Democratic alarms over southern exits from party power in Washington
Political outlook dispatch from Washington City notes fear among old line Democrats that southern defections may yield a Republican or third party controlled House. It cites Georgia’s Mr. Winn and several southern lawmakers as potential seceders, with up to forty southern representatives at risk. It criticizes Democratic leaders for courting fringe movements to damage the Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasameton
D. C
Winn
Georgia
House
Democratic Party
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Potomac
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maine
Republican Party
Washington Republicans Favor Blaine Amid Nomination Talk
State political notes show Washington Republicans united for Blaine should he run, with Blaine’s withdrawal cited as a disappointment. Other names like Senator Eugene Wilson, Auditor Reed, and Dr Calhoun appear, then fade in speculation across multiple papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blaine
Minneapolis
Seattle Press-Times
Eugene Bes Wilson
Reed
Treasury
Calhoun
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane Review
Patrick Henry Winston
California
San Franciscans
Montesano
Montesano Vidette
Chehalis County
Parker
Huson
Geo. H. Emerson
Hoquiam
McGraw
Tacoma News
Ed. Barlow
Kanagawa
Japan
Allen
Chehalis
Lewis Court
Sprague Advertiser
Olympia
Ellensburg
Lincoln club to Seattle for convention delegates
A good delegation from the Lincoln club will travel to Seattle next Wednesday evening to attend the Seattle convention on Thursday. The convention will elect eight delegates to the national convention at Minneapolis. Badges for the Lincoln club are available from W C McDonald at the governor's office in the McKinney building. Dyspepsia cured by Dr Miles Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Club
Seattle
Minneapolis
W. C. McDonald
Governor’s Office
McKinney Building
Lincoln
Fresh State News and Local Notices
Fragmented items report diverse state events from Washington including bids for a school building, a Navy dock plan at a Sound naval station, and local deaths. Notable names include Rev Isaac A Flint of Yakima and G W Geer linked to Conconully. David Wilson of Tacoma reported with state officials in Tacoma.
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Senator Squire
White House Dinnington
Col
Elisbury
Rainier
Toledo Tribune
G. W. Geer
California
William Packwood
Bucoda
Chicago
Packwood
Port Orend
Eieerusitre
Mavy Department
Sound Naval Station
Somoth
Isaac A. Flint
Yakima Valley
Christian Church of
Yakima City
Fairhaven
David Wilson
Tacoma
State Board of Equalization
Eee Messrs
Allen Weir
Austin Mires
T. M. Ees
Lament of this city sermon and presbyterian gathering
The presbytery of Olympia Chehalis holds an evening session with a sermon on the Lament of this city the poor. Ladies of various missions plan to meet to discuss the organization. A church service continues in the dark with hymns and preaching despite lights. A Sunday school workers meeting at the Methodist Church is set to arrange the county convention with full officer attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Chehalis
Inti
Methodist Church
Notable Deaths and Maritime News From New York and Abroad
A bulletin lists Brig. Gen Thomas W Sweeny dead in New York and ships arriving or reporting incidents in Liverpool Southampton and Gibraltar. It covers arson by anarchists in Vienna, Pennsylvania oil price talk, smallpox in New York, ship towings and fires, a war department pier lease, and a Guiteau trial figure John Porter’s death. Also notes Tombigbee flood drownings, Coos Bay harbor changes, a Boston sailing accident with eight boys and an instructor drowned, papal views on US school questions, and a snapshot of New York market quotes as of April 1.
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Thos. W. Sweeny
United States Army
New York
Liverpool
Southampton
Gibraltar
Vienna
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Fastnet
Catalonia
Monrovia
Bremen
Secretary of War
Chicago
John K. Porter
Guiteau
Sterford
Palmer
Senate
Stewart
Secretary of the Treasury
Tombigbee
Mississippi
Coos Bay Harbor
Oregon
Bay
Bay of San Francisco
Boston
A. F. Norburg
Boston Farm School
Thompson’s Island
Midway
Frank F. Hitchcock
Homer F. Thatcher
Geo. F. Ellis
Thomas Phillips
William Curran
Charles H. Graves
Harry F. Loud
Albert H. Packard
Mrs Charles Stores Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Charles Stores died at 11 a m yesterday after a lingering illness from consumption. The funeral was held today at 2 o'clock from her home at Jefferson and Sixteenth streets. She leaves five young children.
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Charles Stores
Jefferson and
Highteenth Streets
Noted Train Robber Identified in New York Case
Pomona Virginia April 11 Holden’s $8 000 journey losses on the Santa Fe overland train from Albuquerque to Pomona are traced to Oliver Curtis Perry jailed at Lyons New York for an American Express car robbery near Syracuse. Detectives found Holden’s bonds and jewelry in Perry’s Albany effects. Holden recalls a man named Cross or Gross in another Pullman car matching Perry.
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Pomona
Val
George EH. Holden
Albuquerque
Holden
New York
Pullman
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Santa Monica
Pinkerton
Brooklyn
Albany
N. Y
Oliver Curtis Perry
Lyons
American Express
Syracuse
Hn Perry
Tiffany & Co
Perry
Cross
Gross
Texas Rangers
New Mexico
Prescott Junction
Prescott
Italian Envoy in Washington Recalled After Ball Snubbery
Washington officials question Italy's recall of Marquis Imperiala once deemed acceptable by the United States. reports tie his actions at the Leiter Ball to a class rift, with Mayfair style hostesses and Ward McAllister’s “inner circle” mirrored in the event. The Italian government disapproved and summoned him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marquis Imperiala
United States
Leiter
Marquis
Ward McAllister
Holy Week Services and Local Church Activities
Holy Week observed with services at St John’s Episcopal Church including Wednesday 1:30 PM and Friday two services at 11 AM and 3 PM. Easter Sunday features a sparen with floral decorations and Holy Communion at the morning service. Youth music and children’s exercises planned for afternoon. Bishop Paddock to visit Olympia for confirmation in one week. Local church events include a Methodist sociable, Ladies and Pastors union meeting, and a YMCA fellowship frolic Wednesday evening. Electric light outage reported briefly last night.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Bishop Paddock
Olympia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newcombe
M. E. Church
Bolinger
Tide Land Commission Appraises Flats for Sale Near Capital
The tide land commission appraised tide flats between the capital and DesChutes waterways. Four easterly streets parallel to Water street were named Tilton Simmons Sylvester and Mason. After May appraisals, purchase proposals will be considered.
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Tide Land Commission
Capital
DesChutes Waterways
Water Street
Tilton
Simmons
Sylvester
Mason
California Grain Market Wheat and Barley Prices
San Francisco April 11 wheat buyers bid 1.6214 per unit and barley 1.0274. Prices reflect market activity in the California grain market with standard commodity quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Good Money at Home Buy Flour and Feed at Cap Tol Mills
Local bulletin urges shoppers to leave funds at home and purchase groceries flour and animal feed at Cap Tol Mills Tumwater. Phone contact listed as 98 for inquiries.
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Captol
Tumwater
Wily Chieftain Prefers British to Russian Protection
The Gazette published as a state paper by the Ameer of Afghanistan argues Russia would use Afghanistan as a route to India and plunder Afghans. It asserts Russia would disarm and starve Afghans and murder their women to seize India, making friendship with Russia impossible. Shere Ali is labeled fool for allying with Britain’s foes.
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Bombay
Ameer
Afghanistan
Pendjdeh
Amers
Russia
India
Herate
Shere Ali
Ameera
Spider and Fly at Olympia Theater Opens Busy Week
The Spider and Fly at Olympia Theater promises fun and laughter with pretty faces, handsome costumes, original music, and notable specialty acts. The M B Leagitt company was paid 4830 by Santa Fe for a nine week tour from Kansas City to St Paul, with forty six performers to ride the journey. The show features novelties new to the American stage and a large, elaborate production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spider and Fly
Santa Fe Railroad
M. B. Leagitt
Kansas City
St. Paul
Sousa Band Set to Perform in Olympia on the 20th
The famed Sousa band, led by John Philip Sousa, features sixty musicians and a full orchestra of instruments from flute to base viol. Mile Marie Decca joins with a soprano voice noted for its rarity. The matinee on the 20th is billed as Olympia's greatest musical event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Sousa
Mile Marie Decca
Olympia
Presbytery of Olympia Holds Spring Meeting Schedule
The Presbytery of Olympia and the Chehalis church begin the spring gathering Tuesday evening with Rev. T. J. Lamont delivering the opening sermon. Meetings continue Wednesday in morning afternoon and evening with over twenty ministers expected. The Ladies Missionary Society meets at the M B church at 10 30 a m and 2 p m Wednesday.
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Presbytery of
Olympia
Presbyterian Church of
Chehalis
T. J. Lamont
D. D
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbytery
Awful Tragedy in Lewis County Winstock
Richard Hancock shot his wife fatally injuring her and then killed himself in a late night dispute over money. Hancock had threatened family violence before and pursued his wife after she refused to provide funds. Her injuries included wounds to the right lung abdomen and wrist. she is not expected to live.
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Lewis County
Winstock
Richard Hancock
Hancock
Chicago Produce Market Wheat and Pork Prices
Wheat steady in cash trade at 804 81lgc with May 2014. Corn steady at 404c cash, May 404 4084c. Oats steady cash for May 2014. Mess pork cash at 10 with May 10.10. Lard cash 6.15, May 6.20. Short ribs cash 5.55, May 5.57 14 5.60. Barley 55 60e.
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Chicago
New Incorporations Filed in Secretary of State Office
April 11 1892 notices list Chelan Falls Mercantile Company Chelan Falls Okanogan county capital 10000 The Fraternity Association Garfield Whitman county capital 3500 Amended Articles of Incorporation Washington National Building Loan Investment Association Seattle limit of capital 8000000
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Chelan Falls
Consternation Over Smuggling Scandal Involving Officials
San Francisco April 11. President Harrison dismisses United States appraiser Charles M. Leavy for complicity in the Neuberger Reiss smuggling case. The grand jury is expected to indict Leavy and possibly D M Cashin who has fled to Canada. Cashin implicates merchants and Leavy as middleman in a scheme that defrauded the government of over a quarter million dollars. Ralston may be appointed chief appraiser in Leavy's place. The grand jury reports to Judge Morrow. further indictments expected as inquiries widen into customs fraud and invoice scrutiny.
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San Francisco
Custom House
Harrison
Charles M. Leavy
United States
Neuberger-Reiss
Grand Jury
Leavy
D. M. Cashin
Jake Shaen
Cashin
Victoria
Neuberger, Reiss & Co
Washington
William O. Ralston
Oakland
Whce Leavy
California
Ralston
Morrow
Ross
Bernard Reiss
Parsnip Seeds Rally Rumor From Puyallup Ranch Visit
Devil Morse from Lard valley ranch hints at new development related to railroads and promises parsnips as a gift to Senator Squire. Morse recalls mailing seeds last year and sustaining his family through winter with them, noting fresh parsnips ready when congress adjourns.
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Puyallup
Devil Morse
Lard Valley
Senator Squire
Congress
Squire
Flour Slogan Sparks Tumwater Market Effort
Local Tumwater merchants promote a new flour line claiming quality equal to current market options. A call to action invites customers to try the product and contact via telephone number 98 for orders or inquiries.
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Main Street
Fourth and
Jefferson Sts
H. Kneerr
A. Hernricn
J. Putte
Tumwater Ice Company
Olympia, Washington
Talcotlt Bros
Reliable Jewelers
Rose&godard
West Side Mill Company
Fourth St. Bridge
B. Hared
D.C. Bates
C. C. Bates
Harned & Bates Brothers
West 116 Sixth Street
Washington City
State of Washington
Miles
Pope
Rome
Civitta Cattolica
Ireland
Stillwater, Minn
Cardinal Gibbons
New York Stock Market
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Atchison
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Denver & Rio Grande
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Preferred
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New York Central
Oregon Navigation
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Pacific Mail
Rock Island
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George E. Holden
Tide Land Matters
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