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Newspaper

Olympia Tribune

Location

Olympia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1892

Page

4

Democrats Plan Coordinated Work At Thurston County Meeting

Thurston county Democrats held a central democratic club meeting in the old courthouse with 64 members. President A H Chambers called fororganization and ceaseless effort, with T N Allen and others urging treasury completion and fundraising. A special committee will meet Tuesday to secure talent for public meetings and fund-raising, as Judge David Heaily delivered a vigorous closing speech.

Thurston County Democrats Central Democratic Club Old Court House A. H. Chambers Chambers T. N. Allen T. C. van Epps L. R. Byrne A. W. Wisner Judge Baily David Heaily

Case of Fred Neuffer on Trial Today

The Casper case jury returned a guilty verdict with mercy recommendation. A motion for new trial and arrest of judgment due to insufficient information was filed by Casper’s attorney M J Gordon. Sentence was deferred and bail remains in effect. The Neuffer case proceeded with a jury and a not guilty plea entered. no evidence was offered before the jury was deliberating. The defendant is charged with misappropriating five hundred dollars for personal use.

Fred Neuffer Casper M. J. Gordon Caser Neuffer L. W. Osborn J. W. Mills W. GC. Gaddy M. Moore R. J. Houston Fred H. Wright M. Percival Ferguson H. F. Stringer

Washington School Entertainment at Olympia Theater

At the Washington school entertainment the Olympia theater hosts a program featuring bands, vocal drills and grade performances by first through sixth grades plus solo numbers. The W C T U event at Olympia Collegiate Institute drew praise for novelty and finance. New corporations filed include Puget Sound Trust Company and Chinook Fish Company among others.

Washington School Olympia Theater Olympia Band Willie Dwyer Hunter Old Maids Seveth Violet Song Maclane May Giles Betsy Bert Bigelow Myron Daily Sailor Lady West Orson Urry

Olympia Power Line Upgrade and New Pole Installations

The Olympia Light & Power company signed a contract to resolve a long running conflict with another firm led by Mr. Maxwell of the Olympia street railway. Work will begin soon on Main street once iron arrives with track removal planned and the Puget and Fourth street line to north Olympia slated for upgrades. Poles are being planted along Main street.

Olympia Light & Power Company Maxwell Olympia Street Railway Main Street Puget Fourth Street North Olympia

A Splendid Grat ufa ity Free Insurance Offer

A vintage notice touts Tue Damy Onympia Tripune readers with free insurance as a guaranteed indemnity against accident and accidental death. It urges readers to read the coupon on the first page.

Tum Tripune

Olympia notes and ads mix of goods and notices

A cluttered Olympia page lists events and ads from local clubs and businesses. It notes a lodge gathering at Carry Council and a Masonic event, plus shop changes, real estate transfers, and a health ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with prices and local druggist contact.

Puget Sound History Talk Highlights Early Settlers

State Historical Society meets at Tacoma Chamber of Commerce with Elwood Evans presiding. Allen Weir and Edward Huggins present papers on Puget Sound in the sixties and Port Nesqually attack in 1844. Next meeting planned for April around Colonel Granville Haller's Yakima conflict paper.

State Historical Society Chamber of Commerce Tacoma Elwood Evans C. W. Hobart Allen Weir Olympia Puget Sound Edward Huggins Port Nesqually Snoqualmie Granville O. Haller Seattle Haller

Notable residents and visitors head to and from regional towns

State Printer C C White is in Portland Ex Mayor Harr returns from Seattle George D Shannon is home from Tacoma J W Crawford went to Tacoma this morning Walter B Elwell appointed state land cruiser Mrs A S Oliver and Mrs Hugh Ross at Woodland Frank M Baum of Conconnully auditor of Okanogan county is in the city Emma Baldwin of Richmond Indiana visits Mrs Williamson John B Forbes prominent republican and rancher of Mason county in the city Forbes is a delegate to the Seattle convention Henry George of the steamer McArthur is home from a hunting trip in Grays Harbor He left this morning to join the McArthur at Eagle Harbor

J. W. Crawford Tacoma Walter Elwell A.S. Oliver Hugh Ross Woodland Frank M. Baum Conconnully Okanogan County Emma Baldwin Richmond Tnd Charles G. Williamson John B. Forbes Mason County Forbes Seattle Henry George McArthur Grays Harbor Hagle Harbor

Speech and Mockery in Congress Over Keifer Speakership

A Washington correspondent recalls repartee aimed at Mr Springer of Illinois during Keifer's speakership. Springer defended a long personal explanation, declaring he would rather be right than be president. A Maine member quipped about his first dress suit and swallowed tail in a vivid, mocking description.

Washington Springer Illinois Keifer Maine Speaker Topeka Kansas

He Was a Little Touchy Tid-Bits

A comic exchange follows as Angely and Algy discuss marriage. Angely notes her father would be sorry to lose a daughter, while Algy proposes becoming a son. She warns that the father is protective, with three other sons at home making him touchy about the issue.

Algy Angely Papa

City of Seattle Lays Up for Repairs on Whatcom Route Swap

Beginning Tuesday March 16 the steamer City of Seattle will be laid up for repairs and will be replaced on the Whatcom route by the Premier. On the same date the steamer Hira Anderson will be withdrawn from the Everett route. Al G.G, CHAanpiErR, G. F.& P. A.

City of Seattle Whatcom Premier Hira Anderson Everett al G Chaanpierr G. F P. A Eliza Anderson Hyerett OoAnpirr

Cheap travel rates and flour ad Se Rely on J C Percival

Cheap rates to St Paul Milwaukee Kansas City Chicago and points East and South offered by agent J C Percival Union Pacific 2411 Capital Mills Tumwater running and making flour as good as market. Telephone No 98 St Vitus dance cured by Dr Miles Nervine.

St. Paul Milwaukee Kansas City Chicago J. C. Percival Union Pacific Tumwater St. Vitus Miles

Steamer Eliza Anderson Off Hyerett Route March 15

Notice announces the Eliza Anderson will be taken off the Hyerett route starting Tuesday March 15. The abrupt change affects G, G, OoAnpirr, G. F. & P, A.

Millinery Opening at Mrs Sternberg’s Olympia

The Olympia steam laundry claims faster, cheaper work than Portland or San Francisco and invites ladies to a spring millinery opening at Mrs Sternberg’s No 305 Fourth St on Thursday Friday and Saturday.

Olympia Portland San Francisco

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Olympia Collegiate Institute Boston Tui Tribune Pullman Roller Mills Company Pullman Capital Householders Supply Company New Whatcom Tenino Land Company Puget Sound Trust Company Areka Mining Company Parish of St. Marks Tacoma Railway and Motor Company Chinook Fish Company Kalama Cowlitz County Sternberg Bucklin’s Acme Drug Store Marr & Ross the Graphic Ep Co Dearborn and Harrison Streets United States Horticultural Society For Thurston Fort Canby The Columbia Reed Building Olynepian Gribes Crry Columbia Hall Capitan Lopan No P.O. F. Temple Crry Or Olympia No.2 Fire Co Brmenam Pris Argo Heath & Sturtevant Board of Title Land Appraisers Swayne’s G. Noschka Tribune Geo. Stodola R. Talcott J. W. Bomer J. W. Bomer, mi9 B. C. Armstrong Tue Tribune Jefferson Streets Km24 Capital City Abstract & Title Insurance Company Chambers’ Block John F Gowey Wright’s Central Gowey Thurston County Puget North la Grippe Ochamberlain OC. B. Mann C. C. White Harr George D. Shannon Castoria Etter Beechams New York Keeley Institute of Washington Leslie E. Keeley Olympia, Washington DAY Books Ledgers CASH Bill J. Benson Starr Springer & White Olympia Planing Third and Jefferson Street Archibald Adams Davis Dgoka Roya Baxine Powder Co Wall St H.H. Buck W. A. Lang Williamson’s Grocery Prooms Seventh Street C.M. Moore Adams Street Speee Chas. Grainger L. T. Shelton Shelton Oreaes Ay Edison Monticello Park Board of County Commissioners Third Cue Township East Fourth Street Fourth Ward Township 18 Olympe City Hall A. L. Callow A. Ellis Furnitor Third Street W. Carlyon Lao UD Ee Claim Tinkham Silsby's Block Main St Col. Seventh Telepone No Thurston County Land Co Reeal Esstate Woodruff Block Stalcoott Bros West Side Mill Company Lime City Fourth-st Bridge Tel
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