Daily and Weekly Tribune Political Ticket and Notice
National Republican ticket for president Benjamin Harrison or Suprana and for vice president Whitelaw Reid or New York. The Daily and Weekly Tribune asserts high circulation in Thurston County. Correspondents must sign real names. The Darmy Tribune is on sale each evening at J Benson Starr Chilberg block Main street C E Leighton 113 Fourth street Orry Bakery 117 Fourth street Olympia Hore
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Olympia
State
Main Street
J. Benson Starr
Chilberg
C. E. Leieuton
Fourth Street
Orry Bakery
Olympia Hore
Port Townsend Becomes Key Rail Target for Major Lines
The Northern Pacific completes a Port Townsend survey via Hadlock 55 miles from Tacoma and vows trains into Port Townsend before Port Townsend Southern. The Great Northern buys Whidby Island land opposite Port Townsend to build a ferry terminal. Olympia Port Townsend line resumes work. 45 miles built by Oregon Improvement Co with 65 miles remaining to secure subsidies and connect to Shelton Union City and Hood's canal region.
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Port Townsend
Northern Pacific
Hadlock
Tacoma
Olympia
Oregon Improvement Company
Shelton
Union City
Hood’s Canal Country
Virginia and West Virginia voters tilt to Harrison in 1888
A Washington Post interview with Captain Maddux outlines how Virginia could swing to the Republican ticket as precinct votes shift. James Butt predicts West Virginia will back Harrison, while a North Carolina Democrat cites a split Peoples Party vote aiding Harrison.
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Cleveland
Virginia
Maddux
Congress
West Virginia
Ben Harrison
James Butt
Harper's Ferry
Riggs House
Harrison
North Carolina
People’s Party
Can Birds Talk and Name Their Meals
Professor Veuen asserts birds talk citing a Robin Redbreast brood in an old apple tree. The fledglings meet their mother by name when she returns with food, each child answering Tommy Dickey Nellie or Susie. The Hamilton Herald adds a note on the Democratic press and Whitelaw Reid in a separate passage.
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Veuen
Robin Redbreasts
Robin
Tommy
Dickey
Nellie
Susie
Reid Commended for Union Gratitude Amid Labor Debate
The text covers political debates over union involvement, noting Henry Watterson and Reid's actions with the union, criticism of Seattle Telegraph and Washington harbor funding, and reactions from multiple newspapers. It cites Senator Vootares defending Judge Calkins, mentions Cox ran ahead of Blaine in Indiana, and references reactions to Democratic conventions and candidates including Whitney and Cleveland.
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York City
Reid
Henry Watterson
Democratic Daily
Louisville
Oregon
Olympia
Washington
Olympia Tribune
Seattle Telegraph
Telegraph
Tripunz
Seattle
Snohomish Sun
Sun
Vootares
Indiana
Washington Post
Gray
Judge Calkins
William H. Calkins
Congress
Tacoma Ledger
Blaine
Harrison
Persistent Catarrh Cure Promises $500 Cash if Unsuccessful
The ad touts Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy as a permanent cure for catarrh with symptoms like headaches nasal obstruction and nasal discharge. It claims a 25 year track record and offers $500 cash if the cure fails, then cites a Washington handbook for politicians and various local product ads including Davis' Best flour and tennis shirts in Olympia.
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Davis
Free home treatment guide for sexual disorders in San Francisco
Advertisement offers free complete directions to treat and cure Youthful Errors Loss of Manhood Failing Powers Gonorrhoea Stricture Syphilis and related troubles. Request by writing to the Observatory Medical and Surgical Institute 102944 Market Street San Francisco California February 8.
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Market Street
San Francisco
California
German Syrup Heals Cough After Grippe Visit
The farmer Peter J. Bryals Jr of Cayuga Hines County Mississippi recounts catching rain and a dry cough then worsening with the Grippe. After two bottles of Boschee German Syrup he was entirely free of cough and Grippe symptoms and has felt well since.
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Mississippi
Grippe
Vicksburg
Miss
Dixon
Boschee
Peter J.brials, Jr
Cayuga, Hines Co
Protective Tariff League documents for American independence
Read these papers opposing Free Trade Slavery and supporting American Industrial Independence via Protection. The American Protective Tariff League offers over 50 documents totaling nearly 600 pages with works by Blaine Cullom Dolph Morrill Aldrich Dudley Porter and others. A complete set can be mailed to Europe for fifty cents. contact Ilbur F. Wakeman secretary at 28 West Twenty Third Street New York.
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American Protective Tariff League
League
James G. Blaine
Reece, Jr
Ohio
8. M. Cullom
Illinois
Joseph N. Dolph
Oregon
A. 8. Paddock
Nebraska
Frye
Maine
Casey
North Dakota
Justin 8. Morrill
Vermont
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Thomas H. Dudley
New Jersey
Robert P. Porter
Washington
J. R. Dodge
Agricultural Department
Washinton
W. H. T. Hughes
EB. A. Hartshorn
New York
Dolliver
Iowa
B.F. Jones
David Halil Rice
Boston
Perkins
Kansas
E. P. Miller
Geo. Draper
Mass
C. L. Edwards
President of the Day Orator of the Day Hon. M. J. Gordon
Hon M J Gordon presided as President of the Day and Orator of the Day at the event. The gathering featured remarks from local leaders and attendees in a formal ceremony.
Olympia Day Parade and Electric Railway Inauguration
Morning salute with 44 guns at 5 a.m. and a 10 a.m grand procession led by the Grand Marshal and Capital City band. The parade ends at Capitol grounds for exercises and an old fashioned clambake. Free contests with prizes and electric railway inauguration with fare discounts by companies.
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Capital City
Capitol Grounds
Olympia
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Chicago
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New York World
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Wasa
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T. V. Eddy
Turner
M. J. Gordon
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Odd Fellows Temple
Phil Skillman
Woodruff Block
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M. D
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125Th Street and
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Westside Bridge
Lele
W. M. Linquist
116Th St
W. A. Botkin
Havana
Key West
Olympia, Wase
B. EF. Denton
Planos
Singer Sewing Machines
Practical Adjuster
Adams Streets
C.e.leighton
H. Fryerr
Tumwater Ice Company
A. Hernion
Ofrice
Horr
Telephone
Otymrta
F. W. Carlyon
Chicago Opthalmic College
Fourte
Columbia
Drewry and Son, Proprietors
E. P. Ferry
Maj. C. M. Barron
Jupee Francis Henry
P. D. Moore
E. McReynolds
Argo Restaurant
J. R. Chaplin
C. Thoreson
D. Mitchell
Thurston, County Land Company
Roomea
SOO
Lympia
Smith & Fleming
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