The President and His Successor in American Politics
The article argues Roosevelt era reforms are incomplete and contrasts plutocracy versus democracy. It endorses Taft as a capable administrator allied with the president and predicts his nomination will be vindicated, noting enacted laws on food, rates, meat inspection, child labor, and workers’ liability. It reflects on public sentiment and the need to complete reform efforts.
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William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
District of Columbia
Territories
Taft
Republican Party
Two Classes of Employees in Business, Hubbard Says
Elbert Hubbard contrasts the Bunch who seek high pay for little work with a diligent class that serves the house. He urges youth to join the latter, stating dependable workers never get laid off and keep the wheels turning. He cites George Ade as an example of leaving stagnation for productivity.
The Suffragist Movement in United States and England
The article contrasts American conservatism with English radical suffrage, noting property owners voting rights, industrial participation, and banners in parliaments protests. It cites a first for a woman at a national convention and Oregon’s rejection of initiative. It adds that diverse women join the movement, from university women to factory hands.
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England
United States
Oregon
Pees Rock
Umes
Wanted Secondhand Ranch Harness and Help Wanted
Classified items show a request for a secondhand ranch harness set and a general house worker. Contact C. C. Moore in Wenatchee Washington by letter, with dates June 23 and June 22 noted for the harness and house help respectively. Editorial comment advocates postal savings banks as beneficial, arguing public confidence would push banks to higher security and service standards.
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C. C. Moore
Wenatchee
Wash
Spokesman-Review
Postal Savings
Chicago
Postal Savings Bank
Republican National
Congress
Postal Savings Banks
Ankeny Faces Weak Support in Whatcom County
The Bellingham Herald notes Ankeny loses ground daily as local papers withdraw backing and refuse to be tied to McBride. It points to scant support in Whatcom County, while stressing his weak position within the McBride faction.
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Ankeny
McBride
Whatcom County
Mc-Bride
Bellingham Herald
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Local Resident
W. B. Stevens of 1101 Hewitt Street Evergt Wash testifies after three years free from kidney trouble. He describes rheumatic pain, backaches, and exhaustion before using Doan's Kidney Pills. After taking the remedy his symptoms eased and he remained well even in wet, strenuous work. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn & Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
W. B. Stevens
Hewitt Street
Evergt
Wash
Foster-Milburn & Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
Doan
Tak
Bargain Day at Wenatchee Bazaar Offers 15c to 4$ Items
Dr L B Manchester runs a sale at the Wenatchee Bazaar in the Columbia Valley Bank Building. Bargain day features ice tongs 15c ice picks 15c ice shavers 10c lemonade shakers 10c and fruit bowls salad bowls and sauce dishes china and glass priced 15c to 4. Saturday sale emphasizes deals for shoppers looking for low prices.
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Wenatchee Bazaar
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Ness
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Spokane
Seabury
Pandora
Kenova
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Wheeler Hill
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M. P. Spencer
Nebraska
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Lakeside, Wash
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Chelan Falls
A. G. Bowie
Dan F. Shaser
J. E. Ferguson
F. A. Warren
J. W. Sussex
Fred M. Berry
F. A. Reynolds
M. Horan
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Reynolds
George Burch
T W. Cowan
Entiat
Forest Reserve
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Price
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Sullivan Building
Seattle
J. A. van Slyke
J. T. Stevenson
Trinidad
W. W. Pierce
Orondo Avenue
Columbia Okanogan Realty and Investment Company
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Doctor McCo
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Frank Culp
Grggs Block
DR. Hutchinson
Wenatchee Furniture Co
DR. Cameron
Rosenburg Block
C. Gilchrist
Laura M. Jacobson
Reeves & Reeves
Weatcheg Drug Co
Thomas & Marsh
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C. G. Hall
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Wasa
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E. Edwards
Kittitas Ave
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Viola Godnour
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Jennie Bartlet
Royal Highlad
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Mel
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Brotherhood OF American Yomen
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A. F. Lake
W. A. Grant
C. W. Jorgenson
Daniel McCook
Department of Washington and
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M. O. Merrill
J. B. Palmer
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B. J. Williams
W. M
R. H. Nowlan
Modern Woodmen OF America
Terry Ross
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