Dear Old Uncle Joe and the Plain Citizen on Capitol Hill
A portrait of Dear Old Uncle Joe as a plain man who holds the purse strings in Washington. He embodies a Stand-Pat attitude, dispensing favors as ch airman of Appropriations, resisting radical reform while balancing political pressure from labor and tariff debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Joe
Washington
Dearid
Unelettoe
Uncle Sam
Chateman
Committee On Appropriation
DearOid
Gompers
Old
Massachusetts
Illinois
Venesuela
DearOld
Albert Mansen Demeced Wateres Jewelry
A fragmented item notes Albert Mansen involved with a jewelry matter linked to water and credit terms. The readable text is unclear about exact actions or dates but implies a financial dispute or sale related to jewelry and a person named Albert Mansen.
Bye Bye Joey and the Poker Games in Wall Street
A fragment references Uncle Joe and reactions to Roosevelt era policies with scattered phrases about poker rooms in Wall Street and political labels. The text mentions summer leisure, collars, dogs, and treasury figures, loosely tying to 1908 political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Illinoy
Joey
Wall ST
Ville
Milous
Danville
Dear-Old Uncle Joe Cannon in Political Fire and Shipping News
A stream of political observations recalls Dear Old Uncle Joe Cannon from Danville and his stance on post office reform while noting shifts in public sentiment. The piece mentions a 20 year retreat into Congressional Record quotes, a claim of past paper mailing law changes, and a call for reform amid a broad national scene including Alaska and Manila events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
House of Repre
Jor
Tuineis
Joe
Tee Q
Ryan
Widen
Danville
California
Joe Ukes
Asis
Farmer Cannon
Aliney
House
Aldrich
Senate
Cannon
Siliney
Society Women of Frisco Briefs
Society women of Frisco are featured in brief items. The column highlights social events, meetings, and community activities involving local residents and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Society Women of
Frisco
James Durham elected vice president in new state federation district
James Durham of the miners union in Black Diamond was chosen vice president of a newly formed district in the state federation of labor. Colonists flood White Bluffs as Wenatchee forms a Taft club and Prosser post office is robbed of 300 dollars.
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James Durham
Miners Union of
Black Diamond
State Federation of Labor
Bellingham
Hoquiam
General Hospital
Blue Mountains
Phillip Miller
Wenatchee
White Bluffs
Brewster
James C. Eliott
Auburn
Prosser
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Speaker Cannon
Albert Mansen
Pelger & Hurlgut
Eve Y
E Meyers
Howe
Steel House
H Lilly
Lot Pottery Co
Spelger
Hurlbut
2Nd Avenue
Union Street
Uncle Joe
Congress
Mica M. Ormeton
New York
Miss Costello
L. Costello
Ming Carthy Dry Goods Co
Sutcliffe Baxter, Ravi Vowardd
Sheehan
Moneger
Sale
Jackies
Vault Creek
Tan District
Juneau
Alaska
Manila Bay
Anna Gould
America
Cherbourg
Wickersham
Fairbanks
Tom Cale
State News
Second Ave
Pine St
Standart
Arend
Seattle
First Avenue
Tacoma
Ries
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