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Olympia Tribune

Location

Olympia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1892

Page

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Northern Pacific travel timetable trains to Portland and Olympia

Travelers guide lists Northern Pacific departures from Olympia and surrounding points with connections to Portland Gate City Centralia and Chehalis. Details include times for arrivals departures and connections to Tacoma Seattle Port Townsend and Shelton services along with specific weekday patterns for several named trains and routes.

Portland Gate City Centralia Chehalis Montesano Grays Harbor Tacoma Seattle Port Townsend Southern Olympia Tenino Northern Pacific

Regional Train Arrivals and Stops Listed for Tacoma and Surrounding Areas

Daily arrivals and schedules show trains stopping at Tacoma, Lower Sound points, Tumwater, Tenino, and all points south and east. Services extend to Eastern states, British Columbia, and Pacific Northwest routes with times including 8 15 a m 4 30 p m and 8 40 a m daily along with weekend gaps and notes for Shelton Kamilehe and other locales.

California Grays Harbor Coast Tacoma Lower Sound Tumwater Tenino Washington Oregon Enee Silane Renee Ee Ououeey British Columbia Wisconsin Seeseeneenes

Federal subsistence seeks bids for fresh beef and mutton

Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received at the Office of Chief Commissary of Subsistence in Vancouver Washington and at acting commissaries at Boise Barracks Fort Canby Fort Sherman Fort Townsend Vancouver Barracks Fort Spokane Fort Walla Walla for fresh beef and mutton to be delivered at each post during the year starting July 1 1892. Bids close March 24 1892 at 12 oclock noon. The government may reject any bid. Proposals form and circulars available from the office or posts.

Department of the Columbia Vancouver Wash U.S. Army Boise Barracks Idaho Fort Canby Fort Sherman Fort Spokane Fort Townsend Vancouver Barracks Fort Walla Walla United States Congress W. H. Nash D. C

Notice of Administration for Enoch Hart Estate

In Thurston county Washington Geo A Mottman petitions for let ters of administration on the estate of Enoch Hart deceased A hearing is set for March 2 1892 at 11 a m in the superior court Olympia Thurston county Any interested party may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted Witness W H Roberts county clerk and clerk of the superior court February 19 1892.

Thurston County State of Washington Enoch Hart Geo. A. Mottman Washington Olympia Superior Court W. H. Roberts

Guardian Appointed for Isaac C Patton Insane

In Thurston County Washington Superior Court the estate of Isaac C Patton insane has a guardian appointed. Entry Patton is guardian of both person and estate and has taken oath and posted bond. Dated February 27 1892. Eddy Gordon and W I Agnew are attorneys for guardian.

State of Washington Thurston County Isaac C. Patton Enry Patton A. D Eddy & Gordon W. I. Agnew Guardian

Blaine Letter Sparks Family Crisis Details Revealed

Washington and New York dispatches relay Mrs. Blaine's tension with Secretary Blaine over a repudiated interview. Marie Nevins Blaine and her mother recount alleged sharp exchanges at the Blaine home. Judge Palmer says Mrs. Blaine Jr. will reply to the secretary's letter when able.

Washington City Blaine Father Ducey New York Nevins Marie Nevins Blaine

Multiple early 20th century incidents reported across the nation

Reports describe strikes on the Illinois Central, a large parade of 600 workers in Dexter Missouri, streetcar failures in Indianapolis, a windstorm causing damage in Reading Pennsylvania, an explosion at Savannah Georgia roundhouse, and a Newgate hanging in London. Also noted are a Boston indictment, a silver mine payout, and a runaway marriage in New York.

Illinois Central Road Marshal Sprinkler Miller Dexter Ministry of Gree New York Albay Indianapolis Lima Treasury Joint Commission Geo. J. Gibson Whiskey Trust Boston Peoria Reading Mollie Gibson Silver Mine Colorado Aldrich Egan Baltimore Riggin Turnbull United States Queensland Savannah France Athens Epublican Conyenak Ohio

McAdams Digs Fossil Bundle in Illinois Mound

Professor William McAdams reports a remarkable find 18 feet deep near Tonks Mound in St. Clair county. The fossilized vegetation bundle preserves ancient relics, plus pumpkin remains, corncob fragments, grain and earthenware suggesting mound builder traits dating about 2000 years.

Auton, Ill William McAdams Tonks Mound St. Clair County Professor McAdams

Europe Receives Fresh Gold Shipment Ordered by Belmont

August Belmont & Co. ordered 500000 dollars in gold coin for shipment to Europe tomorrow. The total ordered since February 19 stands at 4315326 dollars.

Europe New York Belmont & Co

Third Party Prospects in Southern Politics

McAllister, chairman of the anti sub treasury alliance, says Southern delegates back the third party move and warns it could topple Democrats in North Carolina, Alabama, and Louisiana. He plans a national convention to unite against sub treasury and land loan schemes.

Jackson Miss McAllister Anti-Sub-Treasury Alliance Associated Press St. Louis South Livingstone Georgia Southern Alliance North Carolina Alabama Louisiana

Rioting in Tripoli as fireman dispute sparks Arab unrest

A Tripoli dispatch reports serious rioting over a fireman dispute with the sultan. Arabs crowd walls demanding withdrawal, troops clash leaving several dead and many wounded. Europeans seek city refuge as business halts amid conscription tensions. Chicago Produce Market prices follow.

Tripoli Lennon

Terrible Storm Grounds Shipping on New York Harbor

A fierce storm keeps ships in port this morning as only the largest steamers venture out. Wind disrupts a vessel off Staten Island and several small craft are driven ashore along the harbor.

New York Staten Island

Visible grain supplies in New York on Feb 27

New York March 1 data show wheat 41,110,000 bushels down 364,000, corn 10,387,000 up 893,000, oats 8,886,000 up 246,000, barley 1,566,000 down 58,000 as reported by the New York Produce Exchange.

New York New York Produce Exchange

California Grain Market Wheat Buyer Season Report

San Francisco reports March 1 price for wheat at $1.6634 per bushel in the buyer season. The note records a precise quotation for grain trade. End of item.

California San Francisco

Starving In Russia Described In Famine Reports

A March 1 dispatch details severe famine in Arya Hungary and Russia's Volga region. Typhus and disease accompany hunger as villagers eat tree bark and pine cones, while villages in Samara lose livestock, currency debt rises, and German colonists live in earth holes for warmth amid arson and theft in clerical areas.

Rupa Prsru Arya Hungary London Russia Saratov Volga Samaria Samara

COL OWINGS BACK AND TALKS MONEY MARKETS

Col Owings returns to Olympia after a Eastern trip with Mrs Owings and discusses money markets national politics and Olympia conditions He notes low call money high rates in New York and widespread losses in the South New England booms fail and capital grows conservative He predicts Chicago Spokane and Hill Cleveland Palmer futures and comments on Tammany politics Browney the dog greets him warmly on arrival.

New England N. H. Owings Olympia Frank Law School Harvard College Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore

Democratic State Convention Planned in Olympia This Fall

State voters and party leaders prepare for the fall Democratic convention in Olympia. The report from State Geologist Bethune is expected next week after his resignation today. Tacoma reports 5680 registered voters up to yesterday as Hobos are turned away. The Post-Intelligencer apologizes for recent remarks about Mrs. Blaine Sr. The state Republican committee will meet in Tacoma on March 10 to set the date for the state convention. Mrs Lucy Page's Aberdeen home burned Sunday night causing 3500 dollars in loss from a lamp fire. The Democratic convention to choose delegates to the national nominating meeting will be in Vancouver on May 25. A big Republican rally is planned at Palouse City on May 7 with invitations extended to Governor McKinley of Ohio Governor Ferry and Senator Eugene Wilson.

Olympia Bethune Tacoma the Post-Intelligencer Blaine State Republican Committee Lucy Page Aberdeen Vancouver Palouse City McKinley Ohio Ferry Eugene Wilson

Tramp Forcibly Invades House Guarded by Cook

A suspicious man knocks at a suburban home back door and forces entry when the cook says no one is home. He threatens to enter for a meal and is stopped as a big policeman intervenes, despite courting the cook.

Detroit

Olympia as Convention Site Draws Both Parties

A Raleigh of notes urges Democrats to hold their state convention in Olympia citing theater and hotel facilities and easy rail and water access. The piece encourages Republicans to consider Olympia and notes the Democrats plan to meet in Vancouver May 25 while Republicans plan a March 10 meeting in Tacoma to set their venue. The letter-writer promotes Olympia’s advantages and mentions Chicago Inter Ocean reporting.

Professor Swing and the Lincoln Family Migration

The passage recalls the Lincoln family journey from Kentucky to Indiana and then Illinois, framed with Isaac Watts and Washington’s early era ambition. It juxtaposes Lincoln and Washington as youths, noting their humble origins and the hardship of cross‑state movements.

Professor Swing Lincoln Kentucky Indiana Isaac Watts Washington Oxford

Fearfully and Wonderfully Made Weather Records Digest

A preacher recalls boys tilting Bible text to read a composed faulty line and uses it to discuss fearfully and wonderfully made. The excerpt notes a 50 F high, 39 F low, 0.09 inches rainfall, and cloudy coastal conditions with a likely improvement as Northern California pressure falls. Observer E B Ounzy reports a stationary temperature pattern.

California E. B. Ounzy

Expert in identifying Henry Armstrong died in Chattanooga

An old soldier, Henry Armstrong, who died recently in Chattanooga Tennessee, was found to be a woman named Myra Lawrence. If needed an expert could resolve such questions quickly.

Troy Henry Armstrong Chattanooga Tennessee Myra Lawrence

Tumwater Falls ownership and Bucklin’s Arnica Salve noted

A. H. Chambers and Robert Frost acquire possession of the lower Tumwater falls. The Olympia Light and Power Company, owned by the same men, holds the middle and upper falls. The advertisement promotes Bucklin’s Arnica Salve as a universal cure with a 25 cent price, sold by Acme drug store and Marr and Ross.

Tumwater Falls A. H. Chambers Robert Frost The Olympia Light & Power Company Messrs. Chambers Acme Drug Store Marr & Ross

Vermont editor meddles with delinquent subscribers

A Vermont editor devises a cheeky scheme by writing obituary notices for delinquent subscribers on the premise that silence implies death, a tactic noted by the Fulton Republican with a wry tone.

Vermont Fulton N. Y

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Aeelis Wholesale and Retail Urnitur Third Street Springer & White Proprietors OF Olympia Planing Third and Jefferson Street R. G. O’brien S. C. Woodruff Woodruff Block Roane T.S. Cantril Fourth and Jefferson Sts E. C. Bickford & CO Fourth Street Columbia Mary L. Page F. G. Blake Millard Lemon Robt F. Whitham Capital Cit Abstract & Title Insurance Company Olympia, Wash Travelers’ Guide Northern Pacific Line Multnomah Clara Brown Shelton Willie Kamitchie Uardian County of Thurston Peterfield Turpin City of County of Thurston Eunicem Turpin W. J. Agnew Tphiel's Detective Service Curiaco—stock Exchange Olive Street Nassau St. Paul German American Bank Denver the Tribune Tumwater’s Official Paper Tumwater Drug CO Danny Weekly Tribune Mrs. Nevins Mrs. Blaine Marie Palmer Blaine, Jr Deadwood Telegraphic Tales Thos Douglass James Flynn M.G. Galt Virginia Wingerd St. James Hotel Prof. McAdams Senate Committee On Pacific Coast Senate Army Navy Felton Benicia Cal Chili VaupAriso Armstrongs Pratt Anti-Sub Treasury Alliance House Geary Klamath Indian Reservation Sanders Claggett District of Columbia Germany Reichstag von Caprivi Vulcan Ship Building Company Stettin Minnrarouts Winnipeg Manitoba Ottawa Abbott Sir John Thompson Privy Council of England Dominion Behring Sea United States Supreme Court Sayward Behring Sea Pacific Atchison Central Pacific Burlington Denver & Rio Grande Preferred Northwestern New York Central Oregon Navigation North American Pacific Mail Rock Island St. Paul & Omaha Texas Pacific Union Pacific Wells Fargo Express Western Union Chicago Crrcaco Col. Owings City Mrs. Owings Hill Cleveland Tammany Illinois Spokane Hill’s Road Colonel Owings Browney Fresh State News Miles’ Nerying Republican State Committee Republican State Central Committee Northern Pacific Extension Inter Ocean Charles 8. Fee Northern Pacific Road South Bend Willapa Harbor North Pacific Coast Columbia River Puget Sound Olympic Mountains Willapa River Tourgueneff Moritz Jokai Southwest H. L. Sargent Romance Publishing Cominy Clinton Hall Astor Place Washington and Lincoln Noah Bucklin’s Arnica
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