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Newspaper
Olympia Tribune
Location
Olympia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1892
Page
1
Idaho miners surrender triggers federal troop move
President Harrison ordered federal troops to Idaho as miners clash in Cour d'Alene. Senators Shoup and Dubois sought action, telegrams relay grim reports from Wallace and Wardner. By night, non-union miners surrendered but fate of others unclear.
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Washington
Harrison
Idaho
Schofield
Ruger
Merritt
Shoup
Dubois
Cour d’Alene
Marshal Pinkham
John Pinch
Wallace
Gem and Frisco
Geo. H. Roberts
Boise
War Department
Fort Sherman
Mission
Wardner
State Political Pointers From Pacific Northwest Papers
J L Roberts reelected mayor of Walla Walla. Col Patrick Henry Winaton says he will not seek governor. Olympia observer notes party odds favor the strong over the early bird in November. Senator Allen’s literary bureau targets reelection with dispatches. Tacoma sends three national committeemen Nelson Bennett H C Wallace Dolph Hannah. Seattle Telegraph criticizes the re publ i cans party. John L Wilson praised by Cheney Sentinel. Port Townsend Mayor Horace Tucker and Thomas Rney city marshal named by party. Spokesman for Spokane county clerk Major Armstrong expected to win reelection. Eastern Washington prefers highway to the sea via Columbia, Lake Washington canal delayed until river opens. Anti free trade sentiment strong. tariff question dodged at Omaha convention. alliances show mixed protectionist leanings in Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Roberts
Walla Walla
Patrick Henry Winaton
Olympia
Allen
Partington City
Senate
Tacoma
Nelson Bennett
H. C. Wallace
Dolph Hannah
People’s Party
Seattle Telegraph
Repopsens
Congress
John L. Wilson
Cheney Sentinel
H.eee
the Sun
E’s Party
Yen
R. Harris
Horace Tucker
Port Townsend
Thomas R. Ney
George E. Starrett
Albert C. P. Suipes
James W. Stock
Charles H. Pink
Major Armstrong
Spokane
P.I
Seattle
Columbia
Washington
Lake Washington
Columbia River
Spangleecord
Harrison
Omaha
Farmers’ Alliance
Astor Death Hoax Confounds New York and London
Reports claim W W Astor died in New York but London sources deny the loss. Cyrus Field dies in New York while his relatives and doctors attend him. A London denial cites Mrs. W W Astor and physicians stating recovery is rapid.
Democrats Plan Full Ticket in Fifth Kansas District
Dissatisfaction grows among Kansas Democrats over the state convention endorsing Pearl nominees. Fifth district Democrats meet at Herington on July 19 to field a full slate, while Seventh district Republicans threaten cross‑challenge as Jerry Simpson supporters mobilize.
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Torrxa
Kans
Peale
Pew
Kansas
Herington
Jerry Simpson
Militia Prepares to Take Over Homestead Mills
Troops arrive from Greensburg marching to Homestead to secure the Carnegie works amid a strike. General Snowden leads about 3,000 soldiers with artillery as pickets are reorganized and non-union workers eyed for potential return.
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Homestead
Greensburg
Snowden
Monongahela
Carnegie
H.C. Frick
Reentention Dan J
New York
Philadelphia
Prirrspurg
Weihe
Amalgamated Association
Congressional Investigation Committee
Frick
Natural Gas shines with merriment in Donnelly production
The Play Thursday Night presents Natural Gas by Donnelly and Girard with a pure bright light of merriment and a company of sunbeams. Manager Samuel P. Vox promises brighter staging this year with new scenery and many clever songs and dances. The show aims to banish dull care and leave audiences cheerful for a week.
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Donnelly and Girard
Samuel P. Vox
Police Department Staffing Recast After Council Resolution
City council resolves police force reduction and relieves Officers Murrell and Dwyer from duty. Remaining officers rotate shifts with Mack and Griffey from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. Andrews works 4 a.m. to noon and Taylor from noon to 8 p.m.
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Murrell and Dwyer
Mack and
Griffey
Andrews
Taylor
An Evening With Unitarians Picnic Plan Changes
The Unitarians switch plans for an out of town picnic to a social gathering in the Unitarian parlors on Wednesday evening the same day.
State Warrants Call Issued on General Fund
State treasurer issues a call for warrants Nos. 10351 through 10427 inclusive from the general fund. The notes will not accrue interest after July 21. Total call amount is $7,742.56.
Davis' Best Flour Promotes Domestic Industry Support
The notice urges readers to keep money at home by supporting domestic industries and endorses Davis' Best flour as a reliable product claimed to be as good as any in the market.
The Electric Lights
A Westside citizen argues against reducing street lights claiming it would look like a country village during upcoming city visits. He cites a proposed cut of about a dozen lights and questions whether Col Nick Owings opposition to assessments drives the move.
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Westside
Phipps
Nick Owing
Tacoma Tea Imports and Regional Fire News Briefs
Tacoma will import over fifteen million pounds of tea this year. The Crescent creamery plans a Seattle branch. A severe lightning storm hit Tacoma and Seattle on Monday. The Lawrence House in Fairhaven burned for a loss of about five thousand dollars. Charles Long died of consumption after months of illness. A fir bark slab from near Snohomish will be sent to the world’s fair. Patrick Lavan shot Tacoma Street Commissioner Lawrence Cummings. not serious. Lavan arrested. Mrs. Watson C. Squire plans a Tacoma summer at Thorp’s cottage, where Remington kinship histories are noted. Organist George W. Morgan and family passed away in Tacoma at 71. McDonald of Port Townsend claims there are one hundred nine smallpox cases in Victoria. health telegrams contrast with Port Townsend noting under thirty cases and no danger.
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Tacoma
Crescent Creamery
Seattle
Lawrence
McKenzie Avenue
Tenth Street
Fairhaven
Charles Long
J. H. Long
Thehalis
Snohomish
Nape State
Patrick Lavan
Lawrence Cummings
Lavan
Watson C. Squire
Senator Squire
Washington
Thorp
Iss Maud Morgan
Davie
Tabball
Port Townsend
Ignatius PoE Nominated for Minne sota Governor
Ignatius will be nominated on a people's ticket for governor of Minnesota. The wheat crop in the northwest benefits from favorable weather, though two weeks late and likely to yield three-quarters of last year. Kate Castleton dies in Providence. Rummelin and Mrs. Hannah die in Portland after a cab accident injuring eleven. Thousands starve in Jonesboro Alabama due to floods. Campbell calls for national Republican executive committee meeting in New York. Democrats and People's Party plan fusion in Iowa on a combined ticket. Gladstone ill. Germany could stay united with diplomacy and Russia threat.
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Northwest
Providence
R. I
Kate Castleton
Rummelin
Hannah
Portland
Jonesboro
Alabama
Campbell
National Republican Execute Committee
New York
Democrats
People’s Party
Iowa
Gladstone
Bismarck
Germany
Russia
Tide Land Applicants File for First Class Olympia Bids
Time for filing tide land applications in Olympia harbor expires Saturday. Applicants include Konrad Schneider D R Bigelow Kelton Mottman Hiltz Reagh Miller Young Frost Grainger Hager Gres Sam Clayton Wycoff Otis Allen Ellis Abbott Lotz Giles Finch Brown Percival Murphy Simonson Gilman Horr Corliss Shoecraft Massey Percival estate and others. After board action sealed bids will be opened for vacant title lands.
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Olympia Harbor
Konrad Schneider
D. R. Bigelow
8. A
E. W. Kelton
Geo. A
Maria Mottman
Philip Hiltz
Hadlan & Vietzen
John D. Reagh
John H. Miller
BE. T. Young
Robert
T. I. Brown
Benjamin Vincent
Benjamin F. Brown
Surana W. Percival
S.W. Percival
John Cunningham
United Railroads of Washington
E. McReynolds
G. W. Ellis
E. N. Axtell
Mary A. Lotz
M. J. Giles
Daniel Finch
B. F. Brown
B. F. Corliss
Ross P. Shoecraft
Westside Mill Omeret
Richard H. Massey
Samuel . Percival
State Board of Equalization and Appeal
Olympia votes on state flower with low turnout
In Olympia voters weigh an emblem flower with marguerite rhododendron dog wood and clover on the ballot. Only 21 votes cast so far while Kyren Tumwater and Port Townsend show more activity. Polls close Saturday evening and results go to the world’s fair committee.
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Siow
Olympia
Washington
Marguerite
Kyven Tumwater
Port Townsend
W. L. Bilger
Adelaide Burntrager
Haight
Prince
F. H. van Eaton
H. P. Lee
Ogden
Patsy Allen
Elizabeth Phillips
G. P. Rankine
Clover
P. C. Hale
Barnes
F. Eaton
K. V. Barton
M. F. Roberts
F. A. Skillman
H. F. Allen
Eugene Horton
Benner
Dogwood
National Democratic Platform and Trade Outlook Cited
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade dated July 1, 1892 notes a lack of any increase in prosperity across domestic exchanges or foreign trade despite tariff changes. The quotation emphasizes fiscal restraint and the ambiguous impact of tariff policy on national production and trade.
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Dem
Dun
Eekly Review of Trade
City considers cutting street lights to reduce expenses
At a special city council meeting a proposal to reduce city expenses by removing 15 to 20 street electric lights is discussed. The plan targets Westside lights and numerous locations, while some officials urge savings in other areas amid growing debt concerns as visitors arrive next month.
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Percival
Carlton House
Columbia Street
Third
Fourth
Main
Sixth
Thirteenth
Water
Jefferson
Dayton
Franklin
Union
Plum
Aaron Hartsuck
Eastside
Chestnut
Washington
Eighth
F. G. Deming
O’brien
I. Harris
M. O’connor
G. Kaufman
O. R. Simonson
A. C
Prather
A. J. Clark
Joseph Chilberg
J. Milroy
George A. Barnes
John Miller Murphy
Olympia Light & Power Company
Republican convention details outline for Washington state 1892
The Republican state committee outlines delegate basis for counties to Colorado style representation, calls primaries for July 23 and 30 1892, and urges alternates with provisions for absent delegates. EB Wilson chairs with Rapa K. Nicos as secretary.
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Agston
Kitsap
Klickitat
Mason
Okanogan
Pale
Dantore Sclévesens
Skamania
Snohomish
Spokane
Stevens
Walla Walla
Whitman
Republican County Central Committees
Republican State Committee
EB. T. Wilson
Rapa K. Nicos
Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs
A national claim touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a remedy for consumption coughs and colds with a promise of curative power across chest diseases. Trial bottle free at Acme Drug Store Marr and Ross proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross
Board of Trade Tonight to Consider Local Manufactories
The board of trade will meet this evening in Olympia to discuss establishing manufactories, seek reductions in insurance rates, and handle other matters of interest. Also note the Davis Best flour is advertised as the best in the market.
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Board of Trade
Olympia
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Havana
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B. EF. Denton
Planos
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Practical Adjuster
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Bates
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Edward Girard
Geo. P. Murphy
Arthur Rigby
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Gus Hennesey
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Fred Perkins
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A. L. Campbell
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Cyrus Field Judson
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