Banker's stake in state funds sparks legislative clash
Friends of C J Lord the banker say he will gag opposition as the bill reaches the senate in a bid to protect vested rights. Falconer supports the measure claiming state deposits lose $50 000 yearly to banks not paying interest and argues the people deserve a share of the profits.
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C. J. Lord
Bere
House
Senate
wise @es
Lord
Falconer
Lord's Bank
Battle Over State Capitol Move Between Olympia and Tacoma
The article discusses a legislative showdown over moving the state capital from Olympia to Tacoma. Two pivotal votes could determine the outcome, with Tacoma's delegation blaming Reid for a poor strategy. Pierce County lawmakers plan renewed effort, noting legislators tire of Olympia’s tight session confinement.
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Olympia
Tacoma
House
Senate
Reid
Pierce County
Philadelphia breaks from moorings at navy yard during storm
The United States receiving ship Philadelphia broke loose from her moorings at Bremerton navy yard amid heavy sea and damage, including pipes and communications outages. Tug Pawtucket delayed while securing the ship. the training ship is anchored again. Cold weather dropped to 26 degrees. In New York a bankruptcy petition against Bullivan Drew Co. millinery firm filed, claiming assets exceed liabilities by about half a million due to poor trade from wet weather.
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Bremerton
United States
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Pawtucket
Seattle
New York
Bullivan-Drew Company
Wholemle Millinera
Ite Asveta
State depositor bill passes House with wide support
Olympia report says the house approved a state depository bill by 75 to four and sent it on. The measure allows national and state banks to become state depositories after posting security with the board of deposits chaired by the governor secretary of state and state treasurer who serve without pay. The board will set deposit interest rates and banks must file monthly deposit statements with state officials. In a separate action the coyote bounty bill extending to wild cats and cougars passed the senate 4 to 0 after veto override efforts.
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Olympia
Falconer
House
Secretary of State
McBride
Senate
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Gcline
Levineon’s Qualit
Les Full Measure
Second Avenue
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Aittle
Olympia Banch
Remie
Tacoma Brothers
Todd
Booth
King
Frances Marie Knowlton
Frances Marin Knowlton
Garfield Boulevard
Chicago
Ill
Dorothy Clank
Grenadaw SL
Frances
Danderine
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Wit
Quaker Drug CO
Lucy May
Vorestsille Ave
Ers
Liberty Hell
California
Baturad
Nia
King County
George Hartin
Epsom Salts
KIRBY
Yesler
Great Falla & Northern Railroad
Spokane
First and Union
First Avenue
Holmes Furniture Co
Second Ave
Cale
Buick
Leonard
le Hose
Colgate
Packer
Cuticura
Woodbury’s
Mennen’s
McCarthy Dry Goods
Second Ave. and Co Company
Madison Street
Reliable Transfer CO
Postoffice
C. M. Pessemier Boot
Shaw’s Drug Store
Greenbaum
Bsrcond Ave
Tel
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Jance Street
Ave & Phones
Main
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Dabhey & Woobhouse
Charter Oak Ranges
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Harry Silver
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