12 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1894
Page
1
A fragmented sale notice lists Borat sone saca wool 40 inch Hopsack at 25 cents, Henrietta Bund at 65e, half wool Challies, Dimi ares and Ongandies, Sitines and Benyard. Percales Flannel Satives offer 14 rac, Bale 7c, French Ginghames 4 ie De, plus mriped checked Wand Ye per yard. Sale continues.
A historical sale notice lists tonkin crepe fabrics and a range of children's and ladies waists. It highlights low sale prices for quality waists, with several price points from Se to 63, and mentions boys waists at reduced rates.
The article outlines mining terms across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois. It notes regional usage differences and common industry phrases across these key mining states with emphasis on operational terminology.
June 12 report on western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and eastern Illinois miners and operators reaching a scale agreement. Terms set for June 18 start with district price schedules, joint board arbitration if observance falters, and mixed reactions from A. A. Adams and other leaders. Additional notes from Southern Ohio on wage disputes and unresolved regional tensions.
Massie Ohio June 12 Despite talk of settlement the coal strike worsens with 100 miles affected. Miners seized and burned a coal train near Tuscarawas Bridge. Troops extended lines as protest actions continue from Cambridge to Zanesville and all along the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling route. Knights of Labor consider ceasework to push Congress action.
Reports from Wasuotos detail the rapid disposal of the cotton schedule in the tariff bill amid debate on duties for woolens and linen garments. Separate items cover Indiana federal district reorganization, asylum for fugitive officers, and various domestic notices from June 12.
A garbled OCR slide on fabric items and prices. Mentions elegant peques chalices satteens and henriettas with scattered price hints. Refers to lawns and carpet order but text is largely indecipherable and incomplete.
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