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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
2
The World urges readers to discuss the Japanese question and warns against race-based migration. It argues that race differences cause inevitable conflict with labor and capital tensions and urges caution on Japanese immigration to the Pacific coast. The piece cites President Roosevelt’s stance and advocates a white orient exclusion approach.
The essay argues a rising civic spirit since the early 20th century, noting Seattle and Spokane as examples where voters demand restraint and merit replaces graft. It asserts public opinion as a powerful force that overturns corrupt thrones and elevates the common good.
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The speech extols James G. Blaine as the ideal Republican candidate, praising intelligence integrity and a broad grasp of public affairs. It urges Massachusetts loyalty, calls for financial reform, and defends Blaine’s leadership amid calls for unity and victory in 1876. Includes a local note about Cham berlain's remedy being used by Ennis Bros. and others in the region.
The Milwaukee Land Company will sell five new towns at auction in Spokane Washington Seabury and Pandora May 23 Kenova and Palisade May 26 Malden May 27. Malden will be a division point with a hotel under construction and reservations for water telephones and street railway franchises. Early bays show good investment potential with low prices and easy terms. For information contact G. W. Morrow General Townsite and Land Agent 519 Columbia Building Spokane Washington.
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