Bryan Advocates Government Ownership in Railroads
In a special interview, W J Bryan argues railroads should be owned by the government to protect public interests. He cites railroad managers like Harriman and says public sentiment is shifting in favor of public ownership, noting freight rates and safety issues as key examples.
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W. J. Bryan
Dave
Madieen
Terance
Oreh
Democratic
Harriman
Co & Ww
William Jennings Bryan
Europe
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Bank for Savings Opens in Seattle with 4 Percent Interest
IE managers announce the Savings Bank in the Erikson building at First Avenue and University Street opened this morning March 16. Capital stock is 400000 paid in cash. It will take only savings deposits and invest in high grade, saleable securities with loans on first mortgages. The bank aims to serve wage earners and out of town savers by mail.
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Seattle
Bey
Erikson Building
First Avenue
University Street
Bank
Waller Rates Announced By LB Amid Pacific Shipping
LB releases new rate schedule for Pacific routes with tiered pricing for East and West shipments. Details include overland stopovers and changes to Mystic Shrime and Seattle grand lndee services affecting the Jay and Christian-ak line.
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P Pacific
Charles A
Gurring
Jay & the Christian
Seattle
Grand Lndee
Satile men find rich deposit near Belt by James A Beattin
Satile men report discovery of a rich deposit three miles from Belt on the north arm. Georgy Jackson and March Special Service crew examined the site and deem it a promising lead for mining or treasure, with further exploration planned.
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Mar
Georgy Jackson
North Arm
Belt
James A Beattin
Hospital Gift Promised for City’s Children
Yesterday the Women of the city organized a free 3 Children's Meeting and began fundraising toward a 150,000 gift for Sammet L. Crawford Beaconbill War relief. A few children received free treatment as organizers push for donations and hospital care.
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Sarmnet L. Crawford
Beaconbill
Fragmentary note on Seattle shop prices and items
A garbled OCR fragment mentions clothes, prices, and Seattle. It references a shop at 204 Collins and seeds at Weooverb, but details are unclear.
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Seattle
Collins
Notable Officials and Capitalists Listed in City Directory
A dense roster lists officers and capitalists including Daniel Kelleher as President and R Auzias-Turenne as Vice President, with names across banking, real estate, mining, milling, sailing, brewing, lumber, furniture, and government roles. Oceanic titles show W. West, C. E. Vilas, and G. Davies among many others.
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Daniel Kelleher
R. Auzias-Turenne
James Campbell
John Corgiat
George J. Danz
Treas
W. D. Hofius & Co
Griffith Davies
H. H. Dearborn
John W. Eddy
Mgr
Port Blakeley Mill Co
John Erikson
Gabriel Faure
Joshua Green
Pres
Inland Navigation Co
Andrew Hemrich
Seattle Brewing & Malt
G. Alston Hole
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Frian
Madison
Adda
Crosades
Leseht Park
Wagner
Bank For Savings
Waller
Mead
Wip Probebir
Gorecne
Rch
R. Auzias-Turenne, Pres. Yukon Investment Co
Harry Krutz
Washington Loan & Trust Co
C. E. Vilas
U. 8. Assay Office
W. West
West & Wheeler
Washington Fire Insurance Tidelands Equal Money
Iide Company
Cooper
Canal Sone
Panama
Ove Lilia
Colman Bidg
Amugements
John Cort
ROTH
Klaw & Erlanger
George
Broadway
Corinne
Boott Welch
Chicago
New York
Cohan
Bo Long
Mary
The
Kirk le Ghelle Co
Dustin Farnum
Owen Wister
Virginias
Seaedn
Beattle Post-Intelligencer
Seattle Theater
Rugsell & Drew
Pierce R. Benton
Lyric Theater
Russell & Drew
Corner Occidental
Washington
Zinn
Morocco
Sage
C. Manliness
Lade
Bill
Herbert
Tanner & Gilbert
Gi. Brown Star of Pun Makers
Starascope
Kolb & Marlowe
Paul and
Virginia
Rawls & van Kaufman
Eddie Roesch the
Sweet Singer
Ete
Sunset
Moe Pantages
Barbara Freitchie
Barbara Freitehie
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