Facts and accusations swirl around Steiner candidacy
The letter defends Albert E. Mead while recounting a contested claim about attorney R. S. Steiner. It cites Bartholomew's assertion of Steiner's willingness to take a contest case for $50, later noting Steiner declined due to workload. The piece contrasts Republican Dill's qualification with Democratic attacks, urging voters to trust nine Wenatchee lawyers affirming Dill's fitness. It also mentions press reactions and campaign travels in Okanagan and Ferry counties.
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R.S. Steiner
Henry Fraser
Steiner
Bartholomew
Waterville
Wenatchee
U. S. Land Office
R. S. Steiner
W. H. Fraser
the Echo
Democratic Party
Coulee City
Douglas County
SLY DEVILISH SLY IN CAMPAIGN TACTICS
A republican voter explains editors and reporters avoid national issues to prevent hurting state and county ticket votes. They fear electing a democratic congressman and note Washington favors Roosevelt, leading to restraint on Parker’s national candidacy. The remark ends with a quip about party slyness.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mr Parker
Bryan
Joey Bagstock
Vote Your Ticket Straight Warms Political Advice
Do not be fooled into voting part of the democratic ticket by offers to vote for Roosevelt or a republican congressman. Some democrats seek to trade on national tickets to win state and county votes. Vote your ticket straight as the campaign grows harsher.
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Roosevelt
The
Echo
Wenatchee Advance Attacks John D Dill as Grafter
In a scathing critique the Wenatchee Advance calls John D Dill an ignorant grafter. The editor warns such rhetoric won’t win friends or votes for Mr Stein er, defining a grafter as one who takes money without proper consideration.
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Wenatchee
John D. Dill
Steiner
Ifi
Republicans urged to vote straight ticket in local paper
The Echo defends advising Republicans to vote their ticket, citing honesty and capacity concerns about Mr. Steiner's opponents. It notes no Republican attack on Steiner from local media, while Democrats attack his opponent. It mocks insults about Steiner and questions the usefulness of personal attributes over qualifications.
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Mr. Steiner
Douglas County
Steiner
Bridgeport Post
L. H. Bowman
Mr. Dill
County Clerk Seeks Re-Election on Republican Ticket
The Echo notes his two years as county clerk and his candidacy for re election. It praises his efficient faithful service and uniformly courteous handling of all who deal with him in official duties, urging Republican voters in the county to support him.
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Echo
Panama Canal Contract Awarded for Lumber Supply
A Bellingham Lumber Co. received an award this week for supplying over two million feet of lumber for the Panama canal project.
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Bellingham Lumber Co
Panama Canal
Wenatchee Bar Endorses Dill for Superior Court Judge
A Wenatchee bar resolution endorses John D. Dill for the Chelan Douglas Okanogan Ferry superior court judgeship. Signed by O M Congdon D Griffith Bert J Williams Wom A Grimshaw R W Cutts F C Hodge Edward A Davis James Duff Henry Cross and City Attorney, the statement praises Dill’s ability honesty and fairness. The note follows a prior Wenatchee Republic editorial reprinting a local potato photo.
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Wenatchee
Dill
Chelan
Douglas
Okanogan
Ferry
State of Washington
Republican Party
Judicial District
John D. Dill
Washington
Chelan County
O. M. Congdon
D. Griffith
Bert J. Williams
Wom
A. Grimshaw
R. W. Cutts
F. C. Hodge
Edward A. Davis
James Duff Henry Cross
Waterville Potatoes Grow Big Without Irrigation near Cascade
J. B. Hathaway showcases large white Greeley potatoes from Elinger place south of Waterville. The specimens weigh nearly four pounds each and were grown without irrigation or rain under the Cascade mountains. About seventy sacks expected, all over two pounds.
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Waterville
J. B. Hathaway
Greeley
Elinger Place
Cascade Mountains
Mr. Hathaway
Local notes from Blewett and surrounding areas
Mr Sherlock returns from the east to Blewett last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Marko visit Cle Elum this week. Mat Marko delivers a powder load for Badger State Co on Monday. Robert Steiner moves into C P Davenport’s vacated building. H S Irwin moves into the old company store and renovates. Mrs C P Davenport travels to Seattle to join her husband. they plan Seattle as their home for now.
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Sherlock
Blewett
Joseph Marko
Cle
Mat Marko
Badger State Co
Robert Steiner
C. P. Davenport
H.S. Irwin
Seattle
Chelan County Teachers Examination Notice 1904
Chelan county teachers examination will be at County Superintendent's office Wenatchee Washington on November 10 11 and 12 1904 starting at 9 am. Teachers in the county may attend but cannot receive temporary certificates. John E Porter County Superintendent.
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Chelan County
Wenatchee, Wash
John E. Porter
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H. Mayar
Eitor
Leavenworth Echo
Albert E. Mead
Superior Court
Post
Joseph Bartholomew
Bowman
Voter
Democratic Press
Hartline Standard
Okanagan
Mr. Christensen
Pendleton’s
C.G. Hall
North Elberta Hotel
Dora Hall
Wenatchee Bar
Darling & Albright
D. M. Thomas & Co
Congregational Church
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