Eastern snowstorm paralyzes city with armory collapse
A sudden eastern snowstorm drops heavy dry snow into Olympia with two feet on the ground by morning and widespread jovial disruption. The armory roof collapses under weight, uniforms buried but recovered. Many streets clear by noon, schools canceled, and temperate conditions steady after the sweep.
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Washington Building
Washington
Lincoln
Armory
Company A
Woodruff Hall
Otto Bond Ends His Life in Vancouver
Otto V Bond a 25 year old Seattle recruit arriving to sell Remington typewriters and cigars as Canada agent was found dead in a Vancouver room after a spree of drinking and dishonored bank checks. An inquest will determine cause as authorities trace his movements through bawdy houses and failed payments.
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Vancouver
B. C
Otto V. Bond
Seattle
Remington
Canada
Bond
Bank of
British North America
Victoria
Oro
Vatican Policy Satisfies Satolli Mission Progress
Rome reports Monsignor Satolli’s mission to the United States has pope approval with instructions on school questions and church state relations. Rampolli replies expressing papal satisfaction and readiness to guide Satolli’s work toward peace and unity in American Catholic affairs. A separate note from Panama Canal liquidators estimates total expenditures at 260 million with paragraphed allocations and remaining assets indicating a large loss but not total collapse.
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Rome
Monsignor
Satolli
Rampolli
United States
Vatican
Propaganda
Congregation of the Propaganda
Ireland
Holy See
Panama Canal Company
Achille Monchicourt
Panama
France
Paris
Laubet
Thompson
Menard Deeman
Clemenceau
Dumentee
Bories
Deroulede
Jourde
Coussod
Millevoi
de Roulede
la Justice
DeRouledes
Why Dead Homestead Workers Will Be Disinterred
The coroner proposes to disinter all Homestead workers who died under suspicious circumstances and perform chemical tests on their stomachs to determine if poison caused their deaths.
Blaine's House Reported Comfortably Improving
Washington dispatch notes Blaine passed a comfortable night and was about the same as yesterday. Coal orders for Bucoda are being handled at the 312 Main Street office next to the old State Bank.
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Washington
Blaine
Main Street
Old State Bank
Robbery at Tacoma Warwick saloon nets $1609
Two unknown men entered the Warwick saloon on Pacific avenue and robbed tills and roulette tables of $1609. They wore handkerchief masks and cocked pistols. They escaped in three minutes via a back stair to the alley.
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Tacoma
Warwick
Pacific Avenue
Twelfth Street
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Alciatore
Snohomish County
Oregon
Teo Liberal
Denver
Col
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Elk Mountain Railroad
Fourth Street
Tamma
BR. Letouton
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Child’s
Fourth St., Cor. Adams
Melton and Kersey
Cassimere
Chinchilli and
Melton
Chinchilli
Melton and
Kersey
Ibeyooman
the Furnisher and Clothier
Olympia
E. C. Bickford & CO
Columbia
George Martin
David McCarty
SI. Florton
Russell
Main
Gho. A. Mottman
J. N. Squires
California Grocery
the State Printing and Publishing Company
Olympia Washington
United
Ohio Rubber CO
Ladies’ Relief Society
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Provo
Utah
Captain Davis
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Charles Miller
H. Duzel
Frank Grant
Davis
Brock
Duzel
Miller
Wyoming
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Hyattville
Johnson County
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W. H. Natcher
Ira Walker
Ace Admick
China
T. G. Allen
W. S. Sachtleben
New York
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