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Newspaper

Olympia Tribune

Location

Olympia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1892

Page

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Travelways Guide to Portland and Rail Connections

Travel schedule notes rail connections from Portland via Gate City Centralia and Grays Harbor. Passage times list departures and arrivals with stations including Port Townsend and Teuthon, noting connections and service windows for afternoon and early evening travel.

Portland Gate City Centralia Forse Cig Montemn Grays Harbor Vacoma Aentiie Banana Anniv

Unclear OCR Transit Note Between Cities and Doctors

Fragmentary OCR text describes travel between Tecoma and Sumilay with connections at Webnenions and Sumilay, mentioning Multmomat and Shelteon Doctor departures and arrivals. Wording is garbled, but the item reads as a timetable or travel log with outbound and return segments.

Ieee Sumilay Sam Sum

Local readers report unclear regional events and place names

Fragmentary note describes pollution in Eastern California areas including Tecoma and Lower Sound Points with references to Grays and Comet. Details are garbled, no clear dates or outcomes.

California

Supplies Wanted for Washington School Provisions

The Washington State Reform Cook's supply bid seeks baskets of basic goods due March 2. Items include sugar, corn meal, rye flour, yarn, denim, muslin, buttons, thread, linens, and various meats and dairy products for school needs.

Ak’ & Gambie Oes Ferad Amsotte Onnen

Proposals Sought by Supervising Architect Office

Notice to plumbers invites sealed proposals for all labor and materials for phasing and plumbing work at the Port Townsend Port building project. Documents and drawings available at the Supervising Architect office and Port Townsend Port building office. Proposals must be marked Phambing see for the 0.8, Custom house, Bowteek Building Port la Wash and addressed to W. I. Edbrooke Supervising Architect.

Supervising Treamat Washington Townsend Uhre Washi Curtom House Bowteek Port la Wash W. I. Edbrooke

Provisions for Indians Avoiding Land Defeat by White Settlers

The Interior Department acts to safeguard Indian land rights in the Puyallup report. Secretary Noble and committee members discuss patent rights, heirs, and restrictions on alienation. Separate notes cover wage reforms, railway labor disputes, a Newfoundland ship loss, and Minnesota bank turmoil. Secondary items note a fire deaths in North Carolina and other 19th century updates.

House Mg Committee Ohio Lind Minnesota Wheelock Michigan Littie A. Duncin Fd Brasius Pennsylvania Puyallup Indian Commission Noble

Rich but in rags ends life leaves fortune to housekeeper

Edward Steubendorp, a German immigrant widower living in New York City, died destitute yet left over $15,000 in bank deposits to his housekeeper Mrs. Kuehne. The will was drawn with the help of a lawyer while he lay ill from an intestinal ulcer. The housekeeper, poor and employed in the tenement, became the sole beneficiary as neighbors learned of the strange contrast between wealth and squalor.

Edward Steubendorp Germany East Tenth Street New York Edward A. Schulman Steubendorp Steubendoorp Ana Kendorp

Global and U S News Bits from February Reports

In New York the RB famine fund is now 25008. The steamer Nevada arrived in New York from Liverpool. In Madrid a Frenchman named Rand is implicated in a Barcelona bombing. In Guatemala election results favor Barrios. Six amber miners drown near Palmnicken. Henry Villard elected president of Edison General Electric with retirement by next April. Albany Journal reports supervisor election gains for Republicans. District Attorney Evans backs neutrality law prosecutions on the Texas frontier. Bank weekly statement shows reserves and excess over legal requirements. Chicago and California markets note mixed commodity prices and activity.

New York Nevada Liverpool Madrid Rand Barcelona Guatemala General Barrios Palmnicken East Prussia Baltic Sea Henry Villard Edison General Electric Company Albany Journal

CANADIAN TRADE TALKS AT THE WHITE HOUSE

The Canadian reciprocity commission with Secretaries Bisine and Elkins and Sir Julian Pauncefote called at the White House for a courtesy meeting with the president. No power to bind Canada to a treaty was shown, and negotiations may resume Monday if continued.

Canada Navy

Funeral of Mrs Senator J H Long and Port Townsend mystery

The funeral of Mrs. Senator J H Long of Chehalis is set for tomorrow while her father will be buried Monday. A male infant’s body was found floating in Duwamish Bay near Dearborn Street Seattle with a scalp wound. A ship owned by Benjamin F Gale faced customs violation penalties as it was turned over to the U S marshal.

J. H. Long Chehalis Aberdeen Herald Grant Seattle Post-Intelligencer John McGraw Duwamish Bay Dearborn Street Seattle Maser M Pass Port Townsend Benjamin F. Gale United States Essom Sound Townsend 20Th Wolcott Rhea Treasury Tment United States Land Office T. H. Cavanaugh Jim Hill Spokane Crab Creek Harrington, Moses, Coulee Watterville Frank Clark Tacoma Phillips Young Laughton

Examines Defamators assets vs liabilities in Meapville

Meapville Pa February 15 an examination in the court of assignees reveals assets of about 130000 against liabilities totaling 1090000 for the defamations firm before its banking failure. Paris February 15 a prominent jeweler’s disappearance shocks the city with alleged theft of 875000 francs from a firm once represented by his late father and his escape to England with his mistress. Pacific Coast Failures San Francisco February 13 Bradstreet reports 11 failures on the coast for the week ending yesterday compared with 16 last week and 12 a year ago.

Meapville Paris England San Francisco Bradstreet’s Mercantile Agency Pacific Coast

Fourth Street Roof Moss Cleared From Corner Building

Citizens notice improvements on Fourth street as the roof of the corner building is stripped of about ten years of moss. The moss and its backs are removed, marking a cleaner streetscape today.

Es St Fourth Street Columbia Fourth and Washington Streets

Savage’s new motor arrives in town

Councilman Tilcott reports to a Tribune reporter that Savage’s motor has just arrived, seen passing along Main street on the east side. The reporter notes the unusual vehicle described as a baby coach and confirms the timing of the delivery.

Savage Councilman Tilcott Tribune Main Street

Promised Salve Sold at Acme Drug Store

The advertisement claims the salve treats cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions and even cures piles with a money-back guarantee. Sold for 25 cents a box by Acme drug store Marr & Ross proprietors.

Acme Drug Store Marr & Ross

Money to Loan Special Sums for Farm and City Property

Special sums to lend on improved farm and city property 250 500 800 1000 1200 2000 with no delay. AROLD T BURNTRAGER Room 10 Ohubere block F4-1lm.

Arold T Burntrager Ohubere

Noschka Relocates Tailoring Shop to Washington Street

G Noschka moves his tailoring business from the old stand to Washington street between Fourth and Fifth in the Washington club building, effective February.

G. Noschka Washington Street Washington Club

Court House Contract Standoff Ends in Rogers Resignation

County commissioners, contractors, and architect clash over building specs for the courthouse. The quarrel centers on brick quality and stone counts with Superintendent Rogers accused of obstructing progress. Rogers resigns after foreman changes are ordered, work to resume Monday noon.

Court House Rogers Ritchie Cole Ross Ae Aee Nepidanal Rew Ara Ritchie

Eccentric Mrs Blynn and a House of Mystery

New York Recorder describes Annie Flynn known as Mrs Blynn a long time Batavia resident living in a squalid cellar room at No 5 with no evident means. She ran a Washington Market apple stand and traded with butchers while preserving a vault of secrets including a possible $20000 deposit. She suffered delusions of being queen of England and was confined to a lunatic asylum after attempting to set fire to her room. Nearby signs show flowers from Olympia aimed at Tacoma attendees.

New York Annie Flynn Batavia Street No. 5 England Capt. O'Connor Oak Street Chambers Street Hospital

Royal Arch degree conferred by Olympia Chapter No. 7

Olympia Chapter No. 7 conferred the Royal Arch degree last evening on R. B. Bryan and J. R. Pattison of this city and William Ragless of Tenino. Afterward the chapter’s officers and guests were listed among attendees including Ashcraft, Marr, Rathbun, Gilbert, Porter, McBratney, McMicken, Reed, Twaddle, Westerman, Cowles, Tweed, White and Hyatt.

Olympia R. B. Bryan J. R. Pattison William Ragless Tenino Eees Ashcraft Robert Marr J.C. Rathbun J. J. Gilbert

First Symptoms of Heart Disease Warn Readers

Dr Iles new heart cure marketed as marvelous remedy. Cardiac symptoms listed include short breath fluttering faint and spells swollen ankles. Free book on heart disease offered at Marr & Ross Acme Drug Store or by Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.

Iles Marr & Ross Acme Drug Store Dr. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

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