Wedding of Lizzie Ferry and John Leary in Olympia
Miss Lizzie Ferry elder daughter of Governor Ferry married Hon John Leary in St John’s Episcopal church Olympia. Bishop Paddock led the ceremony assisted by Dean Watson and Rev Buck with music by Prof Roberts. A full reception followed at the governor’s mansion with lavish floral decorations and prominent Seattle guests onboard the Bailey Gatzert for return to Seattle.
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Lizzie Ferry
Governor Ferry
John Leary
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bishop Paddock
George H. Watson
Seattle
H. H. Buck
S. M. Percival
John F. Gowey
Jennie Young
KR. B. Albertson
W. E. Bailey
George G. Mills
H.C. McDonald
B. Pelly
Miss Ferry
W. Hoberts
St. John’s
Governor’s House
Gayety
Olympia
Rembrandt
Bailey Gatzert
Wagner
Epen
Dean Watson
Paddock
Episcopal Church
Professor Roberts
Governor’s Mansion
Pruden P. Dyer
W. R. Forrest
Amos Brown
Weisling
Col. Sheaf
Sam, Crawford
Eben Smith
Z. J. Hatch
Hoyt
Bank cashier Jaeger steals a million marks then dies
In Berwin on April 21 it is reported Jaeger, the Rothschild bank cashier in Frankfort, stole about 1.25 million marks. He reportedly lost most of it in fruit speculation in Berlin and Odessa and is believed to have died by his own hand.
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New York
Washington
James Bank
Senate
Agnes Matnter
Young
Teri Ras Rea My
Berwin
Jaeger
Rothschild
Frankfort
Berlin
Odessa
Vineyards Destroyed by Cold Weather
Borpeaux reports April 21 that vineyards in Medoc Sauterne and Borsac regions are ruined by cold weather. In San Francesco wheat sells at $1 525, barley $1 005. Capital Mills at Tumwater operate and produce flour of good quality. Telephone No. 98.
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Borpeaux
Medoc
Sauterne
Borsac
California
San Francesco
Tumwater
Ruinous shocks shake towns across California and Oregon
A series of strong earthquakes hit San Francisco Sacramento Napa Woodland Winters Dixon Chico Vacaville and nearby areas causing collapsing walls cracked ceilings toppled chimneys and scattered debris. No major injuries reported though several buildings and a Masonic hall suffered extensive damage as panic spread and schools evacuated.
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Woodland
Capitol Hotel
Sacramento
Auburn
Dixon
Masonic Hall
Cradwick
Bertholet
Humphrey Bros
Clara Jessen
Christian Church
Odd Fellows
el Parto
Chico
Ratave
Biggs
Cal
Winters J. Divilbiss
Baker’s
Adobe
J. R. Wolfskill
Vacaville
Cattlemen in Wyoming Expedition Amid Rustler Battle
Four Texans were reported killed in the first clash with rustlers near Little Powder river. Govs Hagle and Hogg sought updates from Barber as a rescue party prepared to go to Wyoming. Cavalry troops moved from Omaha to Cheyenne while the storm abated and telegraph links were restored.
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Paris
Texas
Fort McKinney
Rustlers
Alex Lowther
Buck Garrett
Box Barling
Tom Smith
Frank Cannon
Smith
Barling
Garrett
Lawther
Hagle
Arkanas
Hogg
Barber
Wyoming
Derapwoop
Little Powder River
Denver
Buffalo
Omaha
Sixth Cavalry
Cheyenne
Cheyenne River
Ogalalla Ranch
Milan Flood Tears Through Tennessee Community
A terriffic rain storm battered Milan on April 21 with twenty four hours of downpour washing away fences houses and other structures. Two Black residents named Bryant are feared drowned as floodwaters persist.
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Tennessee
Milan
Tenn
Bryant
Rising Ohio River and disasters a national tally
The telegraphic news note lists the Ohio river rising rapidly at Cincinnati, the postmaster in Reisel Lexas assassinated, executions in Havana, a denied Oklahoma boomers shooting, Countess Antrim dead in London, a bank closure in Crafton Mass, and various political and regional calamities across 19th century events.
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Ohio
Cincinnatti
Reisel
Lexas
Havana
Oklahoma
Seay
Countess Antrim
Earl of Antrim
London
First National Bank
Crafton
Mass
Flower
New York
Austria
John Hartnup
Mersey Harbor Observatory
Gorman
Maryland
National Democratic Committee
Major McDowell
William Lilley
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
A. G. Edwards
St. Louis
United States
Lincoln
Cleveland
St. Petersburg
Alexander Stewart
A. T. Stewart
Pryor
Court of Common Pleas
Decca Captivates Audiences With Premier Jenny Lind Style
Decca charmed a large audience with a pure flute like upper register. She sang La Musoli the Pearl of Brazil and Way down upon the Suwanee River to thunderous encore. She received flowers from Blanche Barton and kissed the child. Decca recently married Francis Leon Chrisman of the New York Press. She first toured with the Marine band and in 1891 sang before 10,000 at Chautauqua Assembly.
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Jenny Lind
Mule
Decca
Verdi
Paris
Parepa Rosa
Kellogg
Patti
Mlle
Brazil
Suwanee
Mile
Blanche Barton
Shan
Trish Wink Ge
Great Chautauqua Assembly
New York
Miss Alice Cary Returns for Second Olympia Engagement
Miss Alice Cary is secured for a second appearance after a highly praised first show. Many who heard her plan to attend again, while some who missed it hope to hear about future opportunities. She departs Friday evening for studies in Chicago, aiming to refine her craft for a future public return.
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Alice Cary
Chicago
Olympia
Local dealer Ellis offers bargain line of refrigerators
A. Ellis has received a fine line of refrigerators and offers them at bargain prices. The dealer promotes the stock as a limited-time opportunity with substantial savings for customers seeking home appliances.
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A. Ellis
Canary? Falsehood in a San Domingo deal exposed
A crowded cable from Amsterdam reports a sensational plan to sell the island of San Domingo to a U S private company for 3 5 million in five per cent debentures secured on tobacco revenues The deal would place the American party in control of San Domingo and its revenues with Blaine Gould Mills named in connection The story is denied by Gould Mills and San Domingo and Hayti officials while U S officials say they have no knowledge of it.
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New York
Amsterdam
England
Germany
Republic of
San Domingo
United States
Westerndorf
Republic
Blaine
Gould
Ogden Mills
Beaconsfield
Suez Canal
Baron von Clegar
London
Watson Thomas
Isaacs
Legrue and Restio
Brussels
Domingo
George Gould
Velasquez
Hausted
Hayti
Washington
Blanc
Wharton
Navy
Boley
Olympia Daily Tribune
Olympia Daily
Electric line planned between Centralia and Chehalis
The project outlines an electric line to run from Centralia to Chehalis. In Pacific county the Baptist of Oysterville plan a new church. R H Espey commits to pay half the cost and donate the lot.
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Centralia
Chehalis
The
Baptist of
Oysterville
Pacific County
R. H. Espey
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