State paragraphs reflect Tacoma business and society notices
Tacoma column reports on Col Will L. Visscher pension raise, a Huntsville forged draft case against Annie Murphy and a travels of the forger, a double wedding in Port Angeles, Seattle gossip on local politics and marriage news, Blaine health rumors in Washington, and various regional notices including Seattle University, Oregon road discussions, and local crime scenes.
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Tribune
Tacoma
Washington City
Allen
Senate
Washington
Seattle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Huntsville
Ala
Annie M.murphy
National Bank of Commerce
J. W. Wallace
St. Cloud
Minn
South Pueblo
Col
Will L. Visscher
Port Angeles
John W. Troy
Inerva Lewis
Willard Brumfield
Mamie Guptil
Troy
Brumfield
Hattie May Barnum
Annie Rohney
James
People’s Theater
P.L. of
William
Thurston County
N., Bush
Chehalis
State House of Natives
Mentier
Bush
Chehalis County
Governor Ferry
P. B. Johnson
Seattle University
University Building Commission
University
Laughton
Veto Message Delays McGarahan Rancho Grant Bill
In the Senate the president's veto of last session's bill to submit William McGarrahans Rancho Panoche Grande grant to a private land claims court was read as a special order. Sanders questioned the bill's reasoning while noting concerns about executive and judicial fault. The bill was laid over for further consideration.
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Senate
Washington
William McGarrahan
Rancho Panoche Grande
California
Sanders
Friends of the
MASS MEETING DOUBTS ON HALL FIGHT WITH FITZSIMMONS
New York reports question whether the Hall Fitzsimmons bout will be fair amid suspicions of a staged scheme. Both boxers signed for a 40000 purse in New Orleans after earlier plans to exploit a training setup and fake fights. Hall claims the match is on the level while Fitzgerald says a fixed arrangement may have influenced their prior departure.
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Picion
New York
Hall
Smith
Fitzsimmons
Bill McCarthy
World Fair Hawaii Band to Represent State
The article notes Hawaii will be represented at the world fair by a famous band. It mentions a $12,000 appropriation and several other diverse items including political figures, ship movements, fires, and deaths from December reporting.
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Hawaii
Chas. Schenck
Switzerland
A. Fry
la Burgoyne
England
Padrewaski
Hasps
Uni
Liverpool
United States
Thetis
Frisco
Honolulu
Blair
Federation of Labor
Kacims
Union Park
St. Paul
Murphy
John Emile LeMoine
August Simeon Luce
Washington Equal Suffrage Association Issues 1893 Resolutions
A Washington Equal Suffrage meeting notes the death of Edward Eldridge and pushes for measures such as police matrons, raising the age of consent to 18, and electing supporters like Judge George Turner. Also included are federal suffrage requests to Congress and reports from several cities.
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Washington Equal Suffrage Association
Unitarian Church
A. H. H. Stuart
Susan B. Anthony
H. B. Blackwell
Rachel F. Avery
W.8. Bush
Hon. Rogers. Greene
Stork
Longmire
Woodard
Savage
P. C. Hale
Mesdames Savage
Barnes
Ella J. Stork
National American Woman Suffrage Association
K. J. Kennedy
Seattle
L. J. Longmire
Tacoma
J. B. Allen
Committee On
Felows
Edward Eldridge
Massachusetts
Illinois
New York
Washington E. C
George Turner
United States
Washington
Stuart
The
National American Association
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
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Visscher’s
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