First Republican Rally Draws Audience at Local Pavilion
Col. Nash addressed republicans and some democrats in a local pavilion last Friday night. He praised Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican record, attacked George Turner’s shifting affiliations, and urged voters to keep their support for the party’s ticket and a straight vote.
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George Turner
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Mead Favored in Washington Governor Race as Rail Policy Grows
The piece notes Albert E. Mead gaining support for governor in Washington with a pledge to back a railroad commission if created by the legislature. It also cites opposition to Turner’s anti-railroad stance, populist distrust of Turner, and Oregonian reports favoring Mead. A. G. Trollman, a carpenter, vanished after leaving work, with items left behind at his boarding site. Douglas County Press.
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Yarner
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Eurich
Douglas County
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted for Pimples
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a blood tonic to clear eruptions. Available in tea or tablet form at City Drug Store for 35 cents.
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Hollister
Nellie Fuller
Denver
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Editor's compliment sparks street chase by schoolma'am
A Palouse editor praised a school ma'am's reputation for teaching leading to a midday encounter. The next day she pursued him with an umbrella shouting she had never taught a "she bear" and he now dodges her whenever seen. The item includes unrelated ad text about Hellister's Rocky Mountain Tea and advertising tips to merchants in slow seasons.
Was Senator Tolman Sincere in His Rail Commission Stance
A Spokane political commentary recalls Senator Tolman's work in 1901 1903 on the railroad commission and jury reform measures and questions his treatment by George Turner and the Spokesman-Review. It critiques Tolman’s record as governor hopeful and notes party disappointment over his non renomination.
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Spokane
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George Stevenson
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Towoward
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