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Newspaper
Olympia Tribune
Location
Olympia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1892
Page
1
Bridge Disaster Kills Dozens On Licking River Work
Cincinnati reports a bridge under construction over the Licking River between Covington and Newport Ky collapsed. Forty five workers stood on the structure with only two escaping unharmed. Many were crushed or drowned as rescuers searched the river. Names of the dead and missing are listed with several fatally wounded and others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Licking River
Covington
Newport
Bailey Brothers
Pittsburg
Robert
William Baird
Licking
Richard Gorman
Thomas Burke
William Hartner
John O’neill
Charles Scampon
Robert Baird
Thomas Downing
Dick Spooner
Fred Brent
Charles Duvenic
James Johnson
George Burge
N. W. Burton
Dennis Harlow
B. F. Phelps
W. Pifamback
E. Thomas
Frank Muir
Charles Tarr
Wm. Barton
Wm. Albis
Harry Kramer
G. E. Shehan
B. Krause
Ed. Nolan
Ed. Sullivan
Dan Brinkley
Pat Murray
J. J. Murray
Andrew Baird
Wm. Wilson
John Phillips
Elmer Barber
W. E. Brode
Henry Osborn
Richard Jennings
Albert Heingler
Northwestern Coast Papers Back Harrison For President
The Sun, the Oregonian, the Press-Times and the Tris-UNE claim pride for Harrison as the four Pacific coast papers oppose Blaine. Snohomish Sun notes a Depew letter about attending Tacoma’s July 4 Republican clubs meeting. Senator Allen predicts Washington will support Blaine, with no party split in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Portland Oregonian
Seattle Press-Times
Olympia Tris- Une
Pacific Coast
Blaine
Harrison
Snohomish Sun
Tom Cavanaugh
Chauncey Depew
Tacoma
Uly 4
Allen
Ug Ashington
Washington
Market Close Summary of Leading Rail Stocks
New York noon quotes list rail and associated stocks with figures for Pacific Mail Rock Island Union Pacific and other major names. Prices show varied changes and percentages alongside rail line groups and transit equities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific
Atchison
Central Pacific
Burlington
Denver & Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
New York Central
Oregon Navigation
North American
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
St. Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Argo Express
Western Union
Delegates Flood Bound Delays Hit Heena Montana
Special to The Tribune reports returning delegates from Washington Oregon and California and visitors to the Minneapolis convention are flood bound in Heena Montana and cannot pass for two or three days. Trains may reach Tacoma on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Heena
Mont
Washington
Oregon
California
Minneapolis
Tacoma
Specimen Cases Show Electric Bitters Cures
H Clifford of New Castle Wisconsin relieved neuralgia rheumatism stomach disorders and weight loss after three bottles of Electric Bitters. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Illinois healed leg sore after three bottles of Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s AmiCa Salve. John Speaker of Catawba Ohio cured fever sores after one bottle of Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s AmiCa Salve. Sold by Acme drug store Marr Ross proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clifford
New Castle
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Ill
John Speaker
Catawba, O
Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross
Barnes Hook and Ladder Plans New Uniforms for July 4
The Barnes Hook and Ladder company will buy new blouses and caps to wear for the first time on July 4. Secretary Henry M. Murphy has resigned and Frank Murphy was elected to succeed him. The group is discouraged as the council refused to fund a new fire truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Hook and Ladder Company
Henry M. Murphy
Frank Murphy
Oyster Tom Returns After Year in Walla Walla
A familiar figure reappears on local streets as Oyster Tom comes home from a year in retirement in Walla Walla. He previously raided Milroy's chicken roast and damaged Sheriff Billings property. Some longtime friends have left him. Julia, the Indian squaw, has moved to Gray's Harbor county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Oyster Tom
Milroy
Sheriff Billings
Old Julia
Gray’s Harbor
Dem Democratic Platform Straddles Silver Question at Columbus
At Columbus Ohio the Democratic state convention debates the silver policy with a plan to straddle the issue while endorsing tariff reform. Temporary officers are named and a state ticket is nominated, with J E Neal predicting Harrison and Reid’s defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Finley
J. A. Norton
Central Committee
Cleveland
Hill
Gorman
Whitney
Campbell
J. E. Neal
Harrison
Reid
Democratic Party
W. al Taylor
John P. Driggs
Thomas Beer
Supreme Court
W. H. Wolfe
Widow’s Plucky Response Ends Intrusion at Washington Hotel
A fashionable Washington hotel episode reports a widow waking to a stranger in her room. After the intruder admitted his aim, she fired a warning shot wounding him in the arm and forcing his exit. By noon the town knew and praised her bold conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital City Band Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival
The Capital City Band will host an ice cream and strawberry festival in the auditorium of the Unitarian church on Saturday evening. The event will feature an excellent programme with assistance from the ladies of the Unitarian church. Admission is 25 cents, and the band has long contributed to Olympia's entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Unitarian Church
Tacoma minister binds George Blankenship and Georgia Smith
Rev J M Patterson of Tacoma united George H Blankenship of Olympia and Georgia M Smith of Spokane in marriage. Blankenship arrives on the Multnomah and is foreman of the Morning Olympian and president of the Olympia Typographical union. Mrs Blankenship recently resigned as Spokane city librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Patterson
Tacoma
George H. Blankenship
Georgia M. Smith
Spokane
Blankenship
Multnomah
Olympian
Olympia Typographical Union
Dayis Best Flour Claims Market Lead
The article touts Dayis Best flour as the new top product in the market, urging readers to try it and announcing its superiority over competitors.
Pay the Price of the Royal for Royal only
Advert says Royal Baking Powder is 27 percent stronger than rivals. If grocer pushes other brands, ensure you pay the lower price that corresponds to the weaker product.
Mexican Saint Teresa Urrea Executed By Guaymas Court
F M Hartner reports widespread panic in Sonora over the arrest and execution of Teresa Urrea, a famed healer called a saint by Yaqui and Mayo Indians. Her father Thomas Urrea is jailed for life as an accessory. Indians raid Batamotal in response as a meteor is seen over Guaymas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
F. M. Hartner
Guaymas
Sonora
Mexico
Teresa Urrea
Cacheora
Teresa
Thomas Urrea
Saint Teresa
Chihuahua
Batamotal
No Walkover For Civil Service Plank In Chicago Demo Fight
New York June 15 The Herald predicts no walkover for Cleveland at the Chicago convention but Washington Democrats expect a hard fight for nomination. Reports say Gorman leads among senators and a push for a strong civil service reform plank faces mixed support. Free coinage backers grow discouraged as opponents gain traction amid tariff talk. Representative Bland offers little certainty on a showdown for silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Gorman
Congress
Friends of
Free Coinage
Stewart
Reublican Silver
Nevada
Bland
Fresh state news from the Northwest steam engine and racing
South Bend houses a steam fire engine and the Chehalis to South Bend railroad will be completed soon with nearly 600 men at work. The Kent spring race meet on a kite shaped track runs June 22 to 25. Dr Edward F Miles died of consumption at his ranch in Muck Pierce county. Miss Wheeler of Fern Hill married Tacoma architect F A Green. A Sharpless strawberry will be part of Washingtons world fair exhibit. Jack Landers drowned near Mukilteo while escaping a deputy. S R Hogin faced hearing in Seattle for assault on May Post. bond set at 1000. Bert Robinson of Ilwaco killed his six year old brother with a shotgun by accident. Enterprise Manufacturing colony Tumwater invites orders for lumber products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
N. P
Chehalis
Kent
King County
Edward F. Miles
Fanny Paddock Hospital
Muck
Pierce County
Miss Wheeler
Fern Hill
Wheeler
India
Thoburn
F. A. Green
Tacoma
Alfred King
Ferrill
Washington
Henry Bucey
Jack Landers
Bert Robinson
Howard Robinson
Ilwaco
Matt
Bert
Republican State Central Committee in Session at Carcano
The Republican state central committee meets in Carcano to select a successor to Long Jones. Wright claims German Lutherans favor the Democratic ticket on school questions, estimating 30,000 voters. Cleveland and Boies campaigns organize with delegates and test votes underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcano
Republican State Central Committee
Long Jones
Wright
Woodstock
Cleveland
Boies
John T. Tracy
New York
Palmer House
L. M. Martin
Iowa
Botes
West
Missouri
California
San Francisco
Chicago
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Sacramento
Reno
Nevada
Ogden
Hursday
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Cheyenne
Colorado
Wyoming
Council Bluffs
Auditorium
Peger
Doctor Persuaded By Butcher In Surprising Business Bond
A Texas physician laments a butcher but recalls a winter incident where the butcher, after dressing a pig, dismisses the bill saying professionals must help each other. The tale ends with the doctor noting the mutual aid in their trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Vote tallies show Voorhees leads Seattle in 1884 delegate race
In November 1884 returns, Voorhees, Seattle's Democrat, led the delegate contest by 148. King County backed Voorhees by 2,246, while statewide Republicans led state officers by 9,145 on average. Pierce County favored Armstrong for delegate by 1,546, with Republicans ahead on the state ticket by 1,075.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Tacoma
Congress
Secretary of State
Voorhees
King County
Pierce County
Armstrong
Washington Wood Trade Sends Shingles Eastward
The state of Washington ships large quantities of shingles to the East, with Tacoma alone moving 20 to 25 carloads daily. Projections estimate 1,000,000,000 shingles cut in Western Washington this year and 900,000,000 shipped. The piece notes railroads in the Far West support outbound coarse goods, contrasting California's restricted approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rockies
Tacoma
California
Congress
San Francisco Chronicle
The Gossoon at Olympia Theater Next Monday
Carroll Johnson, a graceful and handsome Irish singer, stars with a fine company in The Gossoon at the Olympia theater. The item notes Johnson as a top Irish singer on the San Francisco stage. Wheat futures quoted and barley prices listed for September and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Johnson
Olympia Theater
San Francisco
Cabinet Changes and Home Industry Appeal
The Evening News reports Secretary Tracy to become secretary of state and Secretary Elkins moved to secretary of the Per and General Felix Angus to secretary of war. A promotion list also includes a push to build up home industries with Davis' Best flour promoted as a market rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bautimorg
the Evening News Tody
Tracy
Elkins
Per
Felix Angus
Davis
First Annual Tacoma Congregational Meeting Opens
Delegates gather for two day session in Tacoma as Rev. Thomas Sims is elected moderator and Rev. A J Smith secretary. Aimed at reforming the American board to reflect Congregational churches. Evening sermon by Sims, large attendance, reports and discussions follow with speakers including Rev. A J Bailey and Rev. W H Atkinson. All invited to tonight’s missionary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers
Congregational Church
Thomas Sims
Tacoma
A. J. Pom
W. H. Atkinson
Woman's Missionary Society
C. O. Brown
J. C. Tomlinson
R. T. Stubbs
Perry
M. E. Mate
John T. Blanchard
W. C. Wheeler
F. P. Haskell
Kate B. Stanley
Jacob A. Freiday
A. J. Smith
T. C. Craig
Aberdeen
Samuel Greene
Seattle
W. N. Palmer
Steilacoom
John Flett
Lake View
A. J. Bailey
Cushing Bells
D. D. Tacoma
G. Elliott
Aurora
Lake Park
D. D. Clark
L. A. Smith
South Bend
A. L. Seward
Toledo
J. D. Jones
Neath
A. ©. Clark
C. E. Jones
C. L. Diven
May Bixby
Supt. Bailey
Stubbs
V. T. C. Cray
Telegraphic Tales From Across The World
Ontario reports a strong wheat crop while Ascot stakes go to Watercress with Suspender second and High Commissioner third in the Royal Hunt Cup. Italy faces a coin shortage as Guthrie Oklahoma appoints a receiver for the National Bank. McKinley and Thurston address a Chicago audience on Harrison’s policies and the Geary bill advances granting a Chinese steamship act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Italy
New York
Guthrie
National Bank of Guthrie
W. C. Bradley
Little Rock
Suspender
Ascot
High Commissioner
Stuart
McKinley
John M. Thurston
Chicago
Harrison
Committee On Merchant Marine
China
Pacific Mail Company
Arctic explorer Schwatka and guests at the Olympiacard
A list of notable visitors including Lt Schwatka and several names from Seattle Tacoma Portland San Francisco and Chicago, gathered at the Olympia hotel. The piece mixes travel notes with an advertisement for Wisconsin Central trains and a real estate transfer row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwatka
Olympia
T. H. Marvin
Jas. B. Owens
O. T. Casr
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