Eight performers arrive for new Winona theatre show
Eight performers for the new variety theatre at Winona came in on the morning train and went down on the stage. A supply of scenery, stage fittings and paraphernalia was also taken down.
30 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1894
Page
1
Eight performers for the new variety theatre at Winona came in on the morning train and went down on the stage. A supply of scenery, stage fittings and paraphernalia was also taken down.
Indications from Washington show a subdued congressional meeting with few arrivals and limited forecast for action. Democrats expect continued focus on appropriations while attempts to repeal the 10 percent state bank tax and debates on silver and Baltimore plan style finance loom, though broad success seems unlikely.
On November 27 the secretary accepted the Stow art syndicate bid for the entire issue of 50 million dollars of new 5 3/4 percent bonds. The syndicate offered 1.17077 as the price, with details to be arranged for issue distribution and terms.
Corbett and Fitzsimmons contest decided in Jacksonville or New Orleans. French historian Duray dead. Chicago cable car strike many injured. John Burns sails to attend Federation of Labor meeting in America. Hart confesses to murder of children near Paulding Ohio. Yale Harvard football crash injures six. Yale wins. Detroit cruiser Detroit officers meet with the Queen of Spain.
Park Rapids dispatch reports mass deer killings across Hubbard Beltrami and Becker counties with about 6000 felled this season. Indian hunters supplied much venison, and shipments to Park Rapids reached 1000 saddles. Local clubs lack funds to enforce deer laws amid widespread poaching.
Delegates of the seventh Trans- Mississippi Congress gather at Entertain ment hall in St Louis with Governor Stons and Mayor Wallbridge welcoming them. Attendance grows from a sparse start to 400 plus as prominent figures are recognized. Separate items note an arrest at Roselwi agency, gold coin imports via Cunard Lucania and Paris, and Henderson forming a Western theater booking circuit.
Hurant Kiretchjian, noted for his role in the parliament of religions at the world’s fair, urges justice loving people in the United States to contribute to a fund on Thanksgiving day. The drive aims to aid Armenians facing massacres by Turkish forces and to support liberty for their homeland.
Wassavatos, Nov. 27. Postmaster General Bissell has submitted to the president his annual report for the year ending June 30, 1804. He outlines the department policy, stressing revision of the law on second class matter to place the Post Office Department on a self sustaining basis and opposing costly experiments such as the postal telegraph and rural free delivery.
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