Graduating Presents at Our Fine Jewelry Store
Parents and friends are invited to shop our store for graduating gifts. The display features an array of diamonds watches fine jewelry solid silverware gold and silver pieces suitable for the occasion.
05 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Times
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1894
Page
1
Parents and friends are invited to shop our store for graduating gifts. The display features an array of diamonds watches fine jewelry solid silverware gold and silver pieces suitable for the occasion.
A large handsome map of the United States suitable for office or home use is issued by the Burlington route. Copies will be mailed to any address on receipt of fifteen cents in postage by P. S. Eustis, general pass bearer B and Q. BR R. S.
Joliet city council discusses license payments for dram shop owners, street work, and new police bonds. A petition seeks to fix a $1,000 saloon license in installments while the mayor urges action to curb Des Plaines overflow by removing a drainage spillway below Riverside.
June 2 Probate court actions include objections in People v J P Munch with proofs heard objections sustained. Sanitary district of Chicago objections, Michigan Central R R Co objections, continued to June term 1594. June 4 estates Ostrander Stiehle Scheck Sherlock Kapsh Hogie Moran Burton Tierney filed proofs, executors defended, values and claims noted. City of Joliet petitions for street work and tax levy require objections by Thursday morning for new assessments in Joliet Will Illinois.
A large audience greeted the Pearl Melliville company last night with the comedy drama The Black Flag. Applause and goodwill indicated strong audience satisfaction and praise for the ensemble. Baby Yale scored a hit in Mary Dennis. Michael Strogoff is announced for tonight with promised high quality. Local note: Illinois inventors received briefs from Snow & Co with several patents listed.
The School Board voted 4 to 2 to appoint Prof. Frank H. Hall as city superintendent at 2750 dollars yearly, replacing the resigning D. H. Darling. Hall previously taught in Aurora and held positions in Jacksonville and Waukegan.
Michael Strogoff tonight features The Pearl Mellville company praised as skilled artists. John Kiep welcomed a new baby boy weighing twelve pounds. Assistant U S marshal A C Donnelly visits Juliet to collect on a funds drive with Postmaster Harris introducing him. Iowa miners return to work signaling the end of a strike. Governor Altgeld responds to Williamson County calls for aid with guns and ammunition. Windstorm in Tacoma causes heavy damage with Constance capsize feared. Free silver convention planned in Des Moines for June 21 with Col L M Martin likely candidate. Admiral Erben to entertain aboard the Chicago. Gen Charles H Grosvenor renominated by acclamation in Arness Ohio.
The Great Russian drama Michael Strogoff presented at the theater tonight. A wedding tour follows for Mr and Mrs Meers with Joliet friends traveling to see the ceremony.
Secret testimony before the Senate investigating committee was made public detailing statements by Senator Mills and Senator McPherson on the sugar schedule and alleged sugar trust ties. Secretary Carlisle’s account differs in timing, and McPherson discusses stock dealings and efforts to tailor the sugar duty while denying obligations to the sugar trust.
A proposed national board of arbitration would consist of five members including a labor commissioner ex officio and a governor from the affected state. The plan allows either employers or a union representing at least fifty members in a 1000-strong nationwide federation to apply. The governor, if a dispute exists, requests the board to act. hearings occur at the state capitol and decisions are binding, with the governor empowered to preserve order during hearings.
A Mobile and Ohio passenger train No. 5 derailed at Fisher's lake near Columbia after a spreading rail. The engineer and fireman are fatally hurt with many others injured. Authorities arrested several men and dispatched a special engine with four officers to the scene.
In Wueeuixe West Virginia on June 5 unknown assailants fired about fifty shots at miners as they left Powellton in the Kanawha valley. Four men died and names were unavailable. Sheriff Hinman and a posse rushed to the scene but no further details were reported by midnight. The killings are linked to threats made in the days prior amid the coal famine.
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