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07 Dec 1891
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Olympia Tribune in Olympia, Washington
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Newspaper
Olympia Tribune
Location
Olympia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1891
Page
1
Delinquent graveling assessments sale in Olympia
City issues writ to collect remaining delinquent and special assessments for graveling Tenth Street Olympia from Columbia to Jefferson. On January 8, 1882, at 11 a.m., real estate listed with owners and amounts to satisfy delinquent charges, with sale at front door of city hall, Olympia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nees
Tenth Street
Columbia Street
Jefferson Street
Olympia
Thurston County
Washington
A. O. Damon
Sylvester’s Baguhon
Este Sniev Eee
American Congregational Union
Sylvester
Percival
Lot
T. M. Reed
Tains Cardon
Stewart
Eehee Ey
W. D. Stewart
Patiedee
Seevensses
Jos
Re Hayden
Sylvester's
R. Hayden
Sylvester’s
A. P. Fitch
Notice to Electors Olympia 1891 Municipal Ballot
Regularly nominated candidates for the Olympia Washington municipal election to be held December 8 1891 are listed with their party or principle. Mayors and council members from wards one twenty four are named along with treasurer assessor and health officer. Dated December 4 1891 at Olympia. A L Callow City Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weer
Olympia
Wash
R. G. O'Brien
Citizens
Chas Grainger
T. J. McBratney
Jos. Chilberg
A. D. Glover
Peoples
Charles R. Talcott
Charles H. Springer
Thos. H. Phipps
Civits Wash
A. D
A. L. Callow
Tacoma News Briefs Mention Local Events And Figures
Telegraph outages delay coverage of speaker ship contest and Congress. Notes on Tacoma Dry Dock work at Gig Harbor, Ocosta linked to Olympia, and 25 000 feet timber sent to New York for ferry construction. Also reports on Ada Patrick death and Archibald Adams named Geo H Thomas Post commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Big Tacoma Dry Dock Company
Gig Harbor
Ocosta
Olympia
Core
Ellsworth Bard
Tacoma Globe
Tacoma Typographical Union
Adaie Patrick
Judge Patrick
The
Ledger
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Wshington Exchange
Ocosta Pioneer
E. Finch
Chehalis
Republican State
Snyder-Cochrane
Congressman Wilson
Daily Mail
Seattle
Charleston
Port Orchard Dry Dock
Navy Department
Silas Speed
Barron County
Wisconsin
Sydney
Wash
Gustave Erickson
Erickson
Ala
Lars Hrickson
Chetik
Geo. H. Thomas
Archibald H. Adams
Milwaukee
24Th Wisconsin
Milwaukee Regiment
Army of the Cumberland
Sheridan
Perryville
Stone River
Chickamauga
Missionridge
Atlanta
Adams
Co. K
Dept. of the Gulf
13Th Army Corps
Giles A. Smith
Brownsville
Texas
Main Street
Pretty Good Fellow and Olympia News Stand Fire Report
Governor M C Moore rejects millionaire label and favors another moniker amid a Western Building and Sayings Association prospectus. A fire at the Olympia news stand on Fourth Street near Main is contained by workers including Walter Mitchell as crowd gathers. Olympia Typographical Union elects officers for six months and selects delegates to the upcoming Tacoma state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Olympia
Main Street
Doltf
Fourth Street
Main
Walter Mitchell
Louis Bradigan
Fred Munson
George Peachey
Tacoma Hall
Olympia Typographical Union No
George Blankenship
H. H. Benner
Robert E H. Stenner
Charles F. Watson
Frank H. Rust
B. F. Sutherland
Sargeant-At-Arms
Bert Keady
Robert H. Stenner
Louis F. Henderson
Joseph Chilberg
A. D. Glover
Henderson
Glover
Chilberg
Murphy
Grainger
Tam
Hartman
Phil Hiltz
Tom Heacock
Tom
Hiltz
Pane
Watch coust from hair offered by Mrs Lotz
A unique holiday gift idea from Rose and Godard’s jewelry store features watches made from a lady’s own hair. Mrs. W. R. Lotz crafts them and accepts orders at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lotz
Rose & Godard’s
Trisune
Pain Balm Relief Advertised for Rheumatism
If you suffer rheumatism or a lame back, apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm wrapped in damp flannel over the painful area for quick relief. The 50 cent bottle is sold by C. B. Mann, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
C. B. Mann
City Treasurer Election Sparks Wide Citizen Debate
Dozens of Olympia residents weighed the three nominees Louis Henderson Joseph Chilberg and A D Glover for city treasurer. Voters praised Henderson as regular nominee while opponents faulted Chilberg for availability and past deals and questioned Glover's record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chilberg
A.D. Glover
Robert Whithan
Chas. R. Talcott
Mrs Wilson in critical condition at Johns Hopkins
Mrs John L Wilson lies in very critical condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after transport from Washington. Representative Wilson is with her and may miss the upcoming congressional opening as Henry L Wilson reports two telegrams from his brother one despairing the other more hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Spokane
John L. Wilson
Speakership Contest Makes Quiet Opening in Washington
The Washington speakership race opened unremarkably with five hopefuls in good spirits. Morning caucus began at 10 with a roll call showing votes on the 18th ballot for Crisp 94 Mills 90 Springer 17 McMillan 19 Hatch 5 Stephens 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crisp
Mills
Springer
McMillan
Hatch
Stephens
Chautaquan Circle Agenda and Public Plea Prompts
The program of the Chautaquan circle at the Congregational church lists talks on American history social institutions and colonial life readings on Chile and Les Miserables. A Unity Club session at Liberal hall includes a petition to Governor Ferry by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Seattle asking pardon for Charles R. Hammond under grave larceny sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Jones
Miss Tyler
Hale
Lord
Blake
Hellar
Weir
B. W. Brintnall
B. W. Brintnall. Duet, Messrs. Janes and
Fleming
Chile
J. M. Goar
Unity Club
Liberal Hall
Adams
Fifth Street
P. D. Moore
Tennessee
Dora Sternberg
Byron Milett
F. R. Brown
May Bly
Elisha P. Ferry
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of
Seattle
Charles R. Hammond
Hammond
Supreme Court of the State
Christmas Bazaar Postponed by Rain at Congregational Church
The Christmas Bazaar by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational church was postponed from this afternoon to Friday at 3 o'clock due to heavy rain. Everyone is invited to attend next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Alfred Springer Dead at 28 in Seattle
Alfred Springer brother to Councilman Elect Charles Springer died at St. Peter's hospital after a long confinement with consumption. His remains will be sent to Portland this evening. Col Patrick Winston United States attorney for Washington discussed Port Orchard property title with Judge Dennison. A Carnival in China reports martial law in Manchuria. General Hazard Stevens publishes a pamphlet on Olympia and Tumwater. Rev J T Lamont’s Genesis lectures praised for blending theology with science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Springer
Charles Springer
St. Peter's Hospital
Mr. Springer
Portland
Col
Patrick Winston
United States
State of Washington
Dennison
Port Orchard
Navy Yard
General Hazard Stevens
Olympia
Boston
Decia
Tumwater Falls
T. J. Lamont
J. T. Lamont
The
Presbyterian Church
Christmas presents with sturdy tableware on sale
Times are tight and money scarce so buys are practical and ornamental. Robert Frost offers a fine line of table cutlery direct from the factory with carved ware and Rogers best silver plated forks spoons and sets. Prices are as low as possible for quality. Ii Oswego Iron Worker: The Olympia Morning Olympian reports the paper has new ownership under Thomas Henderson Boyd with unlikely Tacoma investors or an unfamiliar lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frost
Rogers
Oswego Iron Worker
The
Steady Sou' Wester Drenchs Olympia. Wires Down
A heavy southwesterly storm drenched Olympia causing floods and damage. Rainfall reached 1.46 inches by midafternoon, winds to 28 mph, and high waves off the bay disrupted travel and communication. Floats broke from moorings, signs and trees were toppled, and Murphy's circus boards were washed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terminal Grounds
Butler’s Cove
Willie
Shelton
Main
Washington
Franklin
Murphy
Westside
Notable Tacoma and Olympia Social Roundup and Appointments
A crowded list of residents and visitors includes Miss Maud Burris returning from Seattle with General Hazzard Stevens in Boston, Mrs M B Story singing at St Johns, and many local notables in and around Olympia. Teachers, judges, and officials swap towns while Miss Connell launches Swedish movement classes for Olympia schools. Superintendent Johnston resigns, J H Long steps up as educator reform continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maud Burris
Seattle
Hazzard Stevens
Boston
Fries Harris
Portand
Storm North of State Brings Violent Winds and Rain
The season's most violent storm plows through the central north with heavy south winds up the coast north of Harekda. California reports cold frosty weather while ATREREERS rises in this state. Today’s max 46 F min unspecified. Wind peaks at 28 mph from the south. Rainfall 1.46 inches in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Since July 1, 1891 rainfall totals 24.16 inches versus 16.27 inches average, excess 7.89 inches. Tuesday forecasts call for rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harekda
California
Atrereers
A Tricky Dope Smuggler Smuggled Sand In Opium Cans
C. C. Sarvis faced Judge McReynolds on a smuggling charge after cans claimed to hold opium were found to contain sand with small medicine tubes. Inspector Mc Clelland arrested him Saturday. Gordon and Agnew defended, but evidence failed. The piece notes improved Main street awning removal reducing crowds at Fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McReynolds
C. C. Sarvis
McClelland
Gordon & Agnew
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Cor
Carylon’s
Carylon
Ophthalmic College
A. B. Woodard
C. L. Plannigan
Ostraniler
John Kleber
A. 8. Oliver
Arren Riley
J. R. Pattison
J. S. Newcomb
J. P. Jento
B. ©. McDonald
Fourth & ST
E.S. Horton
Sitham
Crisman-Sargent
Third Street
Olympia, Waset
TJ. McBratney
Columbia
Millard Lemon
Mary L. Page
Robt. F. Whitham
G. Blake
Capital City, Abstract & Title Insurance Company
Olympia, Wash
FR. J. Priceman
GUN and Locksmith
Silsby
Roya
America
M. O’connor
W. A. van Epps
Headquarters
East
EF. W. Tinkham
Uler
Silsby’s Block
the Tribune
Coun
Associated Press
Western Union
Congress
Fresh State News
Olympia’s Building Association
Mano Anes
Incu Aa
R. G. O’brien
Henderson City
T. N. Ford Health Officer
Hal Wyman
Ocda
Chas. Springer
Fsogwang, Hy Ey, Pet
T. H. Phipps
Charles Grainger
John Miller Murphy
Mrs. Wilson
Unity Clubc
Col. Winston
China
London
Li Hung Chang
Chronicle
Shanghai
Li Hone Chang
Manchouria
Olympia’s
Boyd’s Venture
Wester
Isaac W. Anderson
Tacoma Company
Wm. H. White
W. Phillip P. Stexfeid
Soderberg
Stratton
Hattie Callow
Callow
South Union
M. L. Estabrook
Ottawa
Kans
C. A. Bowen
J. H. Denison
Port Townsend
M. E
Miss Connell
Delstarte
G. B. Johnston
Whatcom County
State Board of Education
J. M. Hitt
New Whatcom
Johnston
J. H. Long
Lewis County
Reformed School
Woodland
Meteorological Report
Local Report
E. B. Olney
Roseburg
Red Bluff
Sacramento
San Francisco
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