King Mhbmora of Gilbert Islands on a San Francisco visit
King Mhhmora arrives in San Francisco aboard the Tarawa with two royal attendants. He enjoys peanuts and lemonade but endures an icy lemon aide that unsettles his stomach. He wears boots for the first time and admires a new wardrobe while tours include cable cars and Tivoli theater. He seeks US protection and a harbor transfer for strategic use.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mhbmora
Gilbert Islands
South Pacific Islands
Butaritari
Diaper
Tivoli
Nanon
Mbbmora
United States
Mhhmora
Washington
Lincolnshire handicap winner among 25 starters
Clarence won the Lincolnshire handicap in a field of 25. Other items report Dr. D. Hayes Agnew of Philadelphia, Garfield's death, and political moves on free coinage. Also noted are a bank failure in Painesville, Ohio, a quarterly dividend for Great Northern Railway, and various international incidents.
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Clarence
D. Hayes Agnew
Philadelphia
Garfield
van Brunt
Edward M. Wield
Buffalo State Hospital
Mitch
California Athletic Club
Joe Choynski
Geo. Godfrey
British Columbia
Dominion
Painesville
Ohio
Page Bank
New York
Great Northern Railway
von Gossler
Pace
William
Amsterdam
Kreisergracht “Canal
Paris
M. Ribot
M. Ricard
United States
Stevens Point Anchored By Lumber Trade On Wisconsin Central
Stevens Point sits at the gateway to a vast northern forest region and thrives on lumber. The Wisconsin River, dubbed Old Wisconsin, powers mills and feeds pine from the upper country, supporting thousands of jobs and related manufactories. The city hosts large Wisconsin Central car shops and offers tickets and maps via G F McNeill in Minneapolis and James Pond in Chicago.
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Stevens Point
Lake Superior
Wisconsin River
Neenah
Menasha
Wisconsin Central Lines
G. F. McNeill
C. P
T. A
Minneapolis
Circulating Coin Warrants Redeemed in Olympia
Of the 49000 in warrants called in a few days, about 35000 have been redeemed. Of this amount only about 2000 were held by persons outside of Olympia.
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Olympia
Fatal shooting at Antelopes in Oregon
A shooting at Antelopes last Sunday left EH. G. Glison dead after being shot by W. P. Kelsay. Kelsay offered to surrender but no party has agreed to take him into custody.
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Dalles
Ogn
Antelopes
EH. G. Glison
W. P. Kelsay
Kelsay
Chicago Produce Market Report From Oxntcaco
Market notes show closing prices for cash and May delivery across grains and meats. Wheat and corn display weakness with May futures around 81 and 88 cents respectively, oats near 27 cents, pork around 9.95, lard about 6.15, ribs near 5.50, barley around six dollars.
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Chicago
Mrs A H Laberee Hosts Whist Afternoon at Water Street
Mrs A H Laberee entertained at her Water street home yesterday afternoon assisted by Mrs C D Garfield and Mrs M A Root. Whist was the main feature with Mrs John P Tweed winning a leather card case and cards and Mrs A H Chambers taking the booby prize Fauntleroy cards.
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A. H. Laberee
Water Street
C. D. Garfield
M.A. Root
A. P. Fitch
J. C. Horr
M. A. Root
A. D. Ropers
W.H. Roberts
C. M. Bolton
A. H. Chambers
Fauntleroy
New mountain ridge road opens from Centralia to Mineral City
A new forty mile road along the mountain ridge from Centralia to Mineral City mines is open and passable. A mines correspondent notes the route avoids streams though surrounding slopes show many torrents and rugged country. the scenery, he says, makes the trip worthwhile.
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Centralia
Mineral City
United States
Miles New Heart Cure Promises Relief for Heart Ailments
A promotional notice claims palpitation short breath and asthma symptoms are cured by Dr. Miles New Heart Cure. It advertises a new discovery by an eminent Indian specialist and offers free illustrated pamphlets from Acme Drug Store Marr and Ross or directly from The Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
Salisbury Note Sparks Senate Framing Bering Sea Policy
Washington March 23 The Bering sea notes show Salisbury refusing renewed modus vivendi and offering a counter proposal The president insists on renewal without irrelevant conditions If Britain declines to protect seals the US will use military force to enforce laws The senate refers the matter to Foreign Relations and debates over arbitration and jurisdiction continue
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Washington
Bering Sea
Senate
Salisbury
Great Britain
United States
Committee On Foreign Relations
Russsia
Veterans urged to oppose free coinage and pension cuts
A congressional letter to Grand Army posts warns that free silver legislation would cut veterans pensions. The author cites 3714 grains of silver equaling 100 cents, suggesting pensions could drop from 4 to about 2.40 dollars monthly for some, urging readers to contact their representatives and senators to oppose the measure.
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Michael D. Harter
Ohio
Congress
Harter
United States
Creede
Colorado
McKinley bill boosts Chenille industry profits and jobs
The Chenille industry, introduced after the McKinley act, cut prices from 15–18 dollars per set to about 10.59 dollars. Output has quadrupled and about 2800 workers are employed in Philadelphia, with prices expected to fall further as production scales up.
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United States
Philadelphia
The Proper Seaport for Southwestern Washington
The Aberdeen Bulletin urges senators to recognize Grays Harbor as the proper seaport for Southwestern Washington and to push improvements. It argues customs business will move to Aberdeen with reduced costs and delays, noting only a few ships will land on the Columbia north bank between Astoria and Kalama, of negligible importance.
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Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Washington
The
Columbia
Astoria
Kalama
Special meeting for burial arrangements of Bro. J. K. Hyperett
Olympia Lodge No. 1 F and A M calls a Wednesday evening meeting to arrange the funeral for Brother J K Hyerett. All members are urged to attend. Mark Ff, Reep, M W.
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Olympia Lodge
Bro
J. K. Hyerett
Reep
M. W
Weather report from Oregon and coast observations today
The day recorded a high of 54 and a low of 43 degrees with winds up to 15 miles per hour from the southwest. Rain was noted in the eastern part of the state and Oregon this morning as barometers rise, indicating a high pressure system along the coast. Moderate northwest winds affected Fort Canby and nearby observers.
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Oregon
Fort Canby
Ouney
Multiple incidents and state notes from South Bend Herald
Railroad worker Robert Christie declared insane and sent to Steilacoom asylum. Coulee City gambler John Corley shot Charles Pascoe and Patsy while intoxicated. Col W L Visscher to lecture statewide on bichloride of gold care. W F Thompson to issue paper at Westport Beach around April 1. Ellensburg World’s Fair commission adopts Skilling plan for Chicago state building. next meeting in Seattle April 15. Capt James M Ashton favored for colonel of First regiment. Seattle man likely chosen. William Fenn elopes from Port Angeles with Maud Crably to Victoria, to marry. Port Townsend escaped smuggler convict George Smith recaptured by Warden Perry. Haston man Charles McGrady dies from gun accident near Stampede tunnel. John B Allen and Senator Dolph clash in senate. Oregon paternalism ends. Hoe your own row.
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Robert Christie
Steilacoom Asylum
John Corley
Coulee City
Charles Pascoe
Patsy
Corley
W. L. Visscher
W.F. Thompson
The
Steilacoom News
Westport Beach
LaTsoNs Point
Chehalis County
Ellensburg
Skilling
Chicago
Seattle
Tue Tripunn
Jas. M. Ashton
Haines
William Fenn
Fenn
Port Angeles
Maud Crabl
Vrctoria
George Smith
Port Townsend
McNeil’s Island
Warden Perry
Charles McGreaty
Haston
Fanny Paddock
Tacoma
John B. Allen
Dolph
Oregon
Senate
South Bend Herald
Thimble Party Honors Mrs Estabrook in Bowen Home
At Mrs. C. A. Bowen’s home yesterday a thimble party celebrated Mrs. C. H. Estabrook of Ottawa Kansas visiting. Guests included Mrs. John S. Gowey Mrs. A. B. Cowles Mrs. J. A. Haight Mrs. Shoreson L. W. Ostrander T. J. Lamont C. H. Estabrook and many others. The blindfold drawing prize went to Miss Blanche Lamont who won a Pages silver jewel case.
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C. A. Bowen
C. H. Estabrook
Ottawa
Kansas
John S. Gowey
A. B. Cowles
J. A. Haight
C. Shoreson
L. W. Ostrander
T. J. Lamont
Nannie Rainwater
Blanche Lamont
Emma Reed
Helen Cowles
Irena Cavanaugh
Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve Rescue Cases
Specimen reports recount H Clifford of New Castle Wisconsin relieved neuralgia rheumatism and liver troubles after three bottles of Electric Bitters. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Illinois cured leg sores after three bottles of Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. John Speaker of Catawba Ohio recovered from a fever pole condition after Arnica Salve treatment. Sold by Acme drug store Marr and Ross proprietors.
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H. Clifford
New Castle
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
John Speaker
Catawba
Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross
Smuggling Ring Suspected as 165 Chinese Men Reported in Olympia
Inspectors Coblentz and McClelland captured six Chinese men believed smuggled into the city from Victoria aboard a small Canadian steamer. The vessel allegedly landed at Butler's Cove or Priest Point before heading to Tacoma or Victoria for further contraband. Authorities estimate about 165 Chinese men are in Olympia, with frequent Victoria Olympia voyages for Chinamen and opium.
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Coblentz
McClelland
Victoria
Sound
West Passage
Butler’s Cove
Priest Point
Tacoma
Olympia
Unfortunate Fall at Botkin Store Window
William Henry was seriously cut when a step ladder slipped while cleaning a store window in Botkin's shop. He fell through the glass, injuring his hand and sustaining additional injuries from the shock.
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W. A. Botkin
Wiliam Henry
Mr. Henry
Gentleman Seeks Furnished Front Room Near Hat Hotel
Classified note offers a nicely furnished front room within a block of the hat hotel. area described as moderate. contact address listed as K. OC, B., this office.
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Aera Moderate
K. OC
Wood and Bark for Sale by Local Undersigned
Dry wood and bark available for sale or order. Provide location and contact details for ordering. Listed by Joan D Bracu with office at Foster Laberee's. Contact telegraph or telephone for arrangements.
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Joan D. Bracu
Foster & Laberee’s
Tel, 3
Club Men Await Meeting Aboard Majestic Steamer
The Majestic carries Drayton husband of a former Miss Astor and Borrowe alleged lover as passengers. Club circles fear a confrontation. patrols and detectives are planned. The Astor lawyer seeks ashore access for a presumed Drayton as tugs gather at quarantine.
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New Yor
Majestic
Messrs. Drayton
Astor
Borrowe
Jury of Honor
White Star Line
Drayton
Washington political notes from Tacoma to Seattle
The item outlines 8 010 registered voters in Tacoma with three days left to register. It names Democratic and Republican figures including John A Sharpstein of Walla Walla as a potential governor candidate and Sam Hyde as a congressional candidate. Delegates from San Juan and Lincoln counties are listed for Seattle, with Spokane and Whitman also contributing. A suggested southwest Washington united front is praised, while George Hazzard faces a notes dispute with States Saving Bank over campaign finances.
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Pacific Bono
Ilwaco
Tacoma
John A. Sharpstein
Walla Walla
Sam
Hyde
Congress
Spokane
San Juan
Seattle
O. M. Tucker
C. H. Bowden
Orcas
R. C. Kin
George H. Hmmerson
Hoquiam
J. C. Pearson
Aberdeen
G. Deckabauch
Ocosta
J. H. White
Cosmopolis
C. W.iles
Montesano
D. G. Wakefield
Nia
Lincoln County
A. M. Anderson
Miles
Wallace Mount
Sprague
L. A. Lees Davenport
Wilbur
J.M
Chehalis Bee
George Hazzard
State Democratic Central Committee
States Saving Bank
Hazzard
Quiet wedding at Governor Ferry home seals two lives
William J. Bernard of Seattle and Gladys W. Barnette of this city were married at Governor Ferry's home by Rev. H. H. Buck. The bride wore gray traveling costume. Only Governor Ferry's family attended the ceremony before the couple departed for Port.
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Governor Ferry
William J. Bernard
Seattle
Gladys W. Barnette
Chione
H. H. Buck
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Portand
War concert rehearsal at Congregational church
A rehearsal for the war concert will be held in the Congregational church this evening. All interested persons are requested to be present. California Grain Market reports San Francisco March 23 wheat buyers season 1614 dollars and barley 984 cents.
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California
San Francisco
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