Death of Major Trotter Casts Gloom on Camp Murray
Major Frederick H. E. Trotter of the 24th United States Infantry dies at Camp Murray at 4 53 p m from cerebral apoplexy. The guard suspends parades and pays tribute as officers escort the body to Vancouver. The national guard mourns his loss and issues orders honoring his service.
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The
Tribune
Camp Murray
F. E. Trotter
National Guard
Trotter
Ferry
O’brien
Garretson
Second Rege
Ife
Vancouver
Boyd
Spokane
Conner
Tacoma
E. W. Pike
Joseph Green
Smith
Hatfield
Scott
Gayery
Camp Ferry
Frederick HE. Trotter
24Th United States Infantry
R. G. O’brien
B. W. Conner
Fire alarm at box 48 quells rear blaze at Ben Vincents
An alarm from box 48 rang today at 1 45. Refuse paper in the rear of Ben Vincents store caused the fire bell to ring. A bucket of water quickly put out the fire and no water stream was used.
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Ben Vincent’s
Superior Court briefs in land damage and loan cases
In Superior Court cases T C G H R RB Co v state and state university the state university received 200 for land damaged by the former right of way A H Adams v B H Weisdeppe suit for 99 90 alleged owed for securing a loan Langert v Sloan Deer jury called and sworn.
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Superior Court
State and State University
A. H. Adams
H. Weisdeppe
Langert
Sloan & Deer
Heat Wave Hits Oregon Cities As Thermometer Tops 102
Frank Moses reports Olympia residents scarcely know what warm weather is after a trip home from Salt Lake City. He notes The Dalles reached 102 degrees in the shade and Portland also endured intense heat.
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Frank Moses
M. Moses
Arlington
Salt Lake City
Olympia
Dalles
Portland
Davis' Best Flour Tops Local Market
The launch of Davis' Best flour claims to be the market leader, promoted as the new top choice for bakers and households. Local retailers highlight its superior quality and versatility in everyday cooking and baking.
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Davis
Assessment Roll Nears Readiness for Tax Collector
The city assessment roll will be ready in five to six days for the tax collector. Assessor Whitham is adjusting some valuations and the council continues equalization since May 10. Each board member receives a five dollar per diem with no council salary.
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Whitham
Board of Equalization
Prohibition Party Opens National Convention in Cincinnati
The sixth national convention of the prohibition party opens in Cincinnati with welcome remarks by Rev Dr Lockwood and remarks by Chairman Dickie. Delegates vow to nominate candidates and uphold a strong platform, with Ex-Governor St John named temporary chairman amid cheering. Also advertised are Dr King’s New Discovery cures for coughs and consumption with trial bottles at local drugstores.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Lincoln
Neal Dow
Frances Willard
Prohibition Party
Dickie
National Committee
America
J.G. Evans
Bedouin College
Illinois
Lockwood
People’s Party
St. John
Kansas
J.B. Wilson
Sharpsburg
Dr. King
la Grippe
Robert Barber
Cooksport
Marr & Ross
Acme
Camp Murray Tales Of A and K Companies At Prairie Camp
Camp Murray hosts Companies A and K Aberdeen on Rag Alley with 3000 acres of plains and an 80 acre camp. Notables include Governor Ferry the eight foot black eagle mascot, Lt Reed, Captain Reinhart, and Sergeant Willis. Reports note camp life, drills, social visits, and local talent, with many named individuals and camp routines.
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The
Tribune
Camp Murray
Murray Brothers
Companies A
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Boys
Company A
Governor Ferry
Reinhart
Reed
Woodruff
Freeview
Milroy
Whitney
Ruth
Campbell
George Wolff
Hooper
Blakeslee
Chandler
Dr. Gentle
M. O’connor
Tacoma
Sparks
Tom Connolly
Charles Burr
H. B. Franklin
Olympia
Hartshorn
Cowles
Sergeeant Willis
B. B. Smith
Corporal McMahon
Tillotson
Corporal Taylor
Rice
Atkins
Abernethy
Brown
Kincaid
Henry
Crisman
Judge Dunbar
Miss Japelow
K. Kincaid
Lake City
Ross and Owens Tie The Knot In Shelton Marriage
A wedding was celebrated yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. T. J. Lamont. D. Ross and Miss Julia M. Owens both of Seattle were joined in marriage. The bride had been visiting in Shelton, and the couple departed for Seattle after the ceremony.
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Ross-Owens
Presbyterian Parsonage
T. J. Lamont
D. Ross
Julia M. Owens
Seattle
Shelton
Mr. Ross
Esterday
Ramon
Mrs Wright Sells Millinery Bargains Through July Fourth
Mrs. J. W. Wright at the corner of Fourth and Jefferson streets announces a sale of trimmed and untrimmed hats and flowers from now until July Fourth offering the greatest bargains yet offered to the public.
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J. W. Wright
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Wity Steam Laundry Cuts Prices for Local Shoppers
The Wity Steam Laundry announces reduced prices to let everyone enjoy first class work and shape while supporting home labor and avoiding imported goods.
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China
Royal Baking Powder Stands 27 Percent Stronger Than Others
Tests show Royal Baking Powder 27 percent stronger than rival brands. Consumers urged to insist on fair pricing if grocers push cheaper powders, as Royal yields superior bread, biscuit, cakes, and muffins.
Peculiar Hanging Invitation in Tacoma Jail Yard
Sheriff Prince of Thurston County receives an oddly formal invitation to witness the hanging of Salvatore Picani in the Pierce County jail yard at Tacoma on Friday July 1 1892. Attorney John B Evans works to stay the execution as Governor Ferry may be pressed for reprieve.
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Salvator Picani
Pierce County
Tacoma
Washington
J. H. Price
Picani
Kodak
Cean
John B. Evans
Olympia
Supreme Court
Governor Ferry
Prince
Halcyon Seized by Customs on Vancouver Island Offense
Victoria reports the schooner Halcyon was seized by customs authorities for alleged violation of Canadian law by lying in the harbor near Vancouver Island without entering at customs. The action was taken yesterday.
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Victoria
Halcyon
Canada
Vancouver Island
Blaine’s Successor Nomination Sent to Senate
The president named John W. Foster of Indiana for secretary of state and the Senate confirmed in executive session at once. Also notes doors, window screens and meat safes at Enterprise Mfg Co in Tumwater.
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Washington
John W. Foster
Indiana
Senate
Enterprise Mfg Co
Tumwater
State Political Pointers From Various Papers
A collage notes editorials and political hints from several Washington state papers. It cites Spokane comments on John L. Wilson renomination, Pa louse Gazette favoring James A. Perkins for US senator, and Port Angeles Tribune predicting Republican victory in Clallam County. Also mentions Horace Greeley Post in Washington and Goldendale Sentinel backing O A Bowen for state treasurer with veterans' concerns about aging public service.
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Grover
P.I
Cavanaugh
Spokane
John L. Wilson
Coulee City
United States
James A. Perkins
Colfax
Palouse Gazette
Clallam County
Port Angeles
Grand Army
Washington State
Horace Greeley
Niagara Falls
Jeff. Davis
Goldendale Sentinel
O. A. Bowen
Wahkiakum
Cholera Threat Spurs Austria and Germany Aid Efforts
Vienna reports Austria and Germany coordinating to block cholera spread as Russia battles outbreaks. A Vienna sanitary official notes unlikely onward spread beyond Russia, while Brku receives government doctors and Caspian Sea quarantine steps expand. Reports cite deaths in Dzisak Turkestan and outbreaks near Tsaritsin and Waahka with troops receiving rations.
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Vienna
Germany
Austria
Drasche
Vienna Sanitary Board
Russia
Sr. Petersspurc
Brku
Caspian Sea
trans-Caspian
Dzisak
Turkestan
Volga
Tsaritsin
Tiflis
Meshed
Re Res
Spokane River Tragedy Involves 13 Year Old Boy
Arthur Carson, 13, is reported wae in Spokane river below the walls. Chief Seltice and his tribe plan to attend the Peny procession at Pullman and the chief will speak. Captain Turk reports weather station apparatus left San Francisco June 15 aboard the Chehalis bound for South Bend. shipment to Sealand.
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Arthur Carson
Spokane
Seltice
Pullman
Turk
Loomis
South Bend
Sealand
State Platform Endorses Harrison Era Policies and Veterans Care
Fort Wayne Indiana June 29 The following is a summary of the state platform It endorses the Minneapolis platform eulogizes Harrison's administration commends the ticket denounces the democratic party for gerrymander of districts urges debt and higher taxes and criticizes state finances It favors safety rail couplers a state soldiers home to aid veterans and their families and pays tribute to the late Alvin P Hovey and extends sympathy to his family.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Minneapolis
Harrison
Democratic Party
Congress
State Department
Alvin P. Hovey
Ree
Senate Passes Utah Commission Funding Amid Amendment
In Washington on June 29 the appropriation bill moved past the Utah commission issue. The house ban on the Utah commission was struck, inserting $33,500 for five commissioners and their expenses. Senator Jones of Arkansas was the sole affirmative Democrat. Carey Felton Warren opposed. salaries set at $2,000 each.
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Washington
Senate
Utah Commission
House
Jones
Arkansas
Carey
Felton
Warren
Opp Ying
Sherman
Epee
Duel threats follow Paris editor’s anti Jewish attacks
Paris dispatch reports Captain Cremieux Foa a Hebrew plans to duel Marquis de Mores after de Mores’ trial for murder of Captain Mayer. The Marquis has been provisionally refrained from custody.
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Paris
Cremieux Foa
Edouard Dramon
Libee Parole
Penen
Marquis de Mores
Mayer
Free Traders Call Tariff Retaliation Plans Across British Empire
London reports Winnipeg board of trade urges Britain to shift grain imports from foreign to colonies and dependencies. Proposals favor tariff discrimination against foreign grain, seek preferential empire trade, and view U S policy as justification for retaliation. Other chambers echo calls to protect Britain and colonies’ markets.
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London
Chambers of Commerce In Congress
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Great Britain
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Frontreal
Oronto
Regina
Chamber of Commerce
Trinidad
British West Indies
East Indies
Regina Board of Trade Board of Trade
Board of Trade of
N. Ww. T
Canada
Faithful Walks to Secure Evangelist Bell
A Cosmopolis preacher walked all night to Olympia to secure Evangelist Bell for a Peterson's Point camp meeting. He gained Olympia support while funds were quietly arranged for his return trip. Also notes on Ladies Aid Society officers and local notices about fares, health ads, and a political remark.
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Olympia
Cosmopolis
Evangelist Bell
Tabernacle
Peterson’s Point
Grays Harbor
Mr. Bell
Olap
Northern Pacific Announces Through Trains to Ocosta
The Northern Pacific will run through trains to Ocosta starting July 1 as the construction department hands over the South Aberdeen to Ocosta line tomorrow night at midnight. The schedule has not yet been issued.
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Ocosta
Northern Pacific
South Aberdeen
Bucklin's Arnica Salve for All Skin Ailments
Bucklin's Arnica Salve marketed as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter cracked hands chilblains corns and eruptions. Pec tively cures piles or no pay guaranteed with packed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Acme drug store Marr and Ross proprietors.
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Bucklin’s
Arnica
Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross
For Sale Tank and Awning at Brown's Barber Shop
A 300 gallon tank in good condition and an awning are for sale. Inquiries at Brown's barber shop on Main Street.
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Brown’s
Main Street
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T. J. McBratney
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