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Newspaper
Olympia Tribune
Location
Olympia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1892
Page
2
Official Olympia Thurston County paper provides subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, mailing options, and classified ad deadlines. Contact 609 Main Street Olympia WA for copies and advertising changes by 9 am each day.
The Daily and Weekly Tribune backs Benjamin Harrison for president and Whitelaw Reid for vice president with a pledging notice of broad circulation in Thurston County. The issue includes letters to correspondents and local sale points in Olympia and Shamookawa, plus a Shamookawa Eagle commentary praising river improvements and a future Seaport of the Lower Columbia.
Washington rumor mill claims a forced divergence over Blaine's 4 June resignation. John W Foster insists harmony with Blaine and a routine conference, while new secretary Foster, odds and ends about Waterson and free trade, and Letitia Tyler Lemoux ends with aging exile at Corcoran home.
The excerpt cites Henry Watterson criticizing reform tactics in Chicago politics and remarks on the Cleveland nomination debate. It also reports Philadelphia abolishing whipping in schools yet allowing harsh punishments, including a fatal stair drill. Additional items mention Congressman Tracey, Dick Croker, and English liberals’ stance on U.S. affairs.
An ad describes a remedy said to purify blood and cure consumption by strengthening the system. It touts Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery as a perfect treatment for scrofula and related weak lung conditions, with a money back guarantee if no benefit. The piece also advertises books, cheap flour, and local goods and services.
The item highlights the Day’s president and orator Hon M J Gorpvon who reads the Declaration of Independence with Reader May C M Barron assisting. The snippet presents ceremonial roles tied to a public celebration or observance.
Morning salute with 44 guns at 5 a.m. a procession of horribles at 9 a.m. The grand march forms at 10 a.m. led by the Capital City band to the Capitol grounds for exercises, followed by an old fashioned clambake. Free contests with prizes. Electric railway inauguration with fare reductions.
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