Seattle Sister Finds Missing Money in St Paul Divorce Case
Mrs Cornelia Thomas sued for divorce in June with helps from sister Mrs Mary Phillips of Seattle. Phillips dreamed of Cornelia stealing $1000 from her dress lining, later led to a search that recovered part of $2400. Cornelia to face hearing Thursday.
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San Francisco
St. Paul
Cornelia Thomas
Mary D. Phillips
Seattle
Washington
Cornelia
Murphy
Daly
Phillips
Thomas
State canvass shows People's Party holds 13 458 votes
Sauem Oregon June 30 The governor and secretary of state completed the official canvass of the state election. Total congressmen votes were 75 648 with the People's Party casting 13 458. Detailed counts list Rigdon Pro 1 285 and others across two districts.
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People’s Party
Sauem
OCR Rma
Herrman
Rigdon
Rork
Toh
Deru
Bright Orner
Bilis
Eae Luce
Pepe
Slater
Supreme
Jules
Dem
Moore
Er Frise
Supreme Court Writ Granted Over Minor Election Law Case
Lansina Michigan June 30 The state supreme court granted a writ of error to the Supreme Court of the United States in the case of the Minor election law recently declared constitutional by the state court.
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Supreme Court
Lansina, Mich
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
State Court
Southern Democrat Denounces Tammany Hall in New York Speech
Thos Dixon Jr spoke in Associa tion hall denouncing Tammany Hall as a corrupt force. He warned national Democrats to boot Tammany from the party and rid New York politics of its influence. He urged integrity and a stand against what he called treachery and deception.
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New York
Thos, Dixon, Jr
Association Hall
Hell
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Chicago
Sailor From Baltimore Sparks Olympia Romance
George Birdswell, a Baltimore sailor, visits Olympia and courts a Westside resident. After clashing with a local crowd at a clam bake, Marshal Savidge ends the romance by shipping Birdswell back to his vessel, restoring peace in Olympia.
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Baltimore
George
Birdswell
Olympia
Weatside
Wales
Savidge Wa
Republican League State Convention Set for Olympia
The Republican League of Washington calls a delegate convention at Olympia on Tuesday, August 9 1862 at 2:30 p.m. Delegates are one per ten members or for every five or more in fractions, with clubs submitting organizational certificates five days before the meeting. Credentials must include club membership and be filed with K G Kreider. Tuos H Cavanauan, E G Kreiper, President, Secretary.
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Republican League
Washington
City of Olympia
K. G. Kreider
Olympia
Wash
Tuos
H. Cavanauan
E. G. Kreiper
The Disgraceful South and Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass faced segregation on a Southern rail carriage, forced to ride with whites and endure insults from booted passengers. His son argues the South’s strict moral code clashes with national standards, labeling the practice a disgrace to a nation claiming virtue and education.
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Fred Douglass
South
Frederick Douglass
United States
Tariff Talk in Exaggerated Dialogue
A satirical exchange features John Chinaman and John Bull debating tariffs and protectionism. The mock dialogue imagines cross border tensions and a plan to overwhelm rivals by importing paupers and crushing American manufactories, reflecting economic fears.
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John Chinaman
John Bull
Solly
Canada
New York
United States
It Should He in Every House Dr King’s New Discovery
J B Wilson of Sharpsburg Pa says Dr King’s New Discovery cured his wife after a La Grippe attack and threat of pneumonia when other remedies failed. Robert Barber of Cooksport Pa claims the medicine did more for his lung trouble than anything else. Free trial bottles at Marr Ross Acme Drugstore with large bottles priced 50c and 1.00.
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J. B. Wilson
Sharpsburg
Dr. King
la Grippe
Robert Barber
Cooksport
Bargains in Millinery by Mrs. Wright in Fourth Street
Mrs. J. W. Wright at Fourth and Jefferson offers trimmed and untrimmed hats and flowers at great bargains from now until July 4.
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J. W. Wright
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
City Steam Laundry Offers First Class Service At Home
Advertisement notes reduced rates and home labor support to avoid foreign work. Mentions excursion fares from July 2d 8d or 4th to points within 300 miles at half price, valid until July 31. Signed by F. P. Kryes.
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China
Northern Pacific Railroad
Keep Money at Home Davis' Best Flour Ad
A wartime era advertisement urges readers to support domestic industries and keep money at home by buying Davis' Best flour claiming it is as good as any brand on the market.
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Davis
Bor Sale at Brown's Barber Shop Inquiry on Main Street
A 300 gallon tank in good condition is for sale. An inquiry is being taken at Brown's Barber Shop on Main Street. The item details appear in a local notice with contact prompt.
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Brown
Main Street
Water Delegates at National Nominating Convention
Cincinnati delegates to the national prohibition convention faced a rain soaked day with debates over tariff and silver planks. The subcommittee backed free coinage and a tariff approach aligning with Ohio prohibitionists, while a broader platform favored tempered tariff measures and strong prohibition with labor protections. Funds were raised toward the campaign as Miss Willard affirmed support for prohibition and rejected fusion with other parties.
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Cincinnati
The
Friends of
Ohio Prohibition Party
General Bidwell
Demorest
Bascom
Bidwell
W. C.T.U
Prohibition Party
Dr. Abingdon
Illiois
Voice
Ponies
T. Warnwell
New York
Einsylvia
Virginia
Illinois
Qeach
California
Wisconsin
Reid
Washington Democrats name Sharpstein to Congress committee
The Washington state delegation elected John L. Sharpstein of Walla Walla as representative on the democratic congressional committee for 1892 replacing R G Wallace who resigned. The committee's officers include Hon John L Mitchell as chairman and Lawrence Gardner as secretary with headquarters in Washington DC.
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Washington
Tribune
Tacoma
D. H. Gilman
Democratic State Central Committee
John L. Sharpstein
Walla Walla
Democratic Congressional Committee
R.G. Wallace
Washington State
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
John L. Mitchell
Congress
Milwaukee
Lawrence Gardner
District of Columbia
Washington Loan & Trust
D. C
Charles J. Faulkner
West Virginia
Mne
Scarlet Fever Epidemic Surges in London
London reports 2360 scarlet fever cases as authorities rush huts at hospitals to house patients. Asylums boards order rapid construction of temporary wards to handle the surge.
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London
Columbian exposition bill favors aid with Sunday closing
The committee on the Columbian exposition favors reporting a bill similar to the house version. It provides ten million souvenir half dollars for the fair and includes an amendment to close the fair on Sundays. In Chicago markets wheat and other grains show varied prices with cash and futures.
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Washieton
Committee On
Nebraska Independents Meet in Lincoinas Convention Action
The independent state convention in Lincoinas June 80 met with J. W. Wolfe as temporary chairman. After committees were named the body recessed until 2 p.m. Delegates from each of the congressional districts will elect four delegates to the Omaha convention.
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Omaha
Kansas
G. E. Hathway
Atchison
John Willets
Farmer’s Alliance
Hathaway
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Indiana
Gresham
Nebraska
Linconn
J. W. Wolfe
Fire Works At Hong Hai & Co
Trade ad announces all kinds of fire works at Hong Hai and Company located at 115 Fifth Street. Prices and stock specifics not given.
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Hong Hai & Co
Fifth Street
Main Street
Marx Tea Sure & Co
Reed Denies Governor Candidacy. Stresses Auditorship Service
Thomas M. Reed, state auditor, tells Spokane Review he was misquoted and he would not run for governor under current conditions. He says the auditor’s job is demanding but important for protecting statewide finances, and he has no desire to seek re election, though he would not rule out serving again if called by public duty.
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Spokane
Thomas M. Reed
Spokane Review
Committees and Judges Named for Olympia Fourth of July
The Olympia Fourth of July celebration organizers appoint ground and decorations officials led by George D. Forbes and H. A. Percival, a clambake team including Milton Giles, carriages led by George B. Scammell, music officials A. B. Cowles and F. M. Gowey, and a line of march directed by Grand Marshal E. McReynolds. Prize judges cover bicycle and foot races, log rolling, hose contest, Caledonian sports, with a wide roster of local names.
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Olympia
George D. Forbes
Cone George Messegee
H. A. Percival
Joseph Chilberg
M. Percival
Milton Giles
George B. Scammell
Gus Harris
N. Kaufman
A. B. Cowles
Woodruff
F. M. Gowey
T. N. Ford
Sy. M
Frontier News of Tacoma and Seattle Wildlife
Reports from South Bend Herald describe six bears near Yesler avenue Seattle last week and Fred Twitchel fending off a cougar from his Division street chicken house. Protests arise over Lakeington ship canal funding as vice president receives telegrams from Miles Moore of Walla Walla. Richard Schmidt sues Seattle era sewer project in North Yakima, securing a temporary restraining order.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Frontier Town
Yesler Avenue
Fred Twitchel
Division Street
South Bend
Lakeington Ship Canal
Miles ©. Moore
State Political Pointer Sparks Ocosta Mayoral Interest
A lead says F. G. Deckebach, Ocosta mayor, seeks a legislature seat as Republicans of Ocosta and Peterson's Point back him. J. Deckebach praised as bright. Cosgrove noted for bald head and garrulous talk. three-way GOP fight for congressional honors grows heated in local commentary.
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F. G. Deckebach
Ocosta
Peterson's Point
J. Deckebach
S.G. Cosgrove
Bill Nye
Mr. Cosgrove
South Bend Herald
Spokane Chronicle
Soldiers Play Baseball Pact Ends In Lopsided Battle
In a street game the First Regiment faced the Second in a quick baseball clash. By the fourth inning the score resembled 24 to 8, and the defeated nine hauled down their colors and retreated.
Planking of Columbia Street Nears Completion
The Columbia Street project from Sixth to Eighth is set to be finished by Saturday night. Once complete the route will offer a smoother passage for all vehicles to the depot and reduce the need to haul over regiredee routes on Highth and Main streets.
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Columbia Street
Sixth
Eighth
Highth
Main Streets
Coastal Weather Update from observer report
The 1:30 p.m. high reached 66 degrees with a low of 63. Rainfall was trace, only a light sprinkle on the coast. Clouds moved southerly with light rain possible at any time. B. Dunxy, Observer.
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B. Dunxy
Giles v Cormier et al judgment on verdict filed
In Superior Court judgments on verdict filed for Giles versus Cormier et al and Israel versus Delaney with Langert versus Sloan and Deer. The case occupied all forenoon and may take most of afternoon. Plaintiff a Tacoma wholesale liquor dealer. defendant a Tenino saloon man. Amount alleged over $700.
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Giles
Baseball Scores and Club Standings in Pacific Northwest
Tacoma defeated Spokane and Portland defeated Seattle in baseball games. The Pacific Northwest clubs standings show Portland leading with 23 wins and 488 percent, followed by Portland with 595? and 500? The People's Party Club met at Jefferson Hall with Ex-Governor Newell as the main speaker and others contributing for about two hours.
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Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Portland Tin
People’s Party
People’s Party Club
Jefferson Hall
Newell
Disgusted Pilgrim Refuses Coffee and Daily Cookings
A humorous line features Mrs. Wickwire refusing coffee and noting only one daily meal due to weather. Hungry Higgins in Segui comments on laziness. The scene also mentions cures for dyspepsia with Dr Miles pills.
Supreme Court Stays Hanging In Picani Case
The Supreme Court by Chief Justice Anders issued an order to Sheriff Price of Tacoma delaying Salvador Picani's execution. The court ruled the initial hanging order irregular and temporarily sets aside the judgment until the appeal is heard. Attorney John V. Evans plans to pursue the case in the high court.
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Supreme Court
Anders
Price
Tacoma
Salvador Picani
Pican
Pagano
Superior Court
Pierce County
John V. Evans
Picani
Sheriff Prince
Jack Jackins
Sheriff Price
Southern Gerrymandering and Political Turmoil Report
The clipping discusses racial tensions and political maneuvering with mentions of lynching in Woodbury Tennessee, a birth in Dublin prison, and coalition talks. It notes Oregon’s next legislature and party splits, plus criticism of gerrymandering in the South and a review of the Broadway play Blue Jeans with praise for its success.
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Tom Lilliard
Woodbury
Tennessee
Anna Montague
Dublin
Foster
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Campbell
National Republican Committee
Oregon
Senate
House
London Crystal Palace
Dale
Democrats Prepare Ratification Meeting Next Saturday Night
Democrats plan a ratification gathering for next Saturday night with Thomas Burke and J Ham Lewis listed to address. The event promises significance warranting long travel, but rumors claim Burke and Lewis will not speak at the same meeting due to personal tensions.
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Thomas Burke
Esq
J, Ham
Lewis
Burke
Dems Target Clinton Ticket Slams Middle Name Mockery
A New York Morning Advertiser critique blames a split ticket on a mocked middle name Pussy Cleveland and Pusey Gray. It asserts the Democratic Party in 1892 is brainless leaderless and characterless, with Cleveland nominated for president at Chicago by ten votes to spare.
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Gems
New York
Isaac Pusey Gray
Pussy Cleveland
Pusey Gray
Cleveland
Chicago
Democratic Party
N. Y
Bucoda Fourth Baseball Tie Up With Chehalis
Bucoda and Chehalis will play a July 4 baseball game on Bucoda grounds with a ceremony and several attractions to draw local crowds from the neighboring county. Also, Henry Leland Partridge and A J Foreman of Seattle form Fraternity Printing Co with $5000 capital to run a general printing and publishing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucoda
Chehalis
Henry Leland
A, Ek, Partridge
A. J. Foreman
Seattle
Fraternity Printing Company
Meeting Tonight Promotes Olympia Business Men Group
City hall hosts an 8 o'clock meeting of local business men to organize an Olympia Business Men's Association and elect officers for the ensuing year. All local business men are urged to attend.
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City Hall
Olympia
First Death in Forresters Lodge Marks Milestone
The Forresters of this city report the death of Fred Winkelmann as the first member to die since the lodge's formation of over a year. Other items list merchandise and sales including spoons with purchases, Mokaska catalogs at Deming & erry's, light goods at cost, and various goods from CuicaGo CLoraine SuHor Co and Enterprise Mfg Co in Tumwater.
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Lodge of Forresters
Fred Winkelmann
CuicaGo Cloraine and SuHor Co
F. C. Brown
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Minneapolis
Adams Streets
Jos. Cheim
Joseph Gheim
D. R. Simonson
Lgn
Chilberg Block
West Fourth Street
Melton, Kellogg & CO
Egon
Charles Tupper
Medley
Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the Empire
Great Britain
Sir Charles Aepiet
Sir Charles
Robert Kirlin
Edward Thompson
Kirlin
Bode
Peyser
Thompson
Southampton
Trave
Hurlburt
Fred B. Taylor
Taylor
Woodley
Kansas Republicans
Torrxa
Kan
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Smith
Murdock
F. B. Fawes
Frank Martin
New York Stock Market
Pacific
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
Fargo Express
Western Union
Iowa
Des Moines
Wm. McFarland
C. G. McCarthy
B. N. Beeson
Atene Gener
Stone
R. R
Geo. Ww. Perkins
Olympeaos Attractions
State Republican League
F. P. Kryes
Sheldon Jackson
Carutsix
Norcross
Inlaw
Missions and Government Schools of
Alaska
Oualaska
Port Townsend
Seal Islands
Juneau
Fresh State News
Miles
Telegraphic Tales
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Frankfort
Blue Jeans
Fourteenth Street Theater
Joseph Arthur
J. Wesley Rosenquest Sere
Mokaska Calle
Deming &Erry’s
Archibald Adams
Enterprise Mfg Co
Tumwater
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