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Newspaper
Olympia Tribune
Location
Olympia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1892
Page
2
Official Olympia entry details rates and schedules for daily and weekly editions. Lists subscription options by mail and carrier, deadlines for ad copy changes, and contact information for THE TRIBUNE in Olympia Washington.
The Daily and Weekly Tribune endorses Benjamin Harrison for President and Whitelaw Reid for Vice President. Notices urge correspondence under real names and announce Tribune street sales in Olympia. The piece praises Catholic education at the world fair and calls for religious groups to showcase their schools and colleges.
The piece reports on Homestead era testimony to congress describing workers earning from $1 to $1.50 daily and up to $280 monthly, contradicting poverty myths. It notes O'Donnell earning about $1,800 yearly, compares wages across professions, and cites navy expansion and electoral commentary on party dynamics and Harrison's reelection.
The piece argues Lincoln would have abandoned the war if McClellan led, and that defeating Harrison and electing Cleveland would end the industrial campaign for market control. It notes all presidential candidates Harrison Cleveland Weaver Bedwell are Presbyterians with two VP prospects Reid Stevenson, and two Baptists Field Cranfil.
The Republican Party of Washington calls a state convention in Olympia on August 10 1892 at 10 30 a m to nominate four presidential electors two congressmen a full state ticket and appoint a new state committee Representation bases allocate one delegate per county plus additional delegates per vote counts from 1889 governor race County central committees urged to set primaries July 23 and county conventions July 30 with alternates required Delegates and alternates may cast votes if the actual delegate is absent By order of the Republican State Committee E T Wilson Chairman Raura K Nichols Secretary
Break free from catarrh without harmful snuffs or caustic solutions. Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy has proven success in alleviating catarrh and related head afflictions, offering permanent relief when others claim cure is impossible. Proprietors even offer money for incurable cases, though such cases are rare.
A fragment from the Minneapolis Journal shows Joblots proposing to Carry with marriage vows followed by Carry’s rejection of joining a labor union. The scene escalates as Joblots threatens violence and is removed from the home by a parent figure.
The Tacoma News reports Olympia reducing city expenses by firing two policemen and ordering 13 street lamps unlit, while asserting theatre capacity for conventions. It also notes travel ads touting Wisconsin Central lines to Chicago with luxurious sleeping cars and dining service, and mentions a new corporation filing for Spokane Land and Investment Company and a supplemental deal with Blatchly company in Tacoma.
An old ad promotes Davis' Best flour at 1.35 per sack or 5.25 per barrel. It promises equal or better quality than rivals and offers a free spoon with every two packages. The offer appears at Deming & Merrys in Mokaska polfes.
Officers to be nominated at the convention in Olympia on July 30 1892 at 11 a m delegates and alternates to the state convention to be chosen August 10 1892 a legislative ticket county precinct officers and a county central committee to be nominated primary elections July 27 1892 voting hours 12 noon to 7 p m at various precincts with detailed polling places judges and delegate counts listed.
The Washington Fuel Co announces readiness to furnish all kinds of coal by the sack or in large quantities. Also available dry wood bark and one wood. Office in Woodruff block room 15. Telephone 59. I. Liberman.
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