Atkinson qualified for attorney general say supporters
The document argues John D. Atkinson is qualified for the attorney general post despite not appearing on the state Supreme Court roll. It notes his certificates from King County and Illinois, past service as assistant attorney general, and a 1900 Democratic nomination defeat for attorney general, asserting Vance’s critique is unfounded and politically motivated. It also recounts Atkinson’s Seattle practice, Illinois admission, and role in the 1806 Washington Law Code.
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Thomas Vance
Everett
Atkinson
Supreme Court
Patrick Henry Winston
Post-Intelligencer
John D. Atkinson
Olympia
Tom Vance
Superior Court of
King County
Supreme Court of
State of Illinois
Vance
State of
Washington
Democrats of
Superior
Supreme Courts
Illinois
Chicago
Seattle
Superior Courts
State Supreme Court
Debt Rise Under Democratic Rule 1892 to 1897
The record shows the U S bonded debt rose from 585 million in 1892 to 843 million in 1897 and the annual interest climbed from 22.89 million to 34.29 million, an increase cited as proof the Democratic administration failed to manage the government.
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Democratic Financial Management
Harrison
United States
Cleveland
Savings Bank
McKinley
Elm wood herd records show 13 cows yield milk and butter
A. M. Stevens reports from Sept 1903 to Aug 1904 that 13 Jerseys produced 88,910 pounds of milk averaging 6,916 per cow and 6,235.7 pounds of butter, $104.12 revenue from butter per cow, with Gertie’s Brown Bessie producing 8,764 milk pounds and a calf.
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A. M. Stevens
Elmwood
Jerseys
Gertie
Eilenburg
Leavenworth Meeting Weighs in Local Politics
Hon. Stephen Judson and Hon. Frank Reeves planned address in Leavenworth on Saturday evening October 11 at 8 o'clock with several Democratic county candidates present. The piece also notes savings banks growth since 1896 and comments on political rhetoric surrounding statewide contests.
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Stephen Judson
Frank Reeves
Chelan County
Leavenworth
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Free System Reform
An advertisement claims relief from indigestion aches and pains with a timely drink of Rocky Mountain Tea offered by City Drag. The copy emphasizes a free system and urges readers to try the product.
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St. Louis
Hollister
City Drug Store
Rocky Mountain
City Drag Store
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