Washington Gets New State Capitol at Olympia
The article outlines Olympia's developing capitol plan funded by federal land grant value now estimated at six million dollars. It describes the Temple of Justice and grand capitol complex, cost projections of 1.5 million for Temple of Justice and 3 to 4 million for the main capitol, plus executive offices and the governor’s mansion. It notes Olympia’s growth with industry and port ideas while emphasizing state pride in the capital.
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Washington
Sam
Olympia
Guardian Tela
Cap
Met
Columbia River
Oregon
Columbia
Michael T. Simmons
Port Vancouver
Vogel Sound
Deuschutes
Paget Sound
Shumons
No Bluff
Deschutes
Mount Rainier
State of Washington
Temple of Justice
HS Wtate
Wellington
Capitol
Rubid
Thurston County Court House
State of
Court House
City
Chamber of Commerce
Port Commission
Portland
Olympian
China Opium Treaty Clash and Opium Hoard Dispute
The article notes a dispute over a China England opium treaty with Britain insisting China must buy hoarded opium to resell as a monopoly while China argues Indian opium sale was not guaranteed and China has fought to stamp out the habit. A Chicago physician reports a missing watch after a cafe incident involving Dr Peter J Peel.
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China
England
John Jordan
Chicago
Peter J. Peel
Peel
Changmong
Chingting
Tientsin
Oxford
Prince Changmong Siay Lee’s altruistic mission to aid China
A Manchu prince who survived a spring flood and now travels the United States to study business, farming, and education aims to teach China self sufficiency. He plans to return, organize educated Chinese, publish works, and build factories while guiding a national educational wave.
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China
Changmong Siay Lee
United States
East
New Republic
Prince Changmong
Mae
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