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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1893
Page
1
Our offerings this week present immense reductions due to last week’s weather. All-Wool Scotch-Homespun Dress Goods drop to 48¢ from 75¢, extra heavy Tennis Flannel 8¢ from 12¢, Figured Charlies 5¢ from 40¢, All-Wool Henriettas 50¢ from 75¢. Colored Silk Velvets $1 per yard, Chenille Table Covers $1.98 from $2.95. Lace curtains and linens included. 1,250 Capes and Jackets offered at unprecedented sale prices.
The Yankton Sioux in South Dakota agreed to cede all unallotted reservation lands to the United States for 600000 dollars. Of this sum 100000 is to be paid per capita within 60 days after congressional ratification. The remaining 500000 bears interest and is held in treasury for 25 years.
Commissioner Lamoreaux sent a list of 3000 acres in the Red River valley North Dakota for Casey act claims. Upon secretary approval, Great Northern will be allowed to select lands in place of those, after settlers prove occupancy as of January 1, 1800. Selections are for townsite purposes along the line to the Pacific coast as relinquishments proceed.
Plankinton National Bank of Milwaukee closes after failed reorganization and continued deposit withdrawals. Reported assets around 1.6 million with 800 thousand of liabilities to depositors. Bank records show paper holdings tied to Frank A. Lappen and notes of president F. T. Day totaling about 800 thousand. Failure traced to disappointing commitments from George Brumder and other capitalists. Cashier Momsen assures depositors full repayment, though payments may take time.
The Merchants' National Bank of Tacoma, among the city’s oldest, suspends payment due to two years of low deposits dropping from over $1,000,000 to about half, plus a local scare and urgent Eastern demands. Liabilities exceed $600,000 with assets around $1,100,000. a resume is hoped after settling with creditors.
Los Angeles June 2 A rail train from San Francisco was wrecked by a special freight late at night at Ravenna Station. George R. Shatt, prominent financier of this city, will be instant...
IstiPEMNING Mich June 2 An insurance agent Olaf Mjeleth known for life and fire business vanished after leaving the city without notifying his wife of his planned action. Arkansas Town Destroyed. Little Rock June 2 Santelee a milling town near Harrisburg was destroyed by a cyclone at 4 am. A switchman David Robear fatally injured. Muscatine Explosion Cases Muscatine Ia June 2 Detectives say progress is being made in explosion cases but no arrests have been made.
June 2 in Forman North Dakota Mr Av Davis was thrown from a buggy in a runaway and sustained injuries not believed fatal. In Huron June 8 W W Schoonen died after Wednesday accident while driving. In Sleepy Eye Minnesota William Lear aged 22 accidentally shot himself through the head while hunting.
Fragmentary report from Dyuvre Minnesota notes a court listing for Father Conbelly on a charge related to a dispute with Julia Sutherland. Details are unclear due to damaged text and OCR errors.
Fragmentary report mentions Miss Sutherland in critical condition and a grand jury awaiting action. References to Father Conpelly and Lotis County imply a court context but specifics are unreadable.
An early 20th century view by Andrew Carnesig imagines an Anglo-American alliance dominating seas and shaping a peaceful global settlement. The piece warns of dramatic geopolitical shifts, including the removal of major conflicts and the suppression of violence through united western power.
In the United States court the arguments on the world’s fair Sunday closing injunction suit were concluded. Solicitor General Alarich presented the gover nmental side. Attorneys Fales and Hifth followed. Edwin Walker replied for the world’s fair directory. The case was taken under advisement.
Ghicago June 2. P F Fleury manager of the Waukesha Mineral Spring Company was shot by burglars after returning to the office at 840 am and disturbing two robbers at the safe. He was wounded in the abdomen eye and neck and died. The robbers escaped and were not captured by late hour.
Jamestown report states State Auditor Porter warns a deficit of 100000 to 150000 dollars may arise before the next legislature. He says treasury strains have made transfers from the gross earnings fund to the general state fund to meet May indebtedness.
Reports say rivers overflowed banks in Manipur sweeping away bridges and submerging fields. Dozens of corpses floated downstream with a small stream yielding 96 bodies in three days.
Fragmentary text references appointing deputies to the empire's care, urging utmost integrity. Mentions Harris and a philadelphia railroad or railway context, with scattered notes about appointments and qualifications. No clear date, place, or event details emerge.
Unclear OCR text shows partial phrases and names missing context. Unable to determine event, participants, or location. preserves minimal readable fragments without solid facts.
Fragmentary text shows a staff captain accused of defrauding funds and embezzling regulation money. Accused claims kinship to Queen Victoria. argument revisits a treaty between Great Britain and the United States in 1888.
Full blooded Chickasaws in Basdn Texas on June 2 held indignation meetings and sent profits to the President while protesting treasury allocations. A big strip money issue is noted. Also in Hawaii news John L. Siovaia, the state minister to Hawaii, was aboard the steamer Ansty and addressed the chamber of commerce on the Hawaiian nation.
The Minneapolis and St Louis line reduced the round trip rate to Chicago from $18.60 to $16.20 with the one way price set at $8.85 starting June 4. Following withdrawal from the Western Passenger association, other lines are expected to adopt the same cut. Chicago lines had been pursuing a broader agreement on reduced fares. The move appears tied to a shared strategy among Western roads to lower prices and harmonize rates.
Washington June 3 The Treasury Department will require immigrants from Canada and Mexico to follow existing immigration quarantine and customs laws at seaports with a new entry window from 6 am to 7 pm. Exceptions apply to cross-border routes like Grand Trunk. The measure may force Canadian Pacific SCC and other Northwestern lines to run special immigrant trains.
Quicano June 7 director of works Banat resigns to permit department chiefs to prepare their buildings for visitors next Sunday.
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