01 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1894
Page
1
A fragmented sale notice lists fabric items with sale prices. Mentions a 40 inch piece from Hepanck Ward and a yard price for Charlies, plus references to Henrietta and Dimi n ary Sitines among unclear lines. Details are incomplete but indicate a local sale event with various yard and price entries.
Vintage sale ad lists Tonkin Doers yard and Children s and Ladies waists with low sale prices. Mentions 75 cents to 1.25 dollars, with various sizes and quality notes. Some garbled spellings reflect OCR errors on a 19th or early 20th century catalog page.
The sugar investigation in Congress continues with testimonies from Secretary Carlisle and Senators Mite McPherson and Harets. The committee grills witnesses while Utah, Hawaii and other territorial matters surface in a broad Senate and House session with resolutions, nominations, and budget standings shaping the agenda.
Reports from Suetaven and Springfield detail crisis talks over coal transportation. Governors and sheriffs weigh militia or court injunction to move coal trains amid strikes. McBride and Messo officials blame Consolidated Coal for failure to settle. Some lines idle. others prepare to resume.
June 1 Manero. A young girl at the Church of San Tidefonso cried warning of an impending bomb. Police and attendees reacted in panic as the alarm spread. Separate reports note a railroad collision near Warsaree, a sawmill blast injuring multiple workers, a man seeking asylum after mental decline, and a divorce petition filed by Zell Nicolaus's husband in Mascarine.
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