Republican League to hold Tacoma convention July 4
The Republican League of Washington plans a mass convention in Tacoma on July 4 to launch the 1892 campaign. Governors and generals among expected speakers, with 120 clubs and over 8,000 members statewide. Also notes league leadership, finances, and a proposed editors gathering during the league meeting. Casual notices and post office letters listed.
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Tacoma
William McKinley
Geo. H. Sheridan
Republican Party
Washington
League
The
Sea
Rade
R. K. Nichols
Seattle
Republican Press
Notable Civil War remark and early 20th century notices
Major General C C Howard lost his right arm at Fair Oaks and was linked to Phil Kearney in a famous glove remark. Other items include medical cures offered for nervous disorders, a sidewalk accident injuring Mrs. Johnson, Barton Turner’s odd marital tally, a Salvation Army court case, Jim the Chinaman's release from jail, and a price quote from Lympia Trading Co.
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C. C. Howard
Battle of
Fair Oaks
Phil Kearney
Chapultepec
Howard
New York Press
Olympia Area Notices and Local Ads
A collage of small notices lists events and venues in Tacoma and Olympia, including free repair rooms and social gatherings at YMCA rooms, lectures at Tacoma Hall, and a Chautauqua circle gathering. Local merchants advertise stocks, lunches, cigars, furniture, hats, and clothing with prices and locations. Community tips promote Rex beef tea, Life insurance offers, and subscription deals for the Dainty Tribune.
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Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross
M. EB
Olymria Trading Co
Acme
Dainty Tribune
Daiity Tribune
Notable Residents and Visitors Reported in River City
A long list of notable people and officials seen in Portland Seattle Gate City Snohomish Olympia and Ocosta as well as travelers. Highlights include Governor Charles E B Laughton visiting Okanogan county and family and Col Clement A Lounsberry of the United States land office in the city.
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W. W. Work
Portland
George Roberts
Seattle
Springer
Gate City
Lysons
Snohomish
Anders
J. P. Moore
BR. W. Jennings
Port Townsend
Olympia
A. F. Burlough
Oregon Improvement Company
Col
Clement A. Louns
F. D. Huestis
Tacoma
Owings
Ocosta
Creation
Huestis
Charles EB. Laughton
Okanogan County
Laughton
Ruby Miner
W. R. Lotz
Shelton
George Mottman
Enoch Hart
Maria C. Mortenson
Helen
Mottman
Richard Strobach
North Yakima
L. D. W. Shelton
Clallam
Jefferson
Chehalis
Olympia Steam Laundry Leads Local Market With Low Prices
Olympia boasts a fast rising steam laundry praised for unmatched speed and quality, outperforming Portland and San Francisco rivals. The ad also offers dry wood and bark in varied sizes from Joan D. Ragu with an office at Foster and Laberee’s and telephone contact.
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Olympia
Portland
San Francisco
Joan D. Ragu
Foster & Laberee’s
Tel
Mitchell Harris Marries Miss Toby Lichtenstein in Portland
The wedding of Mitchell Harris of Olympia and Miss Toby Lichtenstein of San Francisco took place at 4 PM Sunday at the bride’s sister’s residence in Portland Oregon. Rev Bloch officiated. A quiet ceremony with relatives and friends followed by an elaborate dinner and musical entertainment. Seventy six congratulatory telegrams arrived.
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Mitchell Harris
Toby Lichtenstein
San Francisco
L. §. Simons
H Street
Portland
Oregon
Bloch
Mendelssohn
Tessie Myers
L. M. Simons
Mark Levy
Lillian Myers
Edith Myers
I. Harris
Lichtenstein
L. Simons
H. Myers
M. Levy
Harris
Board of Trade
Olympia
Albertson Case motion to dismiss in Superior Court
Prosecuting Attorney Snell of Tacoma filed a motion in the Superior Court to dismiss the state against R B Albertson. Grounds state a principal witness lives in New York and will not attend trial. Convicts Albertson and Chandler are at Walls Walla penitentiary and will testify Albertson knew nothing of the robbery.
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Snell
Tacoma
R. B. Albertson
Pierce
New York
Albertson
Chandler
Fidelity Trust Company
Wallas Walla
RK. B. Albertson
Burlough
Robinson
Baby Carriages Go On Sale At A Ellis Store
A Ellis, the furniture dealer, quotes direct Minnesota shipment of the finest baby carriages to be sold at bottom prices. Additionally available are fruits, candies, seed potatoes, garden seeds, maple sugar, honey, cider and soda water from Olympic Trading Co.
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A. Ellis
Minnesota
Pete
Olympiaa Trading Go
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T. J.kendall
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A. Soy Bell
Lizzie B. Langdoy
Marion Blanchard
Loisa Lightner
Isaac Balcome
Mr . Lyons
Branford
Lyons
Patrick J. Brown
Nick McKenzie
T. Bullock
Annie J. Mc
Fred B. Jonson
J. Wilson
W. J. Joseph
Ike Wimple
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W. A. Mitzoy
P. M
H. Barbee
Adams Street
Union
J. G. Holand
United States
Keyes
Canada
Miss Royal
St. Vitus
Mile
Dr. Miles Edical Co
Dlkhart
Ind
R. M. Johnson
Pear Street
Barton Turner
Peekskill
Salvation Army
Rathbun
James Lane
Jim
Lympia Trading Co
Olympian Beiees
Hall
Y.M.C
Fourth Street
A.O
O. F. Temple
Israel
Retiovs
Cuauravaqua Circle
Mrs. Barbee
Breenan
Argo
Dgtf
Heath & Sturtevant
Swayne’s
G. Noschka
Geo. Stodola
Main Street
Olympia Trading Co
Rex Beef
Acmedrug
Rogers
Eem
Bucklin’s
Arnica
U. S
Wash
Mitchell
Olympia Trapine Co
Beecham
Canal Street
Keeley Institute of Washington
Leslie E. Keeley
Olympia, Washington
DAY Books
Ledgers
CASH
Bill
J. Bain
Springer & White
Olympia Planing
Third and
Jefferson Street
Furnitur
Maine and
Third Street
W. Carlyonié
A. H. Chambers
Franklin and
Fourth Streets
W. A. Lang
Williamson’s Grocery
C. L. Diven
Congregational Parsonage
Moli
Pear
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Fifth and
Adams Streets
Seventh Street
M. Moore
Adama Street
Sixth and
Seventh St
Chas. Grainger
L. T. Shelton
Nwz
Trrune
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Tribune
H. Carlyon
D. D
Corsener
Odd Fellows
Ock
Oliver
Stuart
Main
Sixth Streets
Ash
H. A. Arnener
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York City
Bloomingdale
Castoria
Enwin I. Parpest, M
Winthrop
125Th Street
7Th Ave
Tor Centaur Company
Murray Street
Rose&godard
Tinkam
Silsby‘s Block
Main St
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