Plumed Knight Hiscock Talks Blaine Nomination
Senator Hiscock says Blaine will accept if nominated and will not declin e further. He notes Blaine is strong for the presidency and Massachusetts supports him while discussions swirl in Washington about a Blaine candidacy. Senator Stanford doubts Blaine will run and expects California to stand with Harrison unless Blaine enters.
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New York
Hiscock
Blaine
Briast
Sccre
Massachusetts
Clarkson
Aine Gare
Washington City
Stanford
California
Minneapolis
Harrison
Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line Leads
The article touts the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western line as the fastest, with short lines and quick service to Chicago. It promises solid vestibule trains from union depots and no delays at the Missouri river, guiding readers to contact J.C. Percival, general agent, City Dock, foot of Third street, for tickets and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Union
Missouri River
J.C. Percival
City Dock
Third Street
Ladies to serve dinner on decoration day in Turner block
The Christian church ladies will host a dinner on decoration day in the Turner block at Main and Fourth, in the former G. Rosenthal room. About 200 state militia will dine there, with dinner priced at 25 cents.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Turner Block
Main
Fourth Streets
G. Rosenthal
For Sale or Exchange Olympia Trading Co Stock
The entire stock of the Olympia Trading Company at corner Sixth and Washington streets is offered for sale without reserve. The owners plan to close the business and will exchange the entire operation for other property or sell to a business man on very reasonable terms.
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Olympia Trading Company
Sixth
Washington Streets
Miner Survives Cave-In After 10-Hour Journey to LA Hospital
John Conley, a miner from Nev., was buried by 10 tons of rock at the El Dorado canyon mine 25 miles from the Colorado River. Rescuers dug him out after a brutal cave in and rushed him on a rough 117 mile trek to Los Angeles. He suffered severe injuries but remained alive with a chance of recovery. His partner and other miners carried the improvised stretcher through lava fields and mountains while a 120 degree heat challenged their rescue.
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Col Los Angeles
Sisters’ Hospital
John Conley
Eddy
M. Dolan
Nev
el Dorado Canyon
Conley
Setti
Vonley
Moy Om
Coney
E'Shatt
Bowlde
Los Angeles
Needles
Death Valley
el Dorado
Colorado
Mystery surrounds wholesale murder near Lillooet
Victoria reports a chilling case from Seaton Lake to Bridge Creek where George Bull, his wife, four children and a two year old boy vanished in March. Bloodstains, dragged bodies, and a torn flour sack were found, suggesting a murder around April 6. Authorities dispatched but found no trace as the case remains shrouded in mystery in a remote mountain region.
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Victoria
B. C
Looet
George Bull
Seaton Lake
Lillooet
Bridge Creek
Phair
William Cusack
Solane
W. M. Smith
M. P
Severe storm devastates Jackson county wheat and fruit crops
A severe storm swept Jackson county destroying thousands of acres of wheat with wind and hail damage to much fruit. In Greenup Kentucky a man stabbed his wife to death while she slept after she refused to live with him. authorities expect lynching if he is caught.
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Brownsville
Ind
Jackson County
Greenup
Austin Porter
Smallpox Scare Triggers Health Board Inquiries
A May 27 telegram from New Whatcom mayor warns of Asiatic smallpox spread from New Westminster and Vancouver. It urges immediate train examinations by health officers at Blaine and Sumas. Puget Sound Board of Health and quarantine officials assess action within their jurisdiction.
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Port Townseyp
Sound Cities
Wasson
Miller
New Whatcon
New Westminster
Vancouver
B. C
Whatcom
Blaine
Sumas
Conover
United States
MceGruder
Trains to Run Between Tacoma and Ocosta by June
Northern Pacific Superintendent McCabe says regular service will operate between Tacoma and Ocosta by mid June. Local cases include two promissory note suits against Tacoma and Puyallup Railroad by Bank of Puyallup, amounts .90 and 1019.57. Ho Loi acquitted in Endicott murder case citing justifiable homicide. Bardship and others detained for theft, rustling, and saloon entrapment in Rock Creek and Sultan City. Gilmore to face trial for enticement of two girls aged 13 and 14 with possible bartender charges to follow.
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McCabe
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Ocosta
Boones H. Brittain
Providence Hospital
Seattle
Sultan City
Brittain
Campbell
Frank Burke
Jasper
William Cooper
John Collier
Rock Creek
Colfax
Daniel Gilmore
Charley
Gilmore
Wanderer
Poties
Butchers' National Protective Association selects Dallas packing sites
The association plans to locate packing houses and stock pens in Dallas Texas. In Louisville Kentucky Ainslie Cochran & Co dealers in steamboat machinery fail with liabilities of 126000 and assets of 130000. Sheriff Ben Wilder shot and killed at Macon Georgia while arresting Bell, with bloodhounds on Bell's trail and preparations to lynch him. Dispatch from Madrid reports severe thunder and hail storms with vineyard losses and expected floods. In Paris jurors for Anarchist Rayachol's trial likely ill health to avoid service. trial expected to begin June 14.
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Butchers
National Protective Association
Dallas
Texas
Louisville
Ainslie, Cochran & Co
Macon
Ben Wilder
Bult Bell
Bell
Madrid
Paris
Rayachol
Sitlon
Mixed 1892 stock quotes and notices from The Tribune
Special to The Tribune Seattle May 27 R Hogin Olympia attorney discharged on preliminary examination for indecent conduct to May Post Havana May 27 silver import surge shifts retail price dollar to 95 cents California Grain Market San Francisco May 27 wheat 1 42 barley 96 Change of Date Washington State Weather Service Olympia May 26 1892 bulletin will move to Tuesday from Saturday data for May 27 to June 6 St Vitus Dance cured by Dr Miles Nervine.
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The
Tribune
Seattle
R. Hogin
Olympia
Little May Post
Havana
Spain
California
San Francisco
Washington State Weather Service
Wash
B. Ouyey
War Concert Featured On Memorial Day Program
Memorial day program includes a 2 pm war concert with a marching drill by young ladies led by Captain Reinhart. The program lists multiple Civil War era tunes and patriotic songs. tickets are 25 cents with no reserved seating, admitting all areas.
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Reinhart
Johnny
Many Notables Visited and Traveled Through Tacoma Area
A long list of individuals including A. D. Whitney, Hon. Eugene Wilson, Samuel Kaufman, Mrs. Turpin, State Treasurer Lindsley, James Radcliffe, Mrs. J. Benson Starr, Mark E. Reed, John and Miss Louise Ayer, Mrs. McCausland, Mr. and Mrs. Gowey, A. H. Chambers, Miss Ella Amidon, Hon. Roswell G. Horr, ex congressman R. G. Horr, Prof. Follawsbee, Milton Giles, Colonel Ben Turner, Attorney O. C. Lacey, and others were noted as traveling, visiting, or arriving in Tacoma, Seattle, Portland, and nearby towns.
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A. D. Whitney
Tacoma
Eugene Wilson
Samuel Kaufman
Turpin
Lindsley
Portland
James Radcliffe
Little Rock
J. Benson Starr
Mark E. Reed
John
Louise Ayer
McCausland
Seattle
J. F. Gowey
Minneapolis
A. H. Chambers
Ella Amidon
Montesano
Roswell G. Horr
J. C. Horr
R. G. Horr
Capitol Grounds
Follawsbee
Milton Giles
Ben Turner
O. C. Lacey
R. Hogin
Lacey
M. J. Denny
Whatcom
W.S. Bowen
Little Falls
B. Sampson
Sam Bernstein
T. F
BR. W. Andrews
the Olympia
Orr to Speak on Tariff and Silver in Olympia Theater
The Republican county central committee has secured Roswell G. Horr to discuss tariff and the silver question at the Olympia theater on Monday evening. Horr, ex congressman from Michigan, is praised as a top stump speaker and was central to a massive Blaine club mass meeting noted by the Oregonian.
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Roswell G. Horr
J. C. Horr
Republican County Central Committee
Olympia
The
Oregonian
Orr
Theames G. Blaine Club
Michigan
Harr
Cox
New York
Springer
Illinois
New York Tribune
Successful Recital by Miss Stella Fitchs Pupils
Pupils of Miss Stella Fitch held a pleasing recital at her home this afternoon. The program featured 17 numbered pieces including Duets by Diabelli, Schemes by Schubert Schumann and Mendelssohn, with performers Millie Robinson Emily Werner Hedrick Noschka Cleora Billings Carl Noschka Percy Brown Victor Stork Josie Oppenheimer Helen Gordon Eva Vier Edith DeLanty Anna Frost Shelly Orr Eva Weir and Mrs Gordon.
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Aldrich
Diabelli
Carl Noschka
Rondo Wagner
Percy Brown
Schubert
Victor Stork
Josie Oppenheimer
Louis Kohler
Helen Gordon
Jolly Sorrusn
Schumann
Pearl Hall
Beethoven
Eva Vier
Edith DeLanty
Bachmann
Anna Frost
F—Rubenstein
Rootee
Shelly
Orr
Wollenhaupt
Eva Weir
Mendelssohn
Scharwenka
Gordon
Cake Walk at Olympia Theater Sets Evening of June 6
The event will feature only respectable colored contestants. Prizes will be awarded for style grace and execution. Two rounds planned with preliminaries then finales, with eliminations by judges until finalists remain and winners are chosen.
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Olympia Theater
Electric Bitters advertised for health and relief
A vintage ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure for weakness from La Grippe and sick headaches. It claims Liver and Stomach support with gentle function aid and promises quick relief after one trial. Marr & Ross and Acme Drugstore offer 50 cent tiles. Memorial Day opera house performance at 2 p.m. tickets 25 cents. O Connors book store sells tickets.
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Marr & Ross
Acme Drugstore
Opera House
O’connors
Bucklin’s
Arnica
Acme Drug Store
A Celebrated Case Opens Amid Courtroom Drama in PortainpD
In PortainpD Oregon May 27 a Briggs case hearing continues with a floral tribute aboard the desk of Dr. Briggs. The assembly debates whether to remand or pursue a new trial while it functions as a court. Parallel notes cover church extension finances, building plans, and evolving local commerce and education items.
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Portianpd
Briggs
White
Assembly
Board of Church Extension
Stravell
Montana
Presbytery of
New York
Struville
McCook
Birch
Presbytery
Committee of Prosecution
Orma
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Fourth and
Jefferson Sts
Fourth and Jefferson Street
B. FF. Denton
Singer Sewing Machines
Practical Adjuster
Adams Streets
Fourth Street
W. A. Botkin
Key West
Olympia, Wash
Crisman-Sargent
Harr’s Dock
Olympia Wase
H. Fineer
A. Hermelin
Tumwater Ice Company
Olymppia, Washington
Main Street
Iolympia
Pn 2
LNT Saasomn
C. E. Leighton
State Printing and Publishing Company
Adams Street
Olympia, Washington
Burr’s Cigarstore
Woodruff Block
Maine
Beatty
Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, N. J
M. Opconnor
Chehalis
Franklin
New Castle
Simonson’s
Vance
Farriory
Boston
Boston Republican
Cambridge
South
W. H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New Dorp
Staten Island
Vanderbilt
Daxar
Senegal
Cape Verde Islands
Arkansas City
New Whatcom
Public Safety
Puget Sound Board of Health
Fresh State News
Telegraphic 'Tales
New York Stock Market
Pacific
Atchison
Central Pacific
Burlington
Denver & Rio Grande
New York Central
Oregon Navigation
North American
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
St. Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Fargo Express
Western Union
Hogin
St. Vitus
Miles
Roswell G. Hore
Dr. Briggs
Presbyterian Assembly
Ness
Paisley
Barnes Hook and Ladder
Westside
Washington
W. D. Bollinger
Seventh Streets
Fred Carlyon
James Chambers
Twenty-second
B. Ouney
China
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