Democrats of North Yakima Urge Registration
In a broad political update the piece notes Democrats urging registration to avoid disfranchisement amid charges the trusts balk at new political demands. It covers Hanna predicting a close contest and New York’s pivotal role in McKinley’s fate, plus a Seattle statewide committee meeting. It also reports on Marcus the First’s appeals to trusts and progress on the Great Northern tunnel project completed soon with a multi‑million dollar cost.
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New York Tribune
Hanna
New York
McKinley
G. J. Hill
Seattle
Republican State Control Committee
Board of Finance
Mason's
Opera House
Marcus the First
Great Northern
Cascades
Democratic Unity Drives Bryan Favor in Key States
Ex‑secretary Olney and other notable figures switch to Bryan, strengthening a united Democratic front. The New York convention backed John B. Stanchfield for governor, while Hanna critiques Hoar as the Grand Old Man, tying McKinley’s victory to imperialism amid intra party dynamics.
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Richard Olney
United States
Wellington
Maryland
Wilson
Harry M. Turner
Georgia
Samuel A. Kingsman
Supreme Court of Kansas
W. J. Bryan
Marcus Hanna
David B. Hill
New York
Mark Hanna
Senator Hoar
Hanna
McKinley
Hoar
U.S. Senate
Grandma Hoar
We Want No Change Says Judges Frontispiece
A frontispiece last week showed large dinner pails with Bryan dodging, and the caption We want no change. A week later 134,500 miners in Pennsylvania coal regions halted work after failed arbitration attempts, seeking just wages rather than the fat dinner pails vaunted by Republican speakers.
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Bryan
Pennsylvania
Twelve presidential tickets in field with dual role candidates
The piece notes twelve tickets remain with two candidates named for both president and vice president. Job Harriman is named president by the Social Labor party and vice president by the Social Democracy. A similar dual listing occurs with a man named Woolley on the Prohibition and United Christian tickets, yet the final outcome is described as insubstantial like a soap bubble.
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Social Labor Party
Job Harriman
The
Social Democracy
Woolley
Prohibition
United Christian
Trusts Seen as Threats Prompting Prohibition Debate
The piece contrasts President McKinley’s warning that trusts are dangerous with the Republic editor’s view that trusts are beneficial. It notes a lack of prior presidential focus in messages to Congress and accuses him of using the issue as campaign bait. The rest of the column lists local notices and advertisements from James' gallery to Coffin Bros. and McConnell, with names and prices.
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McKinley
Republic
Congress
William
Wanted Girl for General House Work
Help wanted notice seeking a general house worker for Mrs. J. H. Needham at the corner of Second and Ests. 37. Also includes stray horse information, a reward for details, and further classifieds about rentals, sales, and lost items.
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J. H. Needham
Edw. Whitson
Lombard & Horsley
Lucy
Sheep for Sale Corrin Bros Offer Mixed Lots
Corrin Bros advertise sheep for sale with 500 ewes at 200 dollars, 500 ewes at 250, 1000 ewes at 300, and 500 lambs at 200, listing multiple lots for buyers seeking flock stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrin Bros
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Democrats
North Yakima
Republican Campaign Fund
Teddy
Fred Haun
Ellensburg
Jacob Aumiller
Alfred Fuller
Williams, Iowa
Aumillers
City
James’ Gallery
Willis C. Thorp
Warren Thorp
Crab Creek
Leonard Thorp
McConnell’s
Mill Warehouse
McConnell
Bayley
Towne
Kinsey’s
Coffin Bros
Mandy
Mull
Fish Bros
Lates
Railroad Street
Keene
McConnell 2Nd St
Herald
Howlett
Kitty
Harry
Columbia
H. J.zrand
Prop
Chicago
Wworth
Richey & Gilbert
Toppenish
Good Stock
Venus
Woodcock Academy
Abtanum
A. L. Sherman
Mary
James
John
Hasdeome
HeRraup
Wallace Wiley
E. M. Reed
Herald Office
William Cornett
Yakima Hardware Co
P.O
F. M. Towne
First St Street
F. A. Alexander
T. R. Fisher
Second St. Harness Maker
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