Olympia Tribune Announces Accident Insurance Offer
The Olympia Tribune announces that starting next Monday it will insure its patrons against loss of life or limb by accident. The proposition appears on the first page of Tum Tribune. It promotes subscription and protection against accidents as the cheapest and best option in the world.
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State conventions and the cost of Olympia hosting
The Tribune argues state party conventions should be held in the state capital and paid for by the party statewide, not by the city hosting. It urges Olympia citizens to authorize delegates to speak for the city and to guarantee funds, or the convention will likely be moved to Seattle.
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Monumental liar exposed in New York politics
The article denounces D. B. Hill of New York for false claims about population enumeration and party manipulation. It notes Hill vetoed enumeration bills, Democratic gains in Rochester elections, and a Treasury depletion from a $5,022,773 surplus in 1850 to an empty fund under Hill and Tammany leadership.
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State Historical Society volumes highlight Minnesota and Washington
Volume VI of the Minnesota Historical Society presents early state history including Hennepin’s 200th anniversary account of St Anthony Falls and reminiscences from Fort Snelling life. Washington society seeks growth with 80 members and a tour by Secretary Hobart aiming for at least 200 members before Tacoma’s September meeting.
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Thurston Urged to Press for United Republican Delegation
Olympia calls for a strong Republican delegation to Minneapolis, urging fearless unity and a representative Republican to claim Washington’s rights. The piece cites charges of waste being challenged, cites Ex-Speaker Reed, Harrison, and a push against majority suppression, ending with a springtime note from the Shelton Sentinel about seasonal renewal.
A Lumberman's Rendezvous and Wisconsin Central Gateways
The piece describes Stevens Point on the Wisconsin Central line as the gateway to a vast pine forest north to Lake Superior, 200 miles away. It notes the Wisconsin River nicknamed Old Wiscons and its role as a lumber feeder and power source, plus local car shops and other manufactories. It mentions ticketing information for G F McNeill and James Pond.
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German Syrup Patient Praises Boschee’s Remedy
C B Sticknehy of Picton Ontario says Boschee's German Syrup eased his asthma and winter coughs. He reports immediate relief, better sleep, weight gain, and improved health after using the medicine, crediting it with saving his life.
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