Bowinkelman
LN Wilcox
W H Lawrence
CR Hanan Et al
W Brown
FC Lemon
M M Kingman
Amer Bank Pt Ne
A Francisco
DE Johnson
Lake Park
Electric Railway Franchise Sought for Wenatchee to Leavenworth
Louis W. Pratt J B Askew and W M Harvey applied May 1 1911 to Chelan County Commissioners for a franchise to construct operate and maintain an electric railway and motor railroad from Wenatchee to Leavenworth along public roads and bridges with poles wires and appurtenances. Hearing set for June 6 1911 at 10 a m in Wenatchee County Courthouse.
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Louis W. Pratt
J. B. Askew
W. M. Harvey
Board of County Commissioners
Chelan County
Washington
City of
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Advertised Letters Remaining in Post Office
Postmaster J C Davis lists uncalled letters for May 8 including Arnold John Lowe Joe Bean Harry Loden L O Fars Loren Len John H Hackenson Chase McKinzie Conrad Howell Frank O Neil G W Holman B A Ladd West Earl Kanaga Earl. Also mentions epitaph by Franklin aged twenty three found after death noting its lines.
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Arnold
John Lowe
Joe
Bean
Harry
Loden
L O
Fars
Loren Len
John H Hackenson
Chase McKinzie
Conrad Howell
Frank O'Neil
G W Holman
B A Ladd
SJ West
Earl Kanaga
Earl
J. C. Davis
Old Settlers Meeting Called For May Thirteenth
The old settlers are summoned to gather in the Commercial Club rooms on Saturday May 13 at 3 p.m. F A Losekamp notes the notice and The Echo office lists items for sale.
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Commercial Club
Echo Office
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Cov. Wilson
U. S
Jersey
American Press Association
New
Chelan County Abstract Company
Franklin
B. Franklin
HOTEL
Elman
Black Ben
Spitz
Jonathan
Winesap and
Stayman Winesap
Rock Island Nursery
D. H. Mohler, Prop
Wenatchee, Wash
Wenatchee Valley
Stay
Newtown
Rome
Delicious
Bartlett
Bing, Lambert and
Royal Ann Cherries
Cashmere Nurseries
G. A. Loudenback, Prop
State Bank
Brender
Uris
Coporriauts &c
Leanez Coe
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Boldway
New York
OLD Settlers Meeting
Lasdan
Suite
Harlin Block
Hone
Totem Pole
Pioneer Square
Hotel Oregon Portland
OBE
Portland
Wright & Dickinson Chas
Wraitaht
M.C. Dickinson, Maa
Ture
Leavenworth Furniture
Palace of Sweets
G. W. Hathaway
Prop
Opera
J. E. Tholin