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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1890
Page
1
Assistant Postmaster General denies resignation rumor
Clarkson denied he sent or contemplated resigning and rejected an attributed interview claiming President Harrison distrusted his subordinates. He mentioned a wish to start a Republican weekly in New York if funds allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierssure
Clarkson
Harrison
New York City
Porter Ready to Push Census Work with Prep
Washington June 2 Robert P Porter superintendent of the census has received telegrams from about a hundred supervisors stating they are thoroughly prepared to enter the census work and that everything is in readiness to push it forward with accuracy and speed No trouble reported and no serious difficulties are expected He warns against punishing reluctant answers on the mortgage question while being firm on the mortgage inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Washington
Robert P. Porter
Special Agent Probes Suspected Frauds in Land Restitution
CHIPPEWA FATS Wis June 2 Special United States timber agent J G Monahan arrived to investigate reports a syndicate seeks to gobble water reserve lands to be released with the McCord restoration bill He tours Rhinelander Wausau Merrill and Tomahawk to curb fraudulent entries and expects Senate committee review with a clause reinstating seven squatters to the original measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Fats
Wis
J. G. Monahan
United States Timber
Interior Department
Department
McCord
Myr
Monahan
Apparent U S Supreme Court ruling contrasted
Bougmieron Iowa June 2 Judge Huston notes a U S Supreme Court decision overlooked since 114 U S 622. The earlier case held imported property becomes a commodity in destination state and remains under consignee control. this contrasts the Iowa original package ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Bougmieron
Iowa
The
Hawkeye
Huston
United State Supreme Court
U. S
Kept the Most Paying Job
INDIANAPOLIS June 2 President Shhaeffer of the M C A and street railway company tendered his resignation as chief officer after ministers urged the incompatibility of his Sunday car runs to beer resorts and ball games with the organization. Joe Emmet's Queer Trip New York June 2 the actor arrived aboard the Brittanic after a Queenstown trip during which Mrs Emmet secured her divorce and Emmett faced possible suit avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Shhaeffer
Street Railway Company
Joe Emmet
New York
Joe Emmett
Queenstown
Treaty ratified by Britain and United States reached Ottawa
Ottawa June 2 officials announce the ratification of the treaty between Great Britain and the United States has reached the government. The department of justice has forwarded the terms to the attorney generals of all Canadian provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Great Britain
Department of Justice
Canada
May Festival Collapses at People's Church
The May Festival in St Paul is canceled after noon and evening entertainments were posted as not to be given due to lack of patronage. A square in Butchertown, San Francisco, burned. Horn and Chapman slaughterhouse fire destroyed a frame area, 15 horses perished, losses around 50 000 dollars. Players Will Stick to Their Schedule. Major Baseball League delegates vote to uphold March gamer arrangement, quelling rumors of changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
People’s Church
Butchertown
San Francisco
Horn & Chapman
New York
Base Ball
Gamer
Water walking exhibition in Baizview shocks crowd
Professor Chase W. Oldrive of Massachusetts staged a water walking display at Baizview on June 2. He walked on the water while bombs exploded nearby, drawing a large audience. The feat was hailed as a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bautmers
Chase §W. Oldrive
Young “Aquatic
Massachusetts
Baizview
Roberts Paid the Fine
Partial OCR reads like a local court brief noting a defendant named Roberts paid a fine after a battery charge. Other readable names include Moffett and Bin foe, with scattered fragments suggesting a courtroom sequence and guilty admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
eee _Bisnox
Bob
Rob
Arta
Naga
Moffett
Bin
Ieee Ht
Ecind
River and Harbor Bill Delayed in Senate
Senator Frye’s absence stalls senate action on the river and harbor bill. With silver and tariff bills pending, it is unlikely to be considered this month. Frye will return Tuesday and hearings will focus on states’ improvements, starting with New England appropriations before Pacific coast items. The bill is expected to pass the Senate, possibly with higher appropriations, and go to the president before adjournment.
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Senate
Washington
Frye
Commerce
Capitol
New England
Pacific Coast
Congress
Senate finance panel disposes of chemical and glassware schedules
The Republican sub committee of the Senate Finance Committee met in the committee room at 10 o'clock a.m. and at 1 45 p.m. after a short recess. They disposed of the schedules on chemicals earthenware pottery and glassware with no hearing given. Several Democratic members dropped in from time to time but no one else was admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Drummers Demand Removal Of Oswego Postmaster Place
Cincinnati reports the United Commercial Travellers’ association adopts a resolution calling for the removal of John A Place, Oswego Times editor, who had denounced traveling men as rakes and seducers. Lincoln notes Governor Thayer rescinded a Nebraska special session call, citing constitutional concerns and election vacancy timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grand Council
The
United Commercial Travellers’ Association
Harrison
John A. Place
Oswego
N. C
Place
Oswego Times
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Thayer
Belgian glass blowers barred by New York inspectors
New York on June 2 reports barge office labor inspectors prevented several Belgian glass blowers from landing. They held tickets for Glassboro New Jersey and answered questions glibly, suggesting coaching by others on the other side. Their cases will be investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glassboro
N. J
Alabama Greenbackers Rally in Binminaham Stand by Kolb
The state Greenback convention met at Binminaham, Alabama, awaiting the Democratic convention in Montgomery. If Kolb is nominated for governor they will endorse him. otherwise they will nominate a full ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Greenbackers
Binminaham
Ala
Montgomery
Kolb
Anti Kolb Men United in Montgomery Ballot Fight
Montgomery voters report signals of party realignment as Jones of Montgomery secures the gubernatorial nomination on the thirty fourth ballot after anti Kolb factions unite behind him shortly before noon. The scene underscores a protracted intra party contest with Jones gaining unified backing. The report notes the chaotic tallying and repeated ballots shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Jones
Bayne Renominated in Pennsylvania District Race
PrrrssurG Pennsylvania May 2. Thomas M. Bayne has been renominated for congress by the Republicans of the Twenty third district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayne
Prrrssurg
Thomas M. Bayne
Twentythird
Prominent judges refuse convention bids over suffrage rule
Judges W. P. Harris and S. B. Calhoun, two of four Democratic nominees from Hinds County for the constitutional convention, decline to run because the convention would require voting against any measure that requires proper qualification for suffrage. They oppose the restriction but refuse to be instructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
W. P. Harris
S. 8
Calhoun
Hinds County
Fatal fists blow ends life in Laporta bar quarrel
In Laporta Indiana on June 2 David Regan Deve became involved in a dispute with a country youth named William Bickles. A single strong punch shattered Regan's neck and killed him. Bickle fled immediately upon realizing Regan had died and remains at large.
Count Herbert to Marry Daughter of Lady Dudley
Paris dispatch reports in the Chronicle that Count Heribert ismarck is engaged to wed the eldest daughter of Lady Dudley in a union noted by London press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Herbert
London
Paris
Herbismarck
Dudley
Train Collision Near Norwich Kills One At Putnam Crossing
A New York and New England express struck a wagon carrying four men at a Putnam crossing. Zeno Robillard was killed instantly. Frank Froxer and two sisters, presumed fatally injured, were rushed to nearby hospitals. The June 2 derailment left wreckage scattered and authorities investigating the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
New York
New England
Mn Mainl
Putricm
Zeno Robillard
Nk Gaition
Froxer
Pest
Arene
Train wreck injures several near Omana Nebraska
A Lincoln local Burlington train leaving Omana at 8 30 a m collided with an open switch at Sheeleys three miles west causing a bad wreck. High passengers were slightly injured but no fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Neb
Lincoln
Burlington Road
Sheeleys
Here
Wheel Works Sale Shapes Fort Wayne Industry
Fort Wayne reports the American Wheel Company of Chicago has purchased White's Wheel Works, one of the largest wheel factories in the state, expanding control over N. G. Olds & Son works and fourteen plants. The move signals consolidation in local manufacturing and a corner on key wheel production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheel Works
Fort “Wayne
Ind
Wheel. Company’ of
Chicago
N. G. Olds. &Son’s
Ickory
Memoirs of Talleyrand to Be Published in Four Volumes
Paris June 2 report states that Talleyrand's memoirs will be published in four volumes. Two volumes will be issued as soon as possible, with the remaining two following at a later date.
Californias Levees Break Near Stockton
A clipped report notes a levee failure near Stockton in June, flooding Union Island area and affecting about 8,000 acres of grain. Officials warn of further risk as water breaches complicate containment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californias
Stockton
Cals
Union
Island
Fragmentary note on crime and insanity in court record
A distorted OCR fragment references an individual found to be insane at the time, noting a pistol and an unspecific crime. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or locations but implies a temporary insanity finding connected to a firearm incident.
Four Dead in Indiana Railway Disaster Shocks Sioux City
Frank Benjamin of Algona arrives in Sioux City with his dead friend Fred Palmer's body from Spokane Falls Washington. The pair left Algona for a new location and Palmer was killed by a switch engine on the line. Their coffin destroyed in a wreck, the corpse rolled into a ditch as the journey continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Frank Benjamin
Algona
Spokane Falls
Wash
Fred Palmer
Palmer
Benjamin
Another Fearful Reservoir Disaster Barely Averted
News from Deuver, Colorado reports the reservoir near Gunnison burst Wednesday after a drainage pipe failed. The five mile long, one and a half mile wide, twenty foot deep lake sent a torrent sweeping away fences and bridges. Residents fled with belongings to safety. fears remain for possible loss of life at Christian bur e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deenver
Colo
Gunnison
Christian Bure
Sham battle at Van Courtland Park injures several
A simulated fight between regiments and artillery at Van Courtlandt Park in New York ended badly as gun wad wounds struck multiple soldiers. Martin Burns of the Sixty-ninth was wounded in the lower lip, F. E. Rugg of the Seventy-first thigh, Sergt Roberts of the Seventy-first shoulder, and Henry Opper of the Seventy-first eye, with many overcome by heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van Courtland Park
Martin Burns
F. E. Rugg
Sergt. Roberts
Henry Opper
Pedestrian Four Killed at Indiana Rail Crossing
A carriage carrying Mrs Stone, her two children, and her mother from Wanasa Indiana was struck by a Panhandle train near Marion. All four occupants died. Mrs Stone was wedged between the locomotive and buggy, neck broken, as the team reportedly ran away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanasa
Ind
Hurricane Sweeps Sofia Leaving City in Ruins
A hurricane swept over Sofia on June 2 leveling buildings in the north and wrecking many structures. Eleven soldiers were killed and many injured with civilian casualties not yet known. Damage to the palace is expected to reach 300000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Eight Hundred Sheep Slaughtered In Wreck
A stock train of twenty double-decked Merino sheep cars was wrecked near the Atlantic and Pacific junction Friday night. Nearly eight hundred sheep were killed outright when a broken truck wheel caused the accident. The flock was en route to Chicago from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Atlantic & Pacific Junction
Chicago
California
Lightning Strikes Kill Two in Ohio and Donnlphin County
HIAWATHA June 2 Neil Honey a prominent Donnlphin County citizen was struck by lightning in a Severance pool room and killed instantly while taking a shot. Others present were badly shocked. COTH E Ohio June 2 The two sons of Charles Johnson were killed by lightning nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Neil Honey
Donnlphin County
Severance
Cothe
Ohio
Charles Johnson
Here
Wealthy Arkansas millman murdered in Lincoln County
J. Horville, an overseer at Lititz Roux Arkansas, killed J. Mcmillen yesterday. Horville, previously reprimanded for neglect of duty, invited mill hands to witness his hanging before shooting. He fired two shotgun blasts into the victim’s back and fled the scene.
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Lititz Roux
Ark
C. A. McMillen
Arkansas
Lincoln County
John Horville
Horville
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