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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1892
Page
1
A garbled antique ad mocks truth versus lies and boasts of selling goods at high value. It features miswritten phrases about family papers, a two dollar price, and children’s Jersey garments offered in black brown and fine styles. The ad ends with a church name.
A vivid display of boys clothing at 62 East Third Street boasts fashionable designs in brown blue and light shadow with single and double breasted knee pants. Prices range from 1 to 38 dollars and the store touts an extensive assortment of boys pants and waistcoats.
Our City Schools Are describes boys as sturdy and lively, needing durable clothing. A local shop offers Roya School Suits in Cheviole, Cassimeres, and Worsteds in plain colors and plaids, in two or three piece sets, with an assurance of never being undersold from 62 East Third Street.
A local ad touts the young man of today with a humorous line about father knowledge. It promotes a splendid selection of Young Men's Dress Suits with matching Overcoats and Derbies, emphasizing neat tailoring and very low prices to fit every budget.
Urgent sales pitch touts Knox derby hats by Knox of New York as the best in comfort and durability. The piece claims sole agency and lists styles from sacks to three and four button frock at prices from $7.60 to $20, offered by Church & Augustin's, 62 East Third Street.
Des Moines reports Major Clancy, Iowa Republican organizer, plans to manage Blaine booster efforts at Minneapolis convention. Allegations claim Clarkson ordered doorkeepers and ushers to ignore credentials and instigate artificial enthusiasm, drowning Harrison speakers while Clancy orchestrates singing and crowd noise to push Blaine and suppress dissent.
Blaine supporters arriving in Minneapolis find Harrison campaign momentum strong with little sign of Blaine enthusiasm. The scene shows no public display of excitement or rallies as the Blaine visit unfolds amid calm reception and muted response.
A hush fell over the Blaine movement at the convention as leaders, typically loud, arrived quietly. They avoided public campaigning, kept plans secret, and avoided lobby chatter while Harrison badges appeared elsewhere, withholding overt efforts to rally delegates.
Chicago dispatch reports Chauncey M. Depew predicts Harrison nomination at Minneapolis with Blaine boom collapsing. Kellogg and Larrabee voice Blaine support and warn GOP missteps. Captain Foster backs Blaine, Iowa doubtful with Harrison. Winnfred, Manitoba notes Pacific Line plans fast service to Australia via British Columbia.
A mob hanged Robert Jackson after capturing him in Cuddeback nine miles from Port Jarvis. The colored man assaulted Lena McMahon of Port Jarvis in view of several young girls, leaving her gravely injured. Over 1,000 spectators watched as the mob seized the prisoner and executed him at a tree on Hammond Street.
Moses Taylor a Franklin County farmer trapped his wife and her lover Fletcher Foster after suspecting infidelity. He attacked Foster with an axe, decapitating him, and then killed his wife during a pursuit in the woodshed. The incident shocks the community with a deadly domestic dispute.
A description portrays a man as dignified and self governed, noting his dress as an assertion of power. It lists a silk hat priced at six dollars, a claimed ten dollars paid, a Prince Albert coat twelve dollars and a silk vest six dollars, plus pants five dollars. The piece emphasizes custom ready-made goods from a great stock.
A fragmentary ad describes clothing for old men with a grandfatherly opinion on attire. It mentions staple goods including one-button cutaway frocks and black coats, vests with collars, loose pant styles, and suits valued between 9 and 18 dollars. Derby hats in large and medium shapes are also offered.
Essay style snippet centers on pants, humorously praising Jacobi's pants as superior and everlasting. Observations compare pants to molasses, eclipse themes, and linguistic quirks about singular versus plural usage. The piece parodies fashion and language with playful contradictions and odd references.
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