Hill Chides National Policy During Mississippi Visit
Senator Hill arrived in Mertoran and Jackson to an enthusiastic crowd of thousands. He denounced the force bill and the billion dollar congress, urging Mississippians to oppose the Republican ticket. Governor Stone welcomed him in Jackson as a 5,000 strong audience cheered the dignitary.
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Mertoran
Miss
Senator Hill
Mississippi Southern
W. H. Hardy
Citizen’s Committee
Congress
Jackson
Meridian
Stone
Executive Mansion
Unity Club Presents Meaty Programme at Parlors
The Unity club last night presented a substantial program on industrial training in public schools and municipal ownership of public utilities led by George F. Stone and Chas D. King. Spontaneous discussion involved B W Brintnall Judge Byron Millett Rev N Hoagland and P D Moore. The meeting favored industrial training and public ownership with musical contributions from R J Prickman Stella I Fitch and Mrs Austin. Next meeting in two weeks will cover Schittier's Wide SOW and Anti Slavery Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
Babes
George F. Stone
Chas
D. King
B. W. Brintnall
Byron Millett
N. Hoagland
P. D. Moore
R. J. Prickman
Stella I. Fitch
Austin
Schittier
City Sues 8. Martin for Licenseless Jewelry Auction
Justice Rathbun upheld the ordinance taxing daily at twenty dollars for auctioneering jewelry without a license. The case found the ordinance valid though the defendant challenged it. A fine and costs were imposed, with the defendant taking an appeal.
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Martin
Justice Rathbun
Rathbun
Mr. Gordon
Notice of Street Assessment in Olympia
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN you are notified that the Olympia graveling assessment roll for Columbia street from Union to Eleventh, confirmed January 26, 1892, is in collection and becomes delinquent March 31, 1892. Names, lots, blocks, and amounts appear for Annie Gowey, T. J. McKenney, Julia Blinn, Ida Bryant, Rowena J. McMicken, Mary J. Dolan, Georgiana Ford, Mark E. Hartsock, Mary B. Webster, Jacob L. Brown, with corresponding descriptions and totals. City Marshal GEO. SAVIDGE dated March 9, 1892.
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Ate of
Olympia
Columbia Street
Union Street
Annie
Gowey
Julia E Blinn
Ida A Bryant
Geo. Savidge
City of
Rowena J. McMicken
Mary J. Dolan
Georgiana
Ford TB Ss
Mark E. Hartsock
E Otf Coy
Mary BE. Webster
Jacob L. Brown
GEO
Savidge
Olympia notices special assessment for Adams Street grading
City of Olympia informs property owners of a special assessment roll for grading Adams Street from Third to Fourth Street. The notice lists property descriptions and amounts including Louis Bettman 195.76, Amelia Bettman 195.76, Robert F Whitham 1957H 195.76, John Byrne 195.76, dated March 9, 1892, City Marshal.
Weihe Shot at in San Francisco Telegraph Office
E F Weihe superintendent of the American District Telegraph company was fired upon in San Francisco by a discharged messenger boy Jake Op mheimer three bullets struck Weihe but he was not hurt General Russel A Alger arrived in San Francisco from Detroit with his family and C R Johnson and family of Racine Mills leads for Texas senate while Hogg backs Chilton Carnot signs reciprocity with the United States at Paris Dublin Herald merges Freeeman Journal and National Press directors include Murphy Neal ated Dick son and Capt O Conn or bank J E Quin stberg suspends payment in St Petersburg Ohio Society of New York plans a dinner for Whitelaw Reid in Paris Bucharest cited for Russian agents Bulgarian conspiracy Vienna Times correspondent notes cave mining gold belt honeycomb quartz yields 60 per ton near the American Nettie.
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E .F. Weihe
American District Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Jake Opmheimer
Weihe
Russel A. Alger
Detroit
C. R. Johnson
Racine
Wis
Mills
Texas
Hogg
Chilton
Paris
Carnot
United States
Dublin Herald
Freeeman
Messrs. Murphy
Néalyated Dickson
O’connor
St. Petersburg
J. E. Quinstberg
New York
Ohio Society of New York
Whitelaw Reid
U.S
France
Vienna
London Times
Bucharest
Nettie
Sash and Door Plant Burns in Ocosta Loss 5000
The Lewis and Cook sash and door factory at Ocosta burned with losses around 5000 and no insurance. Hugh Russell, 78, Fre mont resident and Fre mont Congregational deacon, died yesterday of heart disease. H P Walton dodged assassination attempt in Seattle as three men were arrested. The Seattle Lake Shore and Hastern road merged into Northern Pacific. President Oakes says NP car shops stay in Sprague, not Spokane. Frank B Mussetter replaced as Snohomish Sun editor by W W Sanger. paper shifts from democratic to republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Cook
Ocosta
Hugh Russell
Fremont
Seattle
Congregational Church
H. P. Walton
Seattle, Lake Shore & Hastern Road
Anarchy in Paris and Paris Police Struggle
Explosions in Paris frighten residents as dynamite is used against military barracks. Authorities tighten penalties. fears of Mayday violence rise amid unresolved investigations. In Washington, U S cabinet discusses reciprocal trade and Bering Sea matters while sports news notes delayed Galla gher Dawson match and future bouts.
Ex President White Visited Union Club by Tacoma Graduates
Ex President White of Cornell attended the Union club in Tacoma last evening hosted by about thirty Cornell graduates. Olympia delegates L. F. Henderson John A. Rea and James A. Haight were among the graduates present.
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White
Cornell
Union Club
Tacoma
L. F. Henderson
John A. Rea
James A. Haight
Olympia
Lecture becomes concert at Collegiate Institute
Prof Nitschke’s lecture is replaced by a concert Friday night under Crescent Literary Society auspices at the Collegiate Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nitschke
Collegiate Institute
The
Crescent Literary Society
Weather Summary for Oregon and Washington
The day saw a high of 62 degrees and a low of 41 with cloudy skies north of Roseburg. Southern Oregon and California expect rain while Washington experiences drying easterly winds and a rising barometer. Observed by EH B Ouney.
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Roseburg
Oregon
California
Washington
B. Ouney
Centenary of Gray's Harbor Event Promised for May Celebration
Ocosta invites Washington state to join a centennial event honoring Captain Gray of Boston on May 7. A large clam bake and coast celebrations at Peterson's Point are planned with trains arriving from the Northern Pacific. A five member arrangements committee was selected and committees for transportation music printing and advertising finance refreshments and reception were formed.
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Tribune
Ocosta
Washington
Captain Gray
Boston
Northern Pacific Road
Ocean Beach
Peterson’s Point
H. A. Clarke
A. W. Mohr
Deckebach
C. J. Coghlan
F. G. Deckebach
E. Howland
R. L. Austin
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
Montesano
Gray's Harbor
F. Geckebach
Eh, Howlan
H. K. Shockley
A. Wye
W. A. Daborn
B. Holloway
A. O. Sherwood
Messrs
Austin
Ryan
Mohr
Smith
Boyle
R. P. Porter
Messrs. Hamilton
Sandbach
Clarke
Pattee
Jones
Nadine
Feldhammer
Barkley
DeCourey
Redfield
Howlan
Nehf
Cook
Bear
Badger
Stewart
Lewis
Dempsey
Hiner
Casebolt
Adamy
Croft
Crowe
Strueger
Hasbrouck
Walston
Harrison and Caswell
G. W. Clancy
Mesdames Dumas
Miss Heise
Stobie
Rice
Parr
Pepper
Clarke and Huestis
Rush for land at Olympia land office opens timber township
A chaotic rush at the Olympia land office as a new timber township 17.5 east opened for filings. About 60 filings occurred with a numbered line system, while land touted as highly valuable timber claims drew squatters tied to St Paul and Tacoma Lumber. The 23,050 acre township includes school lands and railroad holdings, with the state filing first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Land Office
Aes
James MacIntosh
St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company
Dr King’s New Discovery Ad Offers Refund Policy
Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds with a money back guarantee if no benefit after a fair trial. Trial bottle free at Acme drug store, Marr and Ross proprietors. Large bottle priced 50 cents and 1.00.
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Dr. King
Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross Proprietors
California Grain Market Report Highlights Wheat Bid
In San Francisco on March 15 the wheat market shows a buyer priced season at 1 6614 dollars. The report notes grain activity and price levels for traders and merchants in the regional market.
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California
San Francisco
Chicago
State Political Pointers and Spokane Editorial Bids
A survey of political notes from Spokane and Seattle covers KE T Wilson as an editorial and public officer with marked ability while Davenport Times ridicules the Squire-Post Intelligencer alliance. Seattle politics see a party whirlpool, with a Republican convention planned for April in Seattle and a July 4 mass meeting in Tacoma to launch campaigns. Seven thousand two hundred votes are counted in Tacoma as Morris Gross delivers a novel Republican speech.
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Spokane Review
KE. T. Wilson
Davenport Times
John Leary
Seattle Ring
Squire Post-Intelligencer
Seattle
Perison
Tacoma
T. H. Cavanaugh
State League of Republican Clubs
League
Exposition Building
Mcinley
General Sheridan
Morris Gross
P.I
Judge Calkins
Calkins
Tumwater
George Gelbach
A. É. Cushman
D. Mowell
Ellery Eastman
Post-Intelligencer
Seattle Press-Times
Roas
John
Mary
Leary
Tiffin Tragedy Ends in Shootings and Suicide
Walter Snyder shot Naylor Cro baugh and Downey in a Tiffin hardware store, killing Downey and wounding Naylor and Cro baugh who were recent partners. Snyder, 45, then killed himself. Downey’s condition is grave. Cro baugh expected to recover.
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TrfFin
Ohio
Walter Snyder
Hd Naylor
Burt Crobaugh
Thomas Downey
Tiffin
Snyder
Naylor
Crobaugh
Thos. W. Downey
Express
Downey
Senator Morrill In Precarious Condition At Washington
Washington March 15 Senator Morrill remains in an exceedingly precarious condition with no improvement noted this morning as observers say his health is failing under growing distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Morrill
Washington
Japan's Sensation on Heatherington Case and a Heartless Wife
In Wilmington and San Francisco reports, discussion centers on Lieutenant Heatherington's potential hanging in Japan for a Yokohama killing. Ex Secretary Bayard explains consular law and potential transfers or pardons. A separate tale portrays Mrs Hetherington as callous after the shooting, with a dinner social irony amid tragedy.
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Wilmington
Del
Heatherington
Robinson
Yokohama
Bayard
Japan
United States
United States Circuit Court of
California
China
Siam
Egypt
Madagascar
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O. R. Simenson
Peores
Woodruff
Fourth and
Jefferson Sts
Crisman-Sargent
Third Street
Olympia, Wase
State Printing and Publishing Company
Pearth and
Adams Street
E. C. Bickford & CO
Fourth Street
Corner OF
Columbia
Mary L. Page
F. G. Blake
Millard Lemon
PrustpEent
Robt
F. Whitham
Capital Cityw Abstract & Title Insurance Company
Olympia, Wash
Puget Sound Brewery
Scholl & Huth
Prop
A. A. Tayler & CO
Soc Srrner, Racoma
Wasn
Atha Orr
Dios
the Reliable Jewelers
Main Street
Olywmpia
Epee
B. Hared
Bates
Co. C. Bates
Harned & Bates Brothers Undertakers and Funeral Directors
West Sixth Streets
West Side Mill Company
Fourth St. Bridge
Tel
Son
the Unity Club
Lot. Blk
Louis Bettman
Amelia Bettman
Robert F. Whitham
John Byrne
Mi4
Albert Waddell
GC. H.carpenter & Co
C. H. Carpenter
Fresh State News
Orby
Seine
Louban Barracks
Hotel de Ville
Chamber of Deputies
Washineron
Blaine
Foster
Noble
South America
Honduras
Venezuela
Bering Sea
Salisbury
Gallagher-Dawson
California Athletic Club
Dawson
Hawkins
Spider” Gallagher
Joe Goddard
Australia
Mariposa
Goddard
Joe McAuliffe
Capt. Gray
Wanhuington
House
Combs
Senate
Berry
Indian Territory
Morgan
Post Office Department
Wiwunipge
Corbett
Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
Olympic Club
Mishing
Phen
Lieut
Mrs. Belknap
Mrs. Hetherington
Harrissure
Hensel
Dauphin County
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
New York Stock Market
Pacific
Atchison
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
Fort Smits
Ark
Arkansas River
Cherokee Strip
Miles
Olympia Daily Tribune
Olympia Daily Tribun
Olympia, Washington
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