13 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1894
Page
1
Fragmentary newspaper note lists sale prices of 15¢ 25¢ 18¢ 25¢ and an unclear line reading 9c. The item lacks full context or entities to identify the sale type, location, or organizer.
News from across the coal fields reports strong rejection of the Columbus compromise by miners. District leaders and delegates denounce the national officers, pledging to continue the strike for a 79 cent rate, with resumed work unlikely next week.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate occurrences titled prostrations reported in New York City and Brooklyn. Details are unclear, with scattered phrases referencing prostration events in urban areas and surrounding locales.
The text hints at political maneuvers around Hartis and Lewellin, with references to a proposed road project connecting Sioux City to Chicago via Harlow and northern routes. It notes a Fourth of July event in Mignetooli and mentions the biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in St. Paul becoming public knowledge only on Monday.
European nerves rise over Morocco dispatch of a French fleet and plans to reinforce Abdul Aziz. Reports on Sultan’s fate vary while France and Spain are seen favoring direct control, excluding Britain, amid tensions and possible war talk. A Chicago Board of Trade doorkeeper dies of smallpox symptoms noted in dispatches.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about a meeting and fears of a serious outbreak. Names, dates, places, and clear actions are missing, but the items hint at a discussion among committee members and community concerns. The readable parts indicate confusion and unease rather than a concrete report.
A Rutland man, aged about 70, was found guilty by a Salemi jury of causing his wife's death by denying her sufficient food. The verdict was accompanied by mercy recommendations. He was noted to be worth more than 20,000 but was fined 1,000 dollars.
A railway incident near the mall left thirteen people injured as cars and trains collided during a New England area run. Emergency crews responded to the scene and transported the wounded. Details on cause or exact location remain unclear in the fragmented report.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a forthcoming proposal and its reception by Democratic senators. It mentions a bill nicknamed Tawney and references to congressional action and timing for potential passage, with unclear phrases about administrative rules and feasibility.
Fragmentary OCR note recalls a Senate tariff bill blockade and contrast with progress. Mentions Parise and Mitchell, references June 2, debate, and a tepid set speech. Text is garbled with stray punctuation and incomplete phrases.
A distorted letters page notes Havemeyer denials and Senate committee hearings. The piece references King appearing before the Senate panel, mentions statements from a governor or leader, and hints at internal divisions about supporting a measure.
An unclear excerpt describes a young man aged about 28 years marching on a pier with a small group of friends. The text mentions a large new geographic data project tied to Hill coins and a proposed Powerhouse in York.
A fragment indicates a lodge in session considering an order from the rand group. Details are incomplete, but the meeting context and decision process are noted without specifics.
A cluttered sale notice lists clay worsted jackets at 4.95, capes at varying grades, and duck suits with blazer and skirt priced around 2.59. Children’s jackets and ladies waists appear, with stock described as closing out and prices ranging from 25 cents to 138 dollars.
Corner Main and Second Streets features a dense ad listing orders for wall plaster, stone sidewalks and curbing. It promotes Warner's Standard English Portland and German Portland cements, Hart fire brick and clay, and claims Ada mant wall plaster as the best in the world through various agents and suppliers.
A garbled note from a Fort Bi session outlines caveats on easing policies and financial controls. Officials discuss potential risks, delays, and implementation steps amid ongoing budget reviews and governance concerns.
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