Olympia Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Official paper for Olympia and Tumwater Thurston County Olympia Washington publishes daily and weekly editions at 509 511 Main Street with a 90 am deadline for changes. Subscriptions include daily rates by mail and carrier delivery weekly rates with advance payment required. Publisher Jes Ma Lind Luge serves as business manager.
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Daily Tribune Circulation Claim and Political Debate
The Daily Tribune asserts it has the largest circulation in Thurston County, and letters from correspondents will be published only under real names. The piece attacks the People's Party, arguing against government ownership of railways and telegraphs and warning that paternalism risks a Russia-like state.
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Congressional committee notes wages clash at Homestead riot
Chairman Boatner cites high wages for workers as a Republican protection policy while Democrat Boam from Louisiana questions pay cuts amid iron price declines. The dispute centers on union activity, lockout, barricades, and guards. Debate shifts to silver coinage and bimetalism with calls for international agreement. A New York Morning Advertiser correspondent quotes the New York World as harsh in its critique.
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Carnegie Oppressors and Labor. Political Rhetoric in 1893
A harsh critique compares Andrew Carnegie to other industrial owners, arguing capitalists oppress labor and warn of wage cuts and protectionism. It cites Homestead wages, May payroll totals, and references pensions, Mississippi votes, Harrison and Reid victories, and warnings about the McKinley tariff impacting industry in 1893.
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West of Missouri denounces riot while linking to ballot issues
Senator West calls Homestead rioters accustomed to high pay and comfort and argues it will aid the people's party. He cites Governor Flower rewards for ballot stealing and suggests thieves should move to New York after serving at Trenton penitentiary.
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Trenton
Favorite Prescription for Women and Wisconsin Central Travel
An old ad combines Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claim with travel promotions for Wisconsin Central lines. It touts a tonic for women's health alongside comfort in vestibuled trains, Pullman sleepers, dining cars, and fast daily departures from Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Chicago with ticket and timetable details.
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Local Misses Named in Society Notice
A society column lists Miss Amy Ames Miss Kittie Kursale Miss Kate B Allen Miss Ida Rock Miss Clara St Manr Miss Jessie Gardner Miss Nina Harrington Miss Fannia Ruvt as members or invitees. The notice highlights debutante season and associated social events.
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Amy Ames
Kittie Kursale
Kate B. Allen
Ida Rock
Clara St. Manr
Jessie Gardner
Nina Harrington
Fannia
August Flower cited by Mrs. Sarah M Black as cure aid
Mrs. Sarah M Black of Seneca Missouri reports two years of neuralgia headaches stomach womb pain and fatigue. She says August Flower improved her appetite reduced yellowing and stomach distress and brought a noticeable overall health change. Also mentions a Green Sole Man Woodbury New Jersey.
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