Congress Today Reports and Nominations Update
In Senate sessions chaired by Manderson the body confirmed nominees James Beatty for Idaho U S district attorney D P Roberts for Indiana register of the land office L S Howlets for North Yakima Washington. A bridge bill for New York New Jersey advanced while Florida senate seating was reviewed. In the House a code change on memorials and rules was debated with amendments offered and defeated.
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Wasuimetom
Senate
Morton
Manderson
James 5. Beatty
United States
Jttorney
Idaho
D. P. Roberts
Indiana
Register of the Land Office
Howlets
North Yakima
Wash
Plumb
New York
New Jersey
Committee On Privileges
Florida
Peter Uette
Oregon
Ont St. Aoe Mattron
Tana
Michael A. Bebion
A C. Wains
Biregon—Coore
Jos
H. Hamil
Globe
House
Goodnight
Yeas
Nays
Rees
Maine
Abductors Arrested in Ward Weeenery Case
Charles B Waterbury, who abducted his cousin Ward Weeenery, was arrested last night in Greenwien Connecticut. This morning Waterbury McCann and Sutherland, his confederates, were arraigned in court.
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Greenwien
Conn
Charles B. Waterbury
Little Ward Weeenery
Tacoma and Olympia Election Sparks and Local Notices
Fragmentary Washington items show Tacoma voters with 6510 registered and Seattle far ahead in registration. Reports mention annexation talk, a Northern Pacific clerk missing at Tacoma wharf, and legal actions in Aberdeen street railway and land matters in South Bend.
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Turowater
Olympia
A. Watts
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Conghet Flattery
Seattle
South Bend
South Bend Journal
Allen
Iaington
Charles F. Rayce
Ron
Peabody
Simisnen
M “Townsend
Veswel
Will
Jobo Hess
Humptulips Ae
Sunda
Dahlquist & Halberg
Whatcom
A. B. Bar
Neal
A. B. Norwell
Register Mills
Welty
Land Office of Olym
Takaition
Aberdeen Street Railway
Hirralee Abe
Isvone
Steamer Arrivals and International Reports In News
New York reports arrive of steamer Arizona from Liverpool and Buffon with yellow fever cases in New York. Mentions include reactions in Weehawken to Senator’s condition, Dominion trade talks in Washington, and varied South American updates from La Paz to Montevideo. A note calls for a Woman's Relief Corps meeting at the G A R rooms tomorrow at 2 PM.
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New York
Arizona
Liverpool
Weehingen
New Jersey
Johnstown
Conemaugh Valleley Memorial Hospital
San Francisco
Russell Sage
Rirome Sage
Buffon
Santos
Brazil
MacKenzie Bowell
Justice
J. E. Noster
Chance
Dominion
Washington, D. C
State Department
Brand York
the Herald
la Paz
Bolivia
Puente Perez
Dicarota
Potosi
Andes
Montevideo
Cornwall
Baltimore
Admiral Walker
Uruguay
Buenos Ayres Elodoro Lobos
la Prensa
Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Eer
Georgia farmer seeks million claim over hunger ordeal
A Georgia farmer sues alleging fifteen years of deprivation leaving him with only food and drink to survive. The case centers on alleged neglect and the right to relief from the responsible party.
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N.Y. Tribune
Georgia
Grain for Russia and the western grain shipment delays analysis
Miss Clara Barton of the American National Red Cross said government aid is gone and funds are needed to charter a ship and pay storage in New York. She noted two states hold enough grain for a cargo but funds are lacking to forward it. Also included are dispatches on French expedition plans, stock quotes, railroad schedule complaints, a powder accident in Bowran, Texas, and Cardinal Manning's will.
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Wasuierox
Clara Barton
American National Red Cross
Russia
New York
Ishall
Enmh
Uberal
Tie Sea
New York City
Remains of Rev Spurgeon Held in Scotch Church
Services over the remains of Rev. Mr Spurgeon were held in the Scotch church at Menton today. A large crowd attended before the body was taken to London for interment.
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Menton
Mr. Spurgeon
London
Tailor G Noschka Moves to Washington Street
G Noschka relocates his tailoring shop from the old stand to Washington street between Fourth and Fifth inside the Washington club building. February 2 note.
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G. Noschka
Washington Street
Washington Club
Changes in Washington waters mark new buoys and lights
The U S hydrographic office report from the Merchants' Exchange San Francisco lists new and moved aids to navigation off Washington state. It notes a red bell buoy at Duwamish head, changes near Battery Point and Orchard, a red spar buoy near Hoquiam channel, a red bell at Point Partridge and the discontinuation of a buoy off Seals Island light, with several bearings and depths at low water.
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State of Washington
U. S. Hydrographic Office
Merchants’ Exchange of
San Francisco
Duwamish Head
Duwamish Bay
Battery Point
Rich
Bainbridge Island
Gray's Harbor
Hoquiam
Port Si Enke
Breckenih Bluff
Partridge
Slackmann
Paotitee
Seals Island
Beatty Confirmed as Idaho District Judge After Senate Battle
The senate confirmed James H. Beatty for the Idaho district judge seat after almost a year of opposition from Senators Shoup and MacConnell. Beatty had served in Idaho and California while his nomination wavered, with Republican allies gradually shifting, and the confirmation came today without opposition.
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Senate
Beatty
Wasutseros
James H. Beatty
Idaho
Shoup
MacConnell
Sen
Nied Beatty
Congress
Ero Sn
Shoup Sol Dubois
Judici Committee
Puget Sound Amateur League meeting in Puyallup Sunday
A meeting will be held in Puyallup on Sunday February 7 to reorganize the Puget Sound Amateur League of Baseball Clubs. Olympia will send a delegate to oversee interests in officer elections and schedule planning.
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Puyallup
Puget Sound
Olympia
Francis Murphyism Lectures Draw Crowds at Methodist Church
Blue ribbons mark supporters of Francis Murphyism and related teetarism seen on streets. Meetings begin Tuesday evening next week at the Methodist church, likely to attract large attendance. He is noted for doing good work wherever he speaks.
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Francis
Washington club steward learns he is heir but unsure amount
Jack Jackins, esteemed steward of the Washington club, confirms he is an heir yet does not know the legacy’s exact sum. The size of the bequest and the relation to the deceased will affect his grief and may invite congratulations. The NY resident who left nearly a half million memory will not settle the estate before June.
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Jack Jackins
Washington Club
Jackins
Mr. Jackins
New York
Jack
Linn opts not to seek city attorney post
Or. V. Linn says he will not endeavor to qualify as city attorney despite being elected at Tuesday's council meeting. John R. Mitchell was asked by a Tarstar man if he felt like the city attorney and replied that he was legally elected and would qualify immediately, and would feel as city attorney once he began to tackle the city's vast legal propositions and small warrants.
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Or. V. Linn
John R. Mitchell
Tarstar
Money to Loan Special Sums for Farm and City Property
Special sums to lend on improved farm and city property including 250 500 800 1000 1200 2000. Nodelay.
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Taroun T
Tracer
Chilberg Block
Weather Summary for Washington Oregon and California
The report notes a high of 83 degrees and a low of 26 with rainfall recorded at .00 inches up to 3 PM. It describes clear, cold weather in Washington and Oregon, light rain in California, and fair conditions expected Friday. EK B Dixry, Observer, Capital Mills in Tumwater reports strong flour production and market readiness.
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Washington
Oregon
California
EK. B. Dixry
Brown Charged with Libel Arraignment in City Court
Henry Brown filed an affidavit against George D. Messegee a candidate for street commissioner. Messegee swore out a wicked and malicious libel warrant. At Rathbun's court Brown faced three witnesses including Messegee and Ainsworth. Brown testified about a job offer while Messegee denied all claims. Bound over to the superior court in $200 bond.
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Henry Brown
Callow
Brown
George D. Messegee
Messegee
Rathbun
Mr. Ainsworth
Mr. Brown
Browns
Toto
Hiestand & Warner
Main
Sixth Streets
Dr Campbell Case Prompts Law Study by Doctors and Lawyers
In the superior court case of Dr Campbell the defense and others have begun studying medicine and law. The incident includes humorous misnaming of pharmacopeia and a desire to understand physiological facts to answer jurors and others.
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Campbell
Notable Visitors and Local Developments In Olympia
Brierly arrives from Seattle while Mr and Mrs Wolfe of Centralia visit Olympia. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jeff Whitney yesterday. James Scott of Edison returns from Keeley treatment. Will Whitney back in Union City after days at the capital. Edward Eldridge of Whatcom and ex Senator Kneeland of Mason in town. Mrs G L Sickels recovering from grippe. A Tacoma figure plans California military academy membership. Col T V Eddy of this city addresses Seattle Republicans. Wm H Galvani, a Russian journalist and farmer, discusses squash and garden crops. Rosenthal family learns of Carrie’s death as they recover from typhoid fever at St Peters Hospital. Romuald Cormier travels from San Francisco to see the father of his companion, near death at Steilacoom. St Peters care under Dr J M Watt and Sisters Vincent Benedict. Mother Peter at Vancouver Home House sick with lagrippe. Sister Benedict to return today.
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B. Brierly
Seattle
Wolfe
Centralia
Olympia
Jeff Whitney
James Scott
Edison
Keeley
Will Whitney
Union City
Edward Eldridge
Whatcom
Kneeland
Mason
City
G. L
Rosenthal
Carrie
Romuald Cormier
John Rigney
San Ncisco
Steilacoom
St. Peters Hospital
J. M. Watt
Vincent
Benedict
Mother Peter Provincial
Vancouver
Lagrippe
Deaire
Eye Nose Throat Doctors Visit Olympia For Free Exams
Drs. Egbert and Rollins, specialists in eye ear nose and throat diseases, are in Olympia for several days at room 10 Odd Fellows Temple. Free consultations and examinations offered. Their nasal catarrh treatment is vouched for by many reputable locals. Anyone needing perfectly fitting glasses should call on them.
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Egbert
Rollins
Olympia
Odd Fellows Temple
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