Government Should Own the Railroads Speech by William J. Bryan
The article covers William Jennings Bryan touring St Louis in 1904, arguing that government ownership of trunk railroads and state control of lines within states is essential. It notes public reception, Bryan's aged yet steady persona, and his critique of trusts while insisting the remedy goes beyond party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Democrati Miosa
St Louis
Jennings Miryan
Gad
Sreter
Rat
Bryan
Beatle
Congress
Hanford Faces Friction Over Delays in Court
In a U S court session Hanford criticized attorneys for delays and requested prompt proceedings. Judge ordered plaintiffs to state their case clearly and warned that the trial could proceed in hours if witnesses and testimony moved forward without idle talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honer
Jord
Local Brotherhood Leaders To Meet After Grant Chiefs Address
A hall meeting will be hosted by Lacad Men and OboolOn with Mayor Moore slated to speak. Attendees include Cleveland chapter head, Peoria and Garlow Iowa representatives, as the group discusses proposed state law changes and workplace regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Eestion
Sunday Lectures Series on Rights of Man Planned
A series of free lectures titled The Rights of Man will be held on dates including January 26 and February 19 at a location on Boylston Avenue. The program features themes such as Herete He the World's and Wena ere Bright Centieth Century with discussion on Child and the Crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrow Sight
Poyteton Avenue
Boylstonay
Socialiat
Walter Thomas Mille
Secaliet
Corner Foutthay
Pine
The Defeat of Love Homes Musical Service
A musical service directed by Mr. Gerard Tonning on February 14 presents The Defeat of Love. Tonning leads performances featuring soloists and orchestral accompaniment in a program highlighting classic and modern numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Service
Gerard Tonning
Love— Homes Musical Service
Tonning
Atlin Miners Die in Spruce Creek Cave-In
A World dispatch from Atlin reports two miners, Mat McEwen and Daniel Hurnyeat, killed in a cave-in on Spruce creek while drifting. Both men were natives of Magtend and had worked in the Atlin district about two years.
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Vancouver
Atlin
Mat McEwen
Deaniel Hurnyeat
Spruce Creek
Magtend
Attte
New State Road Bill Aims at Highway Control
Judge C H Hanford drafts a New York styled road bill to centralize highway control through a state highway board and commissioner. Projects funded by state county and special districts with cash assessments replacing working tax payments, endorsed by the Good Roads association at North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hanford
New York
Hanford
State Highway Board
Good Reads Association
North Yakima
Barling Goes to Tacoma for Inspection of Iowa Exhibit
President Barling of the Chicago Milwaukee Saint Paul line travels to Tacoma for inspection and will return to Seattle next week. The Iowa club plans an Alaska club meeting tonight to decide on Iowa's appropriation for an Iowa exhibit at the A P exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pass
Swett
Chicago
Barling
Tacoma
President Barling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Taccoma
Seattle
Iowa
Iowa Club
Alaska Club
Wanderers to meet Fort Lawton in league soccer at Woodland Park
A fast league clash is set for Woodland Park tomorrow between the Wanderers and Fort Lawton. The Wanderers won 5 1 at Fort Lawton earlier this season and seek revenge. Referee Clark will enforce the 2 30 kickoff with lineups and positions listed for both sides. Doug Metcalf, Wanderers secretary, negotiates an international match with Vancouver Shamrocks for Seattle soon.
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Woodland Park Torrow
Wanderers
Fort Lawton
Soldier Boys
Clark
Wanderers Tlose
H. Reeka
Thompson
Caldwell
D. Metcalf
Wilson
Wytle
Fenlon
Sweetland
KR. Beeks
A. Reeks
H. Metcalf
Trent
Keys
Coffey
Baker
Walden
Sperry
McPheeters
Whytle
Davie
Dynes
Forman
Doug Metcalf
Frank Sugden
Vancouver Shamrocks
Seattle
Annexationists Meet to Discuss Warrant Legality
The Annexation club of Ballard will hold a special meeting Monday evening at the city hall to discuss the annexation movement and the legalization of outstanding warrants totaling 76066 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annexation Club
Ballard
Reciprocal Demurrage Meeting Postponed at 5 PM
The meeting at the Lumbermen's club scheduled for 2 PM was moved to 5 PM because of delays in the Tacoma car shortage investigation. Local attendees were advised of the new time due to the delay in the investigative work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbermen's Club
Tacoma
Increased Coal Supply Returns to Meet Demand
Newspapers report a large influx of lump coal and Newcastle varieties easing shortages. Schools plan to reopen Monday as Pacific Coast company delivers 2004 units including Mack Diamond Jump and mine run coal, while Northwestern Improvement and Carbonado firms work to reach normal stock levels with several cars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Company
Newcastle
Northwestern Improvement
Carbonado
Moth
Clerk Rescues Store Patrons From Dynamite Fire
An unnamed clerk at M. Leer's Valley store risked his life when dynamite caps were tossed into the fire. He reached into the flames and saved a cash box and others, preventing a deadly explosion. Several people were present witnesses crediting his quick, heroic act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
M. Leer
Valley
Cleynipe
Cape
Haven
Bishop Moore to Dedicate Beattie Lake Side Church
Bishop David H. Moore of the Methodist Episcopal church in Portland has arrived in Beattie after travels in the eastern states. He will dedicate the Lake Side Methodist Episcopal church at southeast Beattie tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David HH. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Portland
Beattie
Lakeside Methodist Episcopal Church
Southeast Beattie
Unidentified Man Found Dead Near Stetson-Poet Mill Bay
The body of a man, in water two weeks, was found in the bay near the Stetson-Poet mill by a boomtender. It was sent to Butterworth & Howe undertakers. no identification available and the deceased remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson-Poet
Butterworth & Howe
Bishop Moore to Preach at Ashbury Methodist Episcopal
Tomorrow evening Bishop David M. Moore of the church will preach at the Ashbury Methodist Episcopal on the Roger Corner of Whitmanay. The notice highlights a local church service with emphasis on the preacher’s visit.
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David M., Moore, Db
Ashbury
Show People for Dawson HM Nelson Plans Tour
Nelson the theatrical manager prepares to take a company of 86 wingers and dancers to Dawson for a show. The plans involve rehearsals and travel arrangements for the troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Nelson
Dawson
Old Society Reorganized for Washington Accountants
A city group of accountants and bookkeepers reorganizes as the Washington Society of Accountants and Bookkeepers. Officers elected include President C. M. Williams, Vice President T. M. Garmbie, and others. charter memberships close February 11, 1907, with strict eligibility and exams after February 1. The next meeting is set for February 8 at 299 New York block.
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City
Washington Society of Accountants and Bookkeepers
Pres
C. M. Willams
T. M. Garmbie
Alfred J. Hewland
Benjamin C. Levey
Aeuitor
Plaherty
Certified Public Accountancy
Washington Society of Public Accountants
New York Block
Ban Blas Indians Preserve Isolated Traditions Beyond Canal Zone
Panama December 16. The San Blas and Bias Indians live a mile beyond the Canal Zone with their own religion and customs. They reject outside influence, retain bamboo homes for each wife, and uphold strict codes including vows to kill unfaithful wives and the shaping of village life under their mila priest.
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Panama
Gam
Republic of Panama
Canal Zone
San Blas
Hia
Portotelo
Mila
Gueardi
North Western Mutual Fire Association Reports Large Growth
The Beattie based Northwestern Mutual Fire Association announces 1006 annual report shows over 14 million dollars in outstanding insurance, a rise of about four and a half million. Policyholders save 26 to 40 percent on costs depending on risk, with first class risks offered and hazardous risks refused. Write or phone for a Western inspector. Main 1 fe. 424. Lamber Exchange.
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Northwestern Mutual Fire Association
Beattie
Northwestern
Lamber Exchange
Sunday religious services listed with sermons and times
Baptist Tabernacle Fifteenth Avenue North and East Morrison hosts John M. Dean with "Mother and Child" for young mothers at 11 a.m. Evangelism at 7 40 p.m. Topic "Median foul Joy." First Fourth Avenue near Jamen Myron W. Haynes D D pastor 1 a.m. "Our Resources" and "He attle's Cain" Bettes 10:30 a.m. Pivot Christian Church Broadway and East Olive corner A L Chapman pastor 10:30 a.m. "Identification and Multiplication" p m "Home and Mother" Christian Science Fifth Church of Christ Stath 1 a.m. and m. "Truth" Sunday school 11 a.m. Reading room 028 Alaska building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
John M. Dean
Jamen
Myron W. Haynes
D. D
Pivot Christian Church
Broadway
East Olive At
A. L. Chapman
Christian Science
Church of Christ
Alaska Building
First Baptist Church
Fourth Av
James
D. DD
Church Services Read Across City Orgs and Times
A garbled church schedule lists ministers and sermons at multiple locations including Third Avenue and University, ignitia Broadway and Republic, North University Brooklyn, Be ing Back at Forty, Missionary Message of Jonah, John’s Tinction of 604, and Foreign Missions.
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Seon Plymouth
University
Francia J. van Horn
Elijah
Mount Carmel
Ignitia
Broadway
Republic
Edward Lincoln Smith
D. D
Sydney Aires
D. Bd
University Brooklyn Ev. North
Mason
Il A. m
Bagewater
Kilbourne
William
Treacon Wit School
William Worthington
Jonah
East Prorata Orn
North
C. R. Gale
John
Grand
M. Freeland
Oungetown
G. Ruege
Wisconan
Booth Alki
Schol House
C. BR. Gale
Religious and Lecture Listings From Methodist to Theosophical Societies
Community calendar of services and events features Methodist Episcopal and other faith groups. Details include pastors, service times, lectures, and topics such as spiritual healing, women’s rights, civilization, and civic virtue across venues on First Avenue, Second Avenue, and Close-by streets with multiple speakers and auxiliary programs.
The Thievery and Dissent Society Event At Westminster
An evening program at Westminster Presbyterian Church features a discussion on commercial value and dranity, a sermon on crime, and musical offerings including offertory solo and a choral performance. The event lists Rev. s 6 ee paator and G. A. C. Hochester presenting The Vision of Cod.
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Ostminster Presbyterian Church
Pesos
Columbia Ata
Antherm
G. A. C. Hochester
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William J. Bryan
United States
Democratic Party
Ge Hanford
U. S
Railroad
Lilian
Kerwood
Great Northere
Abseace
Attornry
Chica
Lacad
Paul
Star Special Service
Leech Park Pavilion
Wagner
Washington
Our Savings Department
Dexter Horton & CO
Zaner
LUGAL
the Goat
Joseph Harricon
W. HH. Hirinker
The
State University Monthly
George Jamme
Gowen
H. H. Gowen
Mil Haberer
Progressive Thought Club
Beeconday
LaQonner
Nesqually
Brown and Bisler
Humphrey and
Murdock
Pike St Dis
Rooney
Arthur Reed
Robert Beardsley
D. 8
McKensie
Joe Dixon
Reed
A.D. McCloskey
Re A
Offleet Hardin
Western Av
Seneca #1
Rev. O'Brien
John B. O'Brien
Bernard Levette
Francis Fr. Lareette
OLD Society
Victor M. Hughes
Ahail
Colon
Vincent Harper
Mission OF Radical Thought
Anueplees
Ongue
Ber
Epicopal
Mark's
Madison St
Methodist
Coreee Pine
Terry Av
Alexander Boers
Methodist Episcopal
Haven—Corner
Howard Ay
Jonn
J. B. Drake
McCarty
Wil
Fible Ritual Bcience Society
A. O. U. W. Hall
Firet
Virginia
L. Nagel
Irvine
Tansiil
Theosophy
Queen City
Theosophical Society In
America
Pioneer Block
A. W. Hall
Pmm
CG. J. Clark
Theosophical Society
Beattie Lodge
Funday
Mw m
Thomas A. Barnes
Unitarian
Boylston Avenue
Olive E
W. D. Simonda
Simonda
Cherry Street
Cherry St
W. A. Stevenson
M. A. Matthews
W. D. Simonds
Unitarian Church
Boylston and Olivesta
Bison
Victor
Eduen
Northwest
D.S. Johnston
Second Ave
OMS Mar CIA
Millinerv
Albert Hansen Ag Ty
Bailey Building
Capital
State of
Sutcliffe Hyne
Kate Meredith
Sunday Post- Intelligencer
Deo Notrics
Will
Carter
Queen City Laundry
Bri. G. Thompson
J. L. Thompson
People's Leven Bank
Pike
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