Travelers' Guide Northem Pacific Lane Trains Schedule
Trains depart Portland for Gate City Centralia Tacoma Seattle and return with arrivals to Olympia and Seattle. Descriptions include connections to Fort Townsend South Bend and Everett aboard daily services with morning departures and afternoon return times.
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Portland
Gate City
Centralia
Cree
Teres Mecsenne
Gaage
Bacher Mhor
Tacoma
Seattle
Eastern Gales Touch Southern Teams in Daily Schedule Note
In a fragmentary listing, the eastern and southern teams are noted with daily times. The item mentions Wednesday and Thursday with tickets and Shelton, and a daily schedule from 4:30 p.m. to 12 a.m. across a Las area. The text is garbled but implies regular evening events.
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Grays Harder
Coast Pointe
Wedhemtay
Letticke
Shelton
Ada
Supplies Wanted for Washington State Reform Grant
Fragmentary notice seeks various textile and hardware items including pants buttons shirt buttons buckles agate buttons and thread. It mentions meat provisions and farm-related deliveries, listing items inconsistently and with unclear quantities.
Notice to Plumbers for Fort Townsend Building Bids
Notice to plumbers invites bids for plumbing at the U S Customs Post Office building in Fort Townsend Washington. Bid must include a certified check for 25 percent of the proposal amount. Bids must be sealed and marked Hope for the Plumbing for the U S Customs House Fort Townsend and sent to W I Edbrooke Supervising Architect with bidder name and address on the envelope.
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Tahoe
U& Serena
Port Townsend
Lovieckion
U. 5
Fort Townsend
Wabash
Edbrooke
Petition for Letters of Administration in Insanity Case
The Superior Court of Thurston County Washington issues a petition for letters of administration for Isaac C tton an insane person. A hearing is set for the 17th day of February at 0 oclock in the court where interested parties may show cause why the prayer should not be granted. The county clerk signs and seals the document.
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Tharston
Washis
Ried
Thurston
Isaac C
Catate Tnaan
Siperior
Eena
Superior Court
James G. Blaine, Jr
Drapwoon
Thomas
J. G. Blaine, Jr
Mrs. Blaine
Fragmented OCR note with scattered names and locations
The readable parts list various names and blocks such as Panam Tabor and Labbe, with references to buildings and locations in New York. Data appears corrupted and partial, lacking a clear event or narrative.
Dissolution of O on Fue Co Partnership
The partners announce the dissolution of the firm O on Fue Co by mutual consent. Thos Heacock will settle all company debts and collect all sums due to the firm.
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O “On Fue’ Co
Thos. Heacock
The Plague Surges as Officials Struggle to Contain
Fragmentary report shows growing disease spread with new cases appearing hourly. Authorities are attempting to halt transmission despite limited progress and unclear guidance.
Fragmented wartime notes mix of protests and disasters
A garbled report from a 19th century issue references arrests in Berlin, famine relief funds in Mat famine districts, a protest at Cooper Union, a fire in Monmouth causing insurance losses, a telegram from London about troops, Paris rumors of a nihilist-related killing, and Army of the Republic relief efforts with Tennessee officials.
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Tacoma
Paris
al Vonhassori
Hinre
Army of the Republic
Tennessee
Nts
Ishamd
Port Angeles Southern work to start next month and railroad talks
Next month work will begin on the Port Angeles Southern. A proposal for a Hoquiam to Straits of Fuca line is being discussed. The P I Seattle backs Alger for president. Tacoma withdraws a subsidy for the Northern Pacific. Bond votes in Snohomish County fail for roads and bridges. Lieutenant Governor Laughton plans to move to Conconully with family around March. Joe Kulm of Port Townsend cites Palmer and Russell as the Democratic ticket. Gilbert Mesford sentenced to fifteen years for killing his brother in Cowlitz County. George Frys in New York seeks justice against a prisoner who allegedly swindled him. Senator Squire hosts a reception in Washington D C. Washington officials honor the wife of a millionaire senator. Governor appoints penitentiary directors for Walla Walla. Further political notes on nominees and committees.
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Port Angeles Southern
Hoquiam
Straits of Fuca
P.I
Seattle
Alger
Tacoma
Northern Pacific Railroad
Bank
Snohomish County
Laughton
Conconunly
Marehist
Joe Kulm
Port Townsend
Palmer
Russell
Bloomfield
Gilbert Mesford
Cowlitz County
George Frys
Walla Walla
Tombs Court
New York
Johnson
Frys
Squire
Pringtee
Washington City
Washington
Frank M. Louden
Frank W. Paine
Dent
P. Bo Johnson
Exeter
Preston B. Platt
Waitsburg
Geo Hyde
Jones
Parris
Famine and Disease Wreak Havoc Across Russian Provinces
A Pensal dispatch reports 58 below zero with peasants starving and many frozen to death. Grain cannot be distributed as horses are dead for food and sale. Typhus, smallpox, and diphtheria devastate regions including Samara Saratov Nijni Novgorod Charkov and Kazan with hundreds dying. An official notice cites 1,500,000 affected in the Bownay province.
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Pensa
Samara
Saratov
Nijni-Novgorod
Charkov
Kazan
Bownay
New Orleans Assassin Arrested in Mafia Ties Probe
In New Orleans last week Antonio Lalla, a Sicilian, was arrested for slitting an Italian woman's throat. Witnesses tie him to the Hennessy murder case, suggesting he is the Mafia actor linked to Capt. Lees and Monasterio.
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Orleams
Bax Francisco
Antonio Lalla
Hennessy
New Orleans
Lalla
Burke
Monasterio
Lees
Pepepot
Doy Mattu
Ape Einh
Pittsburg Mayors Embezzlement Case Shows Acquittal
Ex mayor Pearson of Allegheny charged with embezzlement is acquitted this morning. Another mayor convicted yesterday of extortion at his office faces ongoing prerogatives. A Leavenworth dispatch notes John L. Sullivan calls a published agreement to fight Maher a bloody lie.
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Pittsburg
Prrrsnone
Keb
Pearson
Allegheny
St. Louis
Leavenworth
Kansas
John L. Sullivan
Maher
Silver petition drive pushes Bland bill faster in Congress
On February 12 reports say eight to ten petitions circulate among silver men urging a special continuing order to advance the Bland silver bill. About 100 signers are cited though some doubt the tactic. Anti silver forces seek delay while free coinage supporters push speedy action. The Peoples party aligns with free coinage for prompt consideration as committee rules await action.
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Washineron
Peoples’ Party
Alger Attack Linked to Custer Discharge Nomination
A New York Sun editorial discusses General Russell A. Alger's military career and reveals a 23 year old Custer recommendation that Alger be dishonorably discharged for absence without leave. The account includes details of discharge on September 30 and a court martial period, with quotes about pressure from General Custer and a claim of cruel treatment of a soldier.
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Dernort
The
New York Sun
Russell A. Alger
War Department
Custer
Alger
Anahaeen
1Olis
Washington
Thomas
Annapolis
Spokane editor shot amid street confrontation in Riverside Avenue
John F. Carrere political editor of the Spokane Spokesman was shot by A. C. Edwards on Riverside Avenue after a dispute over Edwards’ claim of backing Carrere’s alleged paper. Carrere and Joseph F. Johnson restrained Edwards, who may face arrest. Edwards’ son heads a weekly under indictments for indecent literature.
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Stoxane
John F. Carrere
Spokane
A. C. Edwards
Edwards
Regulator
Carrere
Spokesman Office
Lincoln's Birthday Observed Statewide Holiday
Ourcaco reports Lincoln's birthday is a legal holiday with banks exchanges and many businesses closed. California Grain Market notes in San Francisco on February 12 that wheat buyer season totals 1 685 dollars.
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Lincoln
Ourcaco
California
San Francisco
Washington agricultural college's growth and funding discussed
President Lilly met Governor Ferry to discuss government appropriations for the Washington agricultural college and experiment station. The Hatch fund provides 15 000 annually and Morrill funds rising to 25 000. the latter funds teacher salaries. The college now has one brick building and six BSc degree tracks covering mechanics trades civil engineering and industrial education.
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Carls
Governor Ferry
Lilly
Washington Agricultural College and School of Science
Agricultural College
Hatch
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Morrill
Sound
Ture
Board of Trade to Consider Seattle Furniture Proposal
A special Board of Trade meeting in Columbia Hall Olympia invites Jim Hill to visit. Rohifs & Schoder of Seattle propose a branch factory for office furniture, with location scouting by 8 C. Woodruff. Thurston county bids show Rohifs & Schoder leading for the county courthouse furniture project.
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Jim Hill
Board of Trade
Columbia Hall
Rohifs & Schoder
Seattle
8. C. Woodruff
Untl
Olympia
Mr. Hill
Olympia Arch Construction asserted by local rancher
Mr. G. H. Sturdevant of a ranch nine miles from Olympia says the arches of the new courthouse are properly constructed and placed to specifications. He notes his reputation for good arches and that Mr. Rogers halted work due to stone shortage, not faulty construction.
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G. H. Sturdevant
Olympia
New Court House
Sturdevant
Rogers
Court House Dispute Discussed by County Commissioners
County commissioners met with Contractor sons Architect Ritchie and Superintendents Cole and Rogers to hear persistent contractor arguments. They reviewed obstacles hindering progress on the building. Work continued today though Chairman Brewer hopes an amicable settlement will be reached.
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Court House
Ritchie
Cole
Rogers
Cn Mag Ag
Brewer
Lincoln Anniversary Observed by Veterans Groups Tonight
The anniversary of Lincoln will be celebrated jointly this evening by George H. Thomas Post No. 5 and by the Sons of Veterans in G. A. R Hall in Odd Fellows Temple. Major M. Barton Col. T. V. Joe and George Hopkins will make addresses.
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Lincoln
George H. Thomas
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R Hall
Odd Fellows’ Temple
M. Barton
Col
T. V. Joe
George Hopkins
Dr Newell Announces Birth Of Charles Patride’s Fourteenth Child
Dr. Newell reports a daughter born this morning to Charles Patride and wife. She is the couple’s fourteenth child with all but one of the children living.
Money to Loan on Farm and City Property
Special sums to lend on improved farm and city property. Amounts include 250 500 800 1000 1200 2000 and 2500. No delay. Hanzoup T Burnttracer Room 10 Chilberg block Fiim.
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Hanzoup T
Chilberg Block
Fiim
Tailor Relocates to Washington Street Building
G Noschka moves his tailoring shop from the old stand to Washington street between Fourth and Fifth in the Washington club building. Saloons report a decline in business since the evangelist arrived.
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G. Noschka
Washington Street
Washington Club
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Furnitur
Third Street
Springer & White
Olympia Planing
Anufacturers
Third and
Jefferson Street
G. O' Bates
Woodruff Block
Uestate
Te OG
Fourth and
Jefferson Sts
Aler TX
E. G. Bickford & CO
Fourth Street
Columbia
Milla Rao
Mary L. Page
F. Whitham
Eae
Blake, Maxaoen
Abstract & Thle Insurance Company
Olympia, Wash
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Pam
Matteo
Ehelton—Docter
Mate
Ramey
Amet
Washington State
Dale Mustin
Ea Ore Service
Estaba
Seana
Igor Ira Exehan
Loure
Panam Tabor
Labbe
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Thomas Heacock
A. D. Glover
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Muarderess
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Mist Mitchell
Memphis
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Thomas L. R
Roger
Miss Mitchell
Freda Ward
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Joe Schwartz
Bell
Schwartz
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Florence Ethel Osborne
Harve
Develo
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John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
George W. Perkins
Edison General Electric Company
Henry Willard
Roanoxn
Will Lavender
Alice Perry
Bland
Alger E
Dana
Senator Fair
Jas. G. Fair, Jr
Young Fair
Lick House
Reading
Nevada
Virginia Fair
Herman Oedrichs
Charles Fair
Europe
Milas Gallisker
Sxatrie
Milas Galliher
la Conner
Otto F. Wegener
Stator
Wegener
Justice of the
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Lilley
Washington State Agricultural College
Board OF Trade Meeting
Rohlfs & Schoder
Thurston County
Schindler & Co
Andrews & Co
Chicago
Rohifs & Schsder
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