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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
6
A discussion on social democracy proposes space for leaders to present views while presenting a critical view of assassination and social decay. The piece contrasts capitalism, kidnapping, and labor struggles with socialist ideals where old age and welfare are social guarantees.
Chicago August 2. Justice Doyle rules union pickets may be arrested without warrants and held to criminal court for unlawful interference if they touch a non union man and demand a conversation. James Brown and Herman Vogle of the strike committee named in the decision.
An 19th century ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for coughs bronchitis and consumption risk. It cites Mrs Mollie Jacobs of Felton Delaware who credits the remedy with restoring strength after two years of illness. The notice offers free Common Sense Medical Adviser on receipt of stamps from Dr. Pierce at Buffalo New York.
The Sedalia Missouri special election shows Socialist gains from 101 to 324 votes while Republicans and Democrats unite for 976 votes. Labor groups in Philadelphia and Wisconsin push for independent political action as Notre Dame’s Herring urges study of socialism. The piece argues labor must use ballots to win control of industries and questions the efficacy of strikes in settlement disputes.
Quotes from A M Dewey and W 8 Walby urge workers to vote to counter acts of trusts and injunctions. Shafter of the Amalgamated Association of Steel Workers calls for workers to vote as they have marched, advocating social reform through ballots.
At the annual Tacoma convention of the W C T U old officers were reelected led by President Margaret B Platt with Mary L Page as vice president and Margaret C Munns as corresponding secretary. A bank offering service raised 71 50 for temperance. The White Shield Home report showed four inmates and good condition. Tacoma Central union won the banner for largest line of press clippings and Pierce County earned the largest membership gain with a banner to match. Shelton union won the Union Signals banner for most members posting signals.
The Wiles brothers threshed 20 bushels per acre of first quality wheat on their Rattlesnake ranch, yielding nearly 2000 bushels. The Ras tlesnake is declared a wheat country with the first grain threshed this year. A school house contract was let to Joseph Smart for 5000 dollars, lowest bid, with work to start after lumber arrives and be finished by the holidays.
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