Bryan the Inevitable in 1899 Presidential Pulse
The piece argues Bryan should again be the Democratic nominee, claiming the Philippine insurrection backbone is broken and that unity behind Bryan will reduce home troubles. It cautions Republicans and reform forces to prioritize national unity and patriotic action over local manipulation.
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Douglas
Joaquin Miller
Archipelago
Congress
Republican Party
Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Yakima Aims to Be Convention City Next Year
The Auditorium will be ready for conventions next year and Yakima will earn and hold the title as the convention city against all comers.
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Yakima
Harper Brothers Failure Shocks Market Prospects
The collapse of Harper Brothers, a venerable publishing house, exposes a fault line in the era's markets as claims of five to six million dollars ripple through investors and lenders. The episode underscores fragile confidence in large enterprises amid buoyant times.
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Seattle Times Calls for Live Board of Trade
The Seattle Times laments Spokane control of Cascade mines tributary to Seattle and notes Spokane operates Cle Elum mines 165 miles from Spokane and 70 miles from Seattle. It argues Seattle needs a live board of trade to attract active commerce.
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Seattle Times
Spokane
Cascade
Seattle
Cle-Elum
Times
Board of Trade
Yakima Elects Dr Frank Health Officer for Fifth Time
The Yakima election endorsed Dr Frank as health officer with three uncontested wins showing high community regard. Local congratulators include Ture Heravo praising the almost unanimous choice at the municipal vote held Tuesday. The mock Yakima Democrat editor is accused of misrepresentation, while Turneraup discusses the president's annual message.
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Frank
Yakima
Ture Heravo
President's gold standard stance echoed on the coast
The message contains a formal, lofty note on foreign relations in harmony with the president's gold standard policy. An inventor claims a phonograph typewriter, enabling spoken words to appear as typed text, though electric inventions are still in early stages.
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Place
Correcting Mis impressions on Sunnyside Water Case
Spokane letters refute erroneous claims in previous Sunnyside litigation reports. The writer asserts Sunnyside farmers pay water taxes promptly, no water shutoffs or hard feelings exist, and petitions involve non residents Cushman and Forrest. Dunkards resolved prior misunderstanding.
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Wash
Herald
Sunnyside
Hieracp
Tacoma
Dunkard
Dunkards
Cushman and
Forrest
Land rights and tax relief in Yakima area court ruling
A Yakima court remitted back water tax for landowners who never used water or received it, stating each case will be decided liberal on its merits. The Farnsworth case is cited as precedent, with assets still held for creditors. Local notices include sales, lost items, and classified requests from Coffin Bros. and others.
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Farnsworth
Jasmin S. Allen
O'Mara and Schwartze wed in Cadwell block rooms
J F Schwartze and Miss Mary F O'Mara married by Judge Lince in a quiet Cadwell block celebration. The prettily decorated rooms and numerous presents reflected the couple’s high regard among friends. Only witnesses and close guests attended.
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