The Gift of Two Noble-Hearted Men of America Dedication
The Childs Drexel home for printers will be dedicated at Dextor Ape Springs with ceremonies. The four story white lava stone building near Garden of the Gods cost $80,000 and is a gift to the International Typographical Union. Dignitaries including Governor Routt and Mayor Sprague spoke, praising printers and the union’s role in education and labor dignity.
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Philadelphia
International Typographical Union
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
New York
Horace Greeley
John L. Routt
Colorado
Geo. W. Childs
Printers’ Union
New Millinery Shop Planned by M M Lee in Ninth and Adams
Mrs B B Bugley's store at Ninth and Adams will open within a week under M M Lee who will offer the latest ladies millinery novelties. The Enterprise Lumber Company in Tumwater advertises rough and dressed lumber plus sashes doors blinds mouldings and frames with a prompt price that invites trial.
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B. B. Bugley
Ninth and
Adams Street
M . M. Lee
Enterprise Hottie Company
Tumwater
Telegraphic Tales from Across the World and City
Reports from Trenton Cresada and Berlin recount fires deaths and arrests. Notable items include a Lisbon bridge opening speech in Memphis by Senator Voorhees, a Honolulu comet sighting, and the Honolulu treasury time lock drill. Obituaries follow for George Richards and others. The Indianapolis News notes sale to William Henry Smith and AP officials. A Dublin Irish independence convention is proposed for 1893. A Yale funeral at Trinity Church marks William Astor's burial. A St Petersburg police chief dies from Vitaline poisoning, and a Missouri murder case leads to jail for George Fried and Milton Everett. A lynching occurs in Goodwill Missouri after a grievance killing. A new Risdon dredger goes ashore at Honolulu. a time lock drill completes before May 1 disbursements.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Maddock & Sons
Cresada
Prussia
Berlin
Frank
Deutsche Bank
Senator Voorhees
Indiana
Memphis
Mississipi River
Honolulu
New York
William Astor
Trinity Church
Astor
Trinity Cemetery
Orezzer
St. Petersburg
Baranoff
Springfield
George Fried
Milton Everett
Williams
Faney County
J. W. Bright
Everett
Goodwill
D. M. Justice
Wells
Risdon Iron Works
San Francisco
Treasury Office
Railroad Supt. McCabe urged to resign over harbor trip plan
The press calls for removal of Supt. McCabe of the Northern Pacific for disarranging the Harbor centennial excursion, taking a special train on an unagreed route and leaving about a hundred persons behind at the state capital. The report follows coverage of related events and other regional items.
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Washington
McCabe
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Age Harbor
John P. Gale
Seattle
Gale & Pay
Redlands
Cal
The
Oregonian
Ocosta
Gray
Harbor
Costa
San Francisco
Tacoma
Methodist Conference Opens With Resolutions Referred
Omana May 12. Bishop Newman presided at the Methodist conference session. A large number of resolutions of significance were introduced and referred. California Grain Market San Francisco May 12 Wheat buyer season $1.49 14.
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Chicago
Cutcaco
Omana
Bishop Newman
California
San Francisco
Deeming's Melbourne Hearing Ends With Outrage
Advices from Sydney report that Daniel Deeming known as Williams or Baron Swanston appeared before Acting Coroner Neild in Melbourne on April 18 for the murder of his wife Emily Williams. He struck a witness and attacked another amid a crowded court, while the coroner said the evidence showed Deeming planned the murder. A warrant for trial was set for April 22.
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San Francisco
Sidney
Deeming
Neild
Emily Williams
Williams
Baron Swanston
Solomon
Woods
Melbourne
Australia
The Popes Plan Encyclical On Columbus Discoveries
Rome reports the pope will publish an encyclical at the Chicago World’s Fair era detailing Columbus discoveries and the church’s role in that era. A letter from Mrs Potter Palmer urges the pope to support Catholic participation in the Chicago fair including relics and voyages exhibits.
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Rome
Catholic Congress of
Paris
Vatican
Holy See
Notable Visitors and Residents Seen in Olympia
A stream of figures visit or reside in Olympia with state officials and out-of-town guests listed. Names include J Harr of Porter Creek J W Dodge of Seattle W S Harlan of Tacoma Max Moyer of Portland Senator Kneeland of Shelton Harold Burntrager E W Andrews Dr Van Eaton and Dr Adams state treasurer Lindsley Col N H Owings and family, Mohican trip, and engineers Eugene Riecksecker. George E Cole and Attorney General Jones in city. Trusten P Dyer of Seattle among others. An interview with Col Owings appears in the Seattle Press Times criticizing political activity.
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H. Barbee
J. ©. Harr
Porter Creek
J. W. Dodge
Seattle
W. 5. Harlan
Tacoma
Max Moyer
Portland
Olympia
Senator Kneeland
Shelton
Harold Burntrager
E.W. Andrews
van Eaton
Kansas
Lindsley
Clark County
Adams
N. H. Owings
Mohican
Eugene Riecksecker
Geological Survey
Weir
Grand Army
Port Angeles
Eix
George E. Cole
Washington Territory
Jones
Spokane
Trusten P. Dyer
Col. Owings
Press-Times
Chas, Caro
Louis 8. Abraham
New York
Will Wilzinskie
John G. Barnes
H. H. Harsha
F. D. Huestis
A. M. Stephins
Jas. McCroosen
Wausau
H. K. Wymouth
E. W. Andrews
the Olympia
Lawyer HE Elery Anderson Voices Tariff Opposition Rise
New York on May 12 reports lawyer HE Elery Anderson a member of the democratic provisional state committee says Cleveland is much stronger than in 1888. He asserts the people have awakened to understand the oppressive tariff effects.
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New York
HE. Elery Anderson
Democratic Provisional State Committee
Hill
Cleveland
Railroad to Build Branch to Serra Majaya Coal Camp
A telegram from P. Huntington, president of the Mexican International railroad, orders immediate construction of a branch from Monclova to the Serra Majaya coal mining camp. Monclova lies forty miles north of Moncloya, with Serra Majaya sixteen miles northwest of Moncloya.
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EaGue Pass
Texas
The
Mexican International Railroad
P. Huntington
Monclova
Great Coal Hill
Serra Majaya
Moncloya
Steamship Mariposa Arrives From Sydney via Honolulu
The steamship Mariposa reached San Francisco this morning from Sydney via Honolulu, bringing fresh arrivals from the Pacific islands. The ship's voyage included a stop at Honolulu before docking in San Francisco.
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Pacific Islands
San Francisco
Sydney
Honolulu
State Political Pointers Highlight Local Views on Governor Hopefuls
Montesano and surrounding papers report on political discourse noting L A Williams lawsuit with S C Hyde over a published portrait. Olympia attorney Daniel Gaby described as active Democrat, with hints about a slate and lieutenant governor race featuring F J Grant, Calhoun, and Kinnear as potential governor nominees.
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L. A. Williams
S.C. Hyde
Spokane
Hyde
Williams
Montesano
Daniel Gaby
Olympia
Gaby
Thurston County
Seattle Press-Times
F. J. Grant
Grant
Marysville
Snohomish Sun
Republican Party
John K. Kinnear
Kinnear
Boss McGraw
Allen
United States
April enrollment totals for Olympia schools reveal attendance figures
The April enrollment across Olympia schools shows Westside and Fourth Street schools with high attendance. Notable pupils listed include Gertie Conant, Frances Lane, Mamie Johnson, Lottie Hutten, Mattie Wirrick, Arthur West, and others across grades and sections.
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Olympia
Sess Stan Gs
Wales Beach
Westside School
Gertie Conant
Frances Lane
Mamie Johnson
Lottie Hutten
Mattie Wirrick
Arthur West
Fourth Street School
Potal
Nie Ene Leatet
Bardsley
John Wilson
Guy Overhulse
Johnny Skrondal
Gifford Close
Bertie Hutten
Addison Galligan
Baysane
Fanny Taylor
Agnes Sizer
Willie Young
Frankie Tillotson
Willie Cole
Gurnsey Chaplin
Florence Rogers
Mary Taylor
Norma Goddard
Ved Taylor
Bella Keesler
Debia Keesler
Tulip
Susie Lawton
Joe Kirkendall
George Hazen
Walter Taylor
Fourrsa Grape
Gracie Chaplin
Augusta Betts
Claud Swan
Fred Young
W. A. Austin Dead Pioneer Rancher Of Mud Bay
E W Austin an old pioneer and rancher died at his Mud Bay home at 5 30 PM Wednesday aged 70 Born in Vermont he moved to Illinois then Olympia in 1850 taking a Westside donation claim and later a Mud Bay homestead He was a hotel keeper liveryman and prominent in politics He leaves a wife two sons and a daughter The funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 AM from Mud Bay with interment in Masonic cemetery.
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E.W. Austin
Mud Bay
Mr. Austin
Vermont
Illinois
Olympia
Westside
Austin
Masonic Cemetery
Harbor Line Completes Snohomish Harbor Survey Files Maps
The Harbor Line commission informed the tide land commission that the Snohomish county harbor survey is finished and maps filed. The tide land appraisers led by E. C. Ferguson had valued Hyerett tide lands at four dollars per acre, a figure rejected by the tide land commission and blocked by the attorney general ruling that surveying must precede local action. Henry Hewitt Jr. had sought a mandamus to force action on Everett tide land appraisement, but the supreme court sustained the commission.
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Harbor Line Commission
Tide Land Commission
Snohomish County
Board of Tide Land Appraisers
E. C. Ferguson
Hyerett
Henry Hewitt, Jr
Everett Tide Land
Supreme Court
Treasurer Lindsley Returns Home From Clarke County Farm
State Treasurer Lindsley arrived back from his Clarke county farm and discussed the $17,000 paid by the government for the agricultural college. He concluded he is the custodian of the funds and will turn them over to the board of regents upon proper orders.
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Clarke County
Agricultural College
Agricultural College Regents
Board of Cens
Waste of Funds and May 1892 Democratic Primary Notice
Montesano editor criticizes large appropriations while arguing against a $500000 Lake Washington canal. Democratic primary in Olympia First ward at the old courthouse May 4 1892 from 2 to 7 pm to elect seven delegates to the county convention May 21 1892.
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Montesano Democrat
The
Press-Times
Gray’s Harbor
First Ward
Olympia
Old Court House
County Central Committee
Prrvom
Pastor Installed At First Presbyterian Church
Nearly all members and friends attended the installation of Rev. T. J. Lamont as pastor with charges to preach the gospel and engage the flock. Dr. Thompson urged not to seek universal approval, attend services, and pay the pastor promptly, while inviting all to welcome him into the community.
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Presbyterian Church
T. J. Lamont
D/ Dunlap
J. C. Willett
Sample
Thompson
Dr. Thompson
Mr. Lamont
Allen
Cora Covington
C. V. Leach
W. J. Milroy
C. D. Garfield
Garfield
Joint School District 46 monthly report and obituaries
Joint School District No 46 Thurston and Lewis counties reports for the month ending April 29 1892 shows pupil enrollment and attendance metrics. The note praises Haynes Veneer blackboard and Cornell outline maps. J B Jonas died at Ort ing age about 65. Robert Frost travels to Orting for burial. New corporations filed include Eshelman Llewellyn Trust Company Seattle capital 200000 Spokane and Coeur dAlene Railway and Steetlgne Spokane capital 500000 Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Port Townsend Standard Oil Kirkland capital 150000 Fortune Ditect North Yakima capital 1000 R L C Irrigation North Yakima capital 7600.
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Thurston
Lewis Counties
Haynes
Cornell
J. B. Jonas
Eshelman-Llewellyn Eee and Trust Company
Seattle
Capital
Spokane
Omar d’Alene Railway and Seetlagne Company
Gaplal
Rinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Port Townsend
Jefferson County
Standard Oil Company
Kirkland
King County
Fortune Ditect Company
North Yakima
Womans Relief Corps Meeting at Woodruff Hall
Womans Relief Corps holds a special meeting at Woodruff Hall on Friday May 18 at 260 o'clock sharp with important business. Mrs M L Burntracer is president and members are urged to attend. Memorial day preparations at the Capitol Grounds include an 80 foot flag staff to be erected and a cenotaph and cross placed tomorrow. New benches and a platform are being built. Mare Restaurant Auction at Franklin and Fourth streets on Saturday May 14 begins at 10 am with the entire household goods outfit for sale.
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Womans Relief Corps
Woodruff’s Hall
M. L. Burntracer
Corps
Capitol Grounds
Grand Army of the Republic
Franklin and
Fourth Streets
Travel rates to cities with Union Pacific call center
Reappointment request for cheapest rail fares listed for St Paul Milwaukee and Kansas City plus East and South routes. Agent Union Pacific notes reapply for new quotes and travel planning through the network.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Union Pacificf
Weather Report for KE Area by Dungy
The day saw a high of 67 degrees and a low of 45 with 0.03 inch of rainfall. Light showers are forecast for tomorrow as reported by observer Dungy.
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Dungy
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