The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-03
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man had violent quarrel Through II all
Col. Harvey sat and watched his elders
without turning . hair. The rest Of the
stan got very much excited.
While IN charge OF the Journal he
brought down upon himself the wrath Of
the Democratic machine by totally disre-
gnrd!ng the policy which they had out
lined for the paper. They stamped and
stormed, and raved around the office when
some OF their associates were attacked by
the very paper their cash was keeping on
its feet. II made no difference to Col. Har-
vey He always had the same quiet smile
for the ''kickers,' and the next day an
other scaiding criticism would appear He
had a salary contract, and was determined
to run the sheet as n first-class newspaper.
no matter who was hurt. OF course. this
could not go on forever. and the capital
lists froze out the colonel as soon as they
could
The Incident had increased Col Harvey's
reputation as hrst-class newspaper man,
ana he had no trouble In securing place
on the stan OF the World again. Mean
while he had been reappointed on che gov
ernor's stan by Leon Albeit, and later by
George T. werts Gov. Albeit appointed
him commissioner OF banking and insur-
ance, but this, with his newspaper work,
proved too much Of a strain, and when he
became managing editor OF the World he
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