07 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1894
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions prices and items with unclear names. It also references a sale and a figure 74c, along with a mention of a person dieing in garbled form. Details are unreadable. key entities and specifics cannot be confirmed.
A fragmented ad lists Tonkin Crepe at seven yards and five cents per yard, a full line of children s wear with waists and sizes, and sale prices from 63 to 75 cents. It mentions ladies waists priced at fractions of a dollar and boys waists with low sale prices, though many words are garbled.
A terse report details unrest as four teams face terror from unruly players. Authorities note heightened security and warned spectators to stay calm as officials investigate incidents of violence and intimidation surrounding the games.
Indiana coal strike escalates as Engineer Barr is killed near Brazil by a stone attack on a Vandalia freight. Train seizures halt coal shipments across Ohio Indiana Kentucky Illinois and Pennsylvania with militia called and troops ordered to restore order as violence continues and miners face hunger and renewed clashes.
scattered reports from Reno County and Pennsylvania describe rioters marching to Duquesne tube works. They drove workers from the plant and damaged equipment while miners and deputies brace for further action. Separate items note clashes in Kentucky Ohio and Michigan with injuries and heightened labor tensions across multiple sites.
The garbled text hints at last season’s sales figures, a satin fabric upgrade, and introduces names like Henrietta Anisha and A24o Asie Black Sateen. Mentions stock, millinery, and elegant pochettes, suggesting a fashion item focus and potential inventory changes.
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