02 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1894
Page
1
A catalog style notice lists discounts on wool and silk fabrics, crepes, rayons, and children's wear. Prices per yard and sale figures appear for various textiles including striped patterns, crepes, and satin weaves, with multiple quality ladies waists highlighted for sale.
A detailed report traces Carlisle and committee actions on tariff amendments, noting interlineations, repeal timelines for the bounty and duties on sugar, and the aim to align with Democratic leaders in the capitol. It covers Havemeyer introductions, shifts in the bill, and the sugar schedule’s impact on the Hawaiian treaty, with Senate inquiries into lobbying and testimony.
Report covers Clay Sullivan and other counties as Sheriff Leming and Sheriff Mills seek state troops to quell coal train blockades. Governor Matthews weighs militia action amid ongoing stand by miners. trains remain stalled, with authorities predicting possible federal or militia involvement to resolve the dispute.
Heathenish conduct by college sophomores disrupted a freshmen animal burlesque in Canuse Pennsylvania. A freshman threw a beer bottle from the stage, hitting Mrs. Fisher in the face and causing serious injury as police intervened.
A jumble of late June items shows violent crime in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including Harry John confessing to Bertha Johns ton's July murder and a note of Bessie Kendricks of the Crystal Slipper Opera dying after a self harming act in Chicago. A Mississippi pleasure boat capsized, drowning Mrs H Hoppes and two children. In McKeesport a great strike nears settlement as National Tube works talks progress.
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