Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-10-18
ASHINGTON WHEELS INTO
LINE on EXPANSION

countk Republican Committee 1898.
Expansion.
GeoE S. Courtr. North Yakima,
secretary silver Republican State
Central Committee 1896. Expan-
sion.
Lie. Whitnv, Everett, former
nrose cutting atorney Snohomish
county. Firane and expansion.
F.. M. Sandes, Entiat, Chelan
county, Dusinesi Expansion.
George DonWrth, leading attor-
ney df Seattle. Finance and expan-
sion.I -
JoBlah Coils, leading attorney
of SAattle. FlAnce and expansion.
s. M. Shipis, attorney, Seattle,
Silver Repupllan organizer and flu
sion nominee pr state senate 1898.
Eynktnsion.
Richard Goan. attorney, Seattle.
Finalnce and tpansion.
CSbl. w. NJ tidpath, mining man,
spolkane. forier Republican mem
Der and speaer Indiana house Of
repnesentatiys; manager George
Tur sensorial fight 1897. Ex-
pan zionist.
VII. n. Plnmer, attorney, Spo-
kanle, electecto state senate as fu-
siorfist 1886. Expansion.
col. j. J. Weisenberger, What
comb fusion fampaign speaker 1896;
original SliNer Republican,; major
First Wellington Regiment Yolun-
teeFs In Philippines; delegate to
RerpubiiraA state convention 1900;
present COZ onel Washington State
NaFional Guard. Expansion.
IT, u. halght, business man, Aber-
deeAn, lite-long Democrat. Expan-
Fol. J. J. Tolkas, Aberdeen, mer-
cb,lnt, lifelong Democrat. Expan-
iark Plnyette, Aberdee2, mer-
Giant. Expansion.
c. CroStherx, Aberdeen. retired.
Epansiont
II. L. b blanchard, Chimacum, JEFF
feson county, former member board
ccunty commissioners, lifelong
Dimocrati now president State
Dliry Association. Expansion.
II. j. Cihard, Port Townsend, mer-
cant, LIFELONG Democrat; is for ex-
p.nslon and against Democratic
po-Boer sympathy.
NCharleJ Pink, Port Townsend,
f,rmer city councilman and appoint
customs inspector under Cleve-
ina administration. Same reasons
) Chard'
A. N. Godfrey, Port Townsend,
primer County surveyor; appointed
equity collector customs under
CLEVELAND administration. Expan-
sloR.
J. C. tPringle, editor Port Town
send Evening Call. Finance and
IF. FL. Marble, North Yakima,
elected County surveyor 1892; nom
mated for same Office by fusionists
1900; resigns from ticket and de-
clares for Mckinley.
4 John Louden, leading business
man North Yakima. Expansion.
Judge C. C. Austin, Seattle, former
member state senate and elected
police Judge Seattle on fusion ticket
1896. Original Silver Republican.
Solon T. williams, Seattle. Silver
Republican, elected to state iegisla-
lure al fusionist 1896. Expansion.
w. Ia. Peters, attorney, Seattle;
fornef Democrat. Expansion.
N. u. Craig, Everett. chairman
Populsst County Convention 1896;
member city council. Expansion.
Johh McRae, Everett, lifelong
Democrat and leading party work.
err; former city councilman. Ex-
pansibn.
I A. NV. Criswell, Everett, leading
Populist. Expansion.
Hairy Knowles, Snohomish, fu-
sion fhief deputy sheriff 1S96-'9S.
J. I'M. Holden, Orting, Peoples
Party organizer 1896. Expansion.
\ James Coplan, business man, Ort-
ing. Expansion.
Henry Beckett, Orting, assessor
Fierce county 1896; elected on fu-
$on ticket. Expansion.
Nh. p. Bulger. Tacoma, Peoples
Farty speaker and club organizer
1856: Republican organizer 1898.
Expansion.
NJ. B. Harden, Seattle. fusion
speaker and organizer 1S96-'9S.
Member King County Republican
Conf IGNITION 1900. Expansion.