03 Jun 1896
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1896
Page
1
Fringed lace net and sash curtain fabrics offered at 00 per yard with fast color guarantee. Five pieces of Roman silkine heavy satin in five colors at 50 per yard this week. Also sash swises available at 349 per yard.
Washington June 3 The Senate votes end a long clash on bonds with passage of the treasury note measure by a two thirds majority, amid heated debate. Various amendments die, fiscal policy is debated, and support for silver shows division as the chamber approves the river and harbor bill over President Cleveland's veto by a large margin. Presidential tin wedding anniversary noted with modest celebration at the White House. Mint director dismisses a New Orleans weigh clerk amid broader cabinet activity.
In Lospon June 3 Richard Croker the New York politician and English tarfman discussed politics at the Hotel Victoria rotunda. He showed keen interest that Henry Watterson would not enter the presidential campaign this fall, calling it a queer deal and noting no prediction on the race.
Reported actions in Crete mention 15 Turks and 43 Christians during operations to relieve Vatnos on the island. Warship commanders warned Turkish authorities to keep waters supplied, while a court case details a dispute over the Modern Woodmen of America headquarters move from Morrison.
A Frankfort interview reveals Governor Bradley quits the race and urges Republicans to unite behind a St. Louis choice, sidelining personal preferences as free silver fears loom. Returns show mixed results across Kentucky and nationwide races, with Republicans leading in some contests and Populist gains in others. A separate report notes the death of Eleanor McCiellan, found on a lake shore in Ohio, with investigators seeking a motive and murderer.
Tornado causes foreclosure action in Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railway and Ro E Tansey sue St Louis United Elevator Company and trustee William B Burr in U S circuit court to foreclose mortgage on the elevator company assets in a case from Spinsareen Illinois to Stined.
Plaintiffs hold $100,000 in bonds and sue over damages to four elevators in St Louis and four in East St Louis, caused by the recent tornado. Seneca flood victims face looting as deputies guard wrecked areas. fifty families homeless and one hundred destitute seek aid amid a gloomy sky and nervous residents camping on hills.
George W Latimer aged 78 dies at his Lyon Massachusetts home after a long life as a former slave located in Massachusetts in 1542. He was born July 4 182? in Norfolk Virginia and learned paper hanging. His early life and abolitionist connections with Whittier Sewell Phillips and others are noted in the obituary. Meanwhile a separate court session voice reports a $65 000 claim against Fairbanks Belasco and Mrs Carter for stage dealings in a trial dated yesterday.
A heavy June rainstorm swept Thikeityrin for nearly two hours with bright lightning and no wind. A lightning strike killed Lala Walters, an elderly Black woman, and a house on Thirteenth Bishop streets burned in a storm fire. Nourishing panic hit Peabody school as telephones wires were struck, but students and staff stayed orderly with no severe injuries reported.
June 3 West Point report notes sparse public interest in the military exercises with only six of twelve board visitors present and no permanent organization. The meeting lacked progress as the board disbands for a pending cavalry drill on the parade ground.
A storm tore through Ayotviale Alabama blowing down a tannery building until four workers seeking refuge were injured. James W. Hadley, 17, died from his injuries. T Je Pi arce suffered a serious hip wound. W. J. sustained severe head and hand injuries. another man had a broken knee.
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