Ladies of Olympia Poll Opens at Clover Store
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Newspaper
Olympia Tribune
Location
Olympia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1892
Page
1
Bloody Business at Coeur d Alene Mines Sparks Army Move
Reports from Washington and Wallace detail clashes between miners and strikers in Coeur d Alene Idaho with planned troop movements from Fort Walla Walla and Fort Spokane. Men are killed or wounded, refugees flee Wardner and Mission, and martial law is declared as soldiers secure the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walace
Idaho
Poorman
Tiger
Monmont
Custer
Hunter
Wallace
Cour d’Alene
DeLashmutt
McAulay
Coeur d’Alene
Fourth of July Canyon
Associated Press
Mission
Union Pacific
Cote d’Alene
J. H. Ward
Warden
Gem
Canyon Creek
Spokane
Fort Spokane
Old Mission
Carlin
Fort Sherman
Wardner
Shoshone County
Montana
Tacoma Judge Bets on Senate Victory in Local Rhetoric
In Tacoma last night Judge George Turner voiced confidence in winning the United States senate seat. The piece notes name changes and candidacies across the region, with references to Democratic, People's Party, and other figures. It also discusses the Lake Washington canal setback and the The Dalles appropriation, criticizing Senators Squire and Allen for blocking funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turner
Tacoma
United States Senate
Montesano
Washington Economist
People’s Party
M. J. Maloney
Whatcom
Congress
Captain Bass
Fairhaven
Kneeland
Mason
Edward Ames
Port Gamble
Proverty
John McReavy
Washington
Squire
Allen
Dalles
Seattle
Aberdeen Herald
Market Ticker and Grain Prices From New York to San Francisco
Noon quotes show grain and railway stock notes across major lines. Key prices include Pacific 6s at 6, New York Central 9 34, Union Pacific 37, Western Union 94, and California Wheat at 1.41 for September futures with San Francisco reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yyork
Pacific
Atchison
Central Pacific
Burlington
Denver & Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
Rthern Pacidena
New York Central
Yi Navigation
Oregon Short’ Tine
Utah Northern
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
St. Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Fargo Express
Western Union
California
San Francisco
Martial Law and Strikes Rally at Homestead Mills
July 14 Homestead Pa martial law reports claim troops and police staged arrests and prepared to escort prisoners to the provost marshal while workers threaten strikes. Carnegie mills face shutdowns. congressional inquiry into Homestead closes with Frick defending wage cuts amid cost declines. A 400 non union workers train is set to arrive. London jury returns wilful murder verdict in a separate poisoning case involving Thomas Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Homestead
Snowden
Prrssura
Frick
Congress
Oates
Washington
London
Matilda Clover
Thomas Neill
Dr. Harper
Barnstable
Neill
Chicago
Thomas Neill Cram
Gladstone leads as votes split with government in late returns
London July 14 returns show Gladstone and the government on equal footing after earlier majority reports. Other notes mention a Parnellite shift delaying home rule, and a mix of Conservative Liberal and anti-Parnellite tallies. Rioting in Papucan Kentucky and news on William Waldorf Astor’s recovery amid a bogus death dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gladstone
UBLIN
Kentucky
Papucan
W. W. Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Clement
Astor
New York
Astors
Carpenters Reject Iron Supply From Carnegie Buildings
At a Philadelphia union meeting last night the Building Trades approved a resolution by General Secretary MacGuire of the Carpenters and Joiners of America. It bars carpenters from working on any building where structural iron is supplied by Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Building Trades’ Union of
MacGuire
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ of America
Carnegie
Flooded Inter County Residents Seek Relief
Montgomery July 14 The people of inter county on Tombigbee river are absolutely destitute due to floods. They appeal to the governor to request Congress relief. He issues a proclamation urging state residents to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Inter County
Tombigbee River
Congress
Donnelly Named Governor Nominee at People's Party Convention
The People's party convention in St Paul resumed work and nominated Ignatius Donnelly for governor, Kitter Halverson for lieutenant governor, H. B. Martin for secretary of state, and M. Ringdall for treasurer.
Cholera Epidemic Sparks Riots in Astrakhan and Paris Measures
Reported cholera outbreaks stretch from Paris to Astrakhan. Authorities fund a cholera hospital in Paris and seek safer water. In Astrakhan riots erupt as hospital staff are attacked and killed, patients fed milk as a supposed antidote before troops restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maprio
Paris
Pyrenees
Seine
St. Preferspurc
Simbirisk
Moscow
Jeletz
Astrakhan
Caucasus
Volga
Dixon Attacks Tammany as Criminal City Leader
Rev. Dr. Thomas Dixon Jr returns from vacation and delivers a broadside against Tammany Hall. He brands Croker Scannell Stokes and Koch as real governors of New York, calling the group a criminal secret order and alleging Koch’s oath violation as commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Tammany Hall
Dixon
Joseph Koch
Charles Benjamin Butler Dana
Park Row
Dana
Ard
de Lancey Nicoll
Tammany Heelers
Croker
Illinois
Lannene
Grant
Scanner
Stokes
Driver
Grady
Koch
Eee
Thurston County Republican Convention Called for July 30 1892
The Thurston county Republican central committee calls a county convention at Columbia hall Olympia on July 30 1892 to elect delegates and alternates to the state convention nominate a legislative ticket county and precinct officers and elect a county central committee. Primary elections to select delegates will be held July 27 1892 from noon to 7 pm at designated precincts with voting places and judges listed for Olympia Tumwater Yelm Bucoda Rainier and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Thurston County
Republican Central Committee
Columbia Hall
Olympia
Ha.m
Tumwater
Gelbach
H.'’H. Eastman Chasae T
Samu Wand
Enin Wu
Jas
If Ae
Eatatret
Yinget City
School House
Robert Houston
H. H. Lund
Bucoda
Eines
W. IF. Pattison
W. Case
E. C. Axtell
Yelm
Alex Price
G. W. McGlothlin
A.B. McKenzie
Rainier
W. J. Inman
8. McCabe
Chambers’ Prairie
Old Church
W. R. Ruddell
Homer Raymond
H. G. Parsons
Grand Mound
Sam James
R. A. Brewer
Fred Stockng
Gate City
Albert Cummings
J. L. Brown
Jose D. Israel
Rochester
John Martin
J. W. Wallace
J. M. Brown
Little Rock
Dees, Gee
H. Minning
Pat McNulty
Dod
Mud Bay
Swan Solbeck
M. Morrow
J. Thoburn
South Bay
J. Rogers
G. W. Osburn
Jas Dunn
South Union
W. C. Bush
J. W. Mills
H. B. Moulton
McLane
P. McKenzie
K. Chetwood
E. M. French
Gulf Harbor
Laughlin School House
J. F.igbert
Thurston County Republican Central Committee
G. 8. Armstrong
R. G. O'Brien
Riots in Spain and Chinese Identification Probe
Rioting across Solva against Octroi duties ends with the tax office burned, officials assaulted, the town hall seized, the mayor wounded, and a troop response causing multiple deaths and injuries. In San Francisco a nine column Examiner report claims certificates of Chinese identification are being illicitly distributed in violation of the Chinese restriction law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Maprio
Solva
San Francisco
the Examiner
The Silver Question Resurfaces After Congress Defeat
The Times notes the unexpected reemergence of the silver issue following its defeat in Congress. It attributes the revival to the need to advocate for silver and points to the stance taken by both the Minneapolis and Chicago conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Congress
Minneapolis
Chicago
Seattle and Puget Sound notes and local events
The Tacoma Theater band led by M. J. Leonard serenaded officers aboard the warship Baltimore and its tender, with decorations praised. A Washington shore line study and river scheme were discussed by Spokane Review. A couple returning from Westport were stranded with a missing third member. a hospital operation at Steilacoom saved a nurse. The state Sunday school convention in Seattle elected D. S. Johnston, W. H. Cornet, H. L. Sizer, and O. A. Covander to top posts. Also a plug for Davis Best flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma Dry
Tacoma
M. J. Leonard
United States
Baltimore
Samuel Collyer
L. E. Post
Columbia River
Washington
Lakes Union
Seattle
Okanogan
Spokane Review
Westport
K. Hoquiam
Washingtonian
John Sweet
Redpath
Asylum
Little
McKone
Hickman
Waughop
Harvard Medical College
D.S. Johnston
Rev. W. H. Cornet
Kane
H. L. Sizer
O. A. Covander
Question of Assessment and Tax Debate in Tumwater
Letters from Tumwater residents discuss city valuation changes, potential legal challenges to the council, and criticism of a proposed real estate tax general raise. The correspondence questions the impact on city warrants, praises electric lighting, and urges retrenchment without cutting services.
Political dismissals and alliances across cities and states
Tim M Healey elected to parliament Cyrus W Field to be buried at Stockbridge Mass Democrats plan branch in Chicago Francis P Loomis dead at Hartford Republicans and People’s Party failing to unite Gemigorstein organization Cleveland and Stevenson to be notified of nomination in Madison Square Garden July 30 French senate passes 600000 francs credit for World’s Fair Exhibit Prohibitionists and Republicans fuse against Democrats in North Carolina North Dakota independents short of funds levy ten acres of wheat per county Baptist Young People’s Union convention in Detroit over 5000 delegates expected in attendance Sherman introduces bill to repeal part of silver act effective January 1 next
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim M. Healey
Cyrus W. Field
Stockbridge
Mass
Chicago
Francis P. Loomis
Connecticut
Hartford
Republicans
People's Party
Cleveland
Stevenson
Madison Square Garden
French Senate
Ple
North Carolina
North Dakota
Detroit
Baptist Young People’s Union, of America
Canada
Senate
Sherman
Ships Tam O'Shanter and Shenandoah Reach Port
The Tam O'Shanter from Baltimore and the Shenandoah from New York arrived after an 111 day voyage, a commendable run. The Tam O'Shanter passed the Shenandoah by about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
San Francisco
New York
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs
A testimonial style note touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It claims it helps throat and chest diseases and offers a money back guarantee with a free trial bottle at Acme Drug Store Marr and Ross proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Acme
Marr & Ross
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Ladies OF Olympia
Our
Clover
Dog
Marguerite
Lawyer & Filley
Odd Fellows Building
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Olympia, Wash
Winter & Harper
Northwest
B. F. Denton
Adams St
Second Street
Havana
Key West
Main Street
R.ef. Denton
Singer Sewing Machines
Practical Adjuster
Adams Streets
E. C. Bickford & CO
Fourth Street
Columbia
Olympia Marble Works
Newmaker & Sizer, Props
Third Street
B. Hared
D. C. Bates
C. C. Bates
Harned & Bates Brothers
West 116 Sixth Street
Tribune
U.S
Monaghan
Port Lanpd
van B. Delashmutt
New York Stock Market
City of
France
Russia
Crim
First Ward
Old Court House
Porter
L. L. Talcott
C. M. Moore
Second Ward
Thos
Prather
Henry Sabin
Jos. McCarragher
Third Ward
Old School House
Elias Dwyer
W. H. Chandler
F. AY. Church
Fourth Ward
Theo. Li. Brown
G. B. Lane
R. B. Crandall
West Olympia
R. B. Laughlin
M. Laughlin
Id Myers
W. Wilson
Chicago Produce Market
Ats
Fresh State News
Davis
People's Corner
Owings
Citizens’ Mass
Francis Henry
J. M. Swan
I. C. Dllis
East Fourth Street
Silas Wentz
Nick Owings
Council
L. G. Tumwater
Net
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Telegraphic Tales
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