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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1895
Page
1
The fragmentary OCR text presents scattered letters and phrases unlikely to form a coherent event. No clear people organizations places dates or actionable details are readable to construct a valid news item.
Dramatic reports from San Francisco dated January 21 recount fears for all aboard the Pacific Mail steamship Colima. Survivors describe women and children in the state rooms as the vessel sank, with nine passengers rescued by the Barraconta and others reaching shore on improvised craft. Parents receive mixed signals about sons aboard, while Pacific Mail officials confirm no definitive word on all survivors.
Washington June 1 A Treasury Bureau official notes a legal question on polygamy in immigration. Applications for Robert Stexsor and family, Moermons, face scrutiny over belief versus proof of polygamy affecting admission. Separately Grand Forks reports 13 mills in operation as Receiver Lyon restarts mill A and dries wheat at 69 to 70 cents per bushel.
Washington June 1 General Neng fo, Colombian envoy, expects to be authorized to press a damages claim against the United States for tariff retaliation proclaimed by President Harrison. The dispute centers on most favored nation protections and reciprocity actions tied to coffee, sugar and molasses, with imports to the United States plunging after the proclamation. Colombia protests, and a settlement was never reached despite Foster talks.
Wassinetox June 1 reports Rev J Shedd D D missionary to Persia died at Qroomis on Good Friday East, ministry noted with regret. Charleston June 1 records Gen G Mitchell and wife dying minutes apart after his gardening accident and her collapse from grief. Colman City Florida June 1 states James Freeman, colored, lynched from a guard tied to a tree at 4 PM after admitting crime in a separate case.
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