Merigold and Co Sale Offers for Ladies Clothing
An advertisement urges Tuz Winona Republican readers to profit from bargains at Merigold and Co. Listing numerous fabric and apparel discounts including Pampas dress cloth 15¢, Dimity 25¢, French Ginghams 18¢, Piques 25¢, Japonette stripes 25¢, Seersuckers 9¢, Corsets 45c, Navy Blue Mackintoshes 2.95, Wave Challies 19–40c, Sateens 12–35c, Dress Ginghams 6c, Dress Challies 3 3/4c, and reduced umbrellas, emphasizing value and savings.
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Tuz Winona Republican
Curtains and Jackets Offered at 25 to 33 Percent Off
Bargains noted on chenille and lace curtains with a genuine saving from 25 to 33 percent of the regular retail value. The item is marketed to purchasers as a true discount event.
Notice of Removal of Botham Coal Office
Thomas H. Botham moves his office from 21 West Second Street to the new corner Main and Second streets location. Orders for anthracite and bituminous coal wood coke stone sidewalks curbing building stone and builders supplies will be received. Sole agent for "Adaman" wall plaster.
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Thomas H. Botham
West Second Street
Main
Second Streets
Warner's Standard
Portland
Hohenzollen
New York
Michigan
Iowa
Louisville
Milwaukee
Union Pacific Train Stealers Routed by Deputies
About 120 deputy marshals from Denver captured 70 commonwealers at Salesburg Colo and took them to Denver. The others dispersed. Deputies armed with revolvers rifles and shotguns left Omaha to prevent fighting. Coxeyites seized a Union Pacific engine at Salesburg ditching it. encampment continues and raids are feared if provisions run short.
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Omana
The
Bee
Julesburg
Colo
Denver
Omaha
Union
Union Pacific
Dut
Marshal White
California
Dickinson
Army
Nichols
Kelly
Union Pacifico
Justice Brewer
Dundy
Com
Bidak
Salesburg
Army tightens rail search to stop Coxeyite marchers
A large force of deputies guards the river bridge at BisMaKog and blocks trains entering from the west to trap Coxeyite thieves. Prisoners are jailed awaiting trial for larceny after two hand cars were captured. The army plans Steele as next rendezvous, with about 20 expected in town and others deployed along the line eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BisMaKog
Steele
Bismarck
Sixty Coxeyites Arrested After Train Blockade
Springfield Illinois reports United States Marshal Brinton and deputies arrested about sixty Coxeyites who seized a fast train of the Louisville Evansville and St Louis railroad demanding free passage to Louisville. They will face a hearing on charges of interfering with trains under receiverships appointed by federal courts.
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Springfield
United ‘States
Brinton
Louisville, Hivansville
Desperate protests by unemployed in West Superior and Desert camps
At noon, an Acting Mayor Johnston refused aid, warning he would unleash a horde if denied. Fifty unemployed men, marching as commonwealers, moved to Tower avenue and the Winter street yards in West Superior. In Kansas City, June 15, desertions hit the East Bottoms commonweal camp where 150 of 300 rationed men remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Aid
Controllal
West Superior
Wis
Tower Avenue
Winter Street
Kansas City
Tragic capsizing near Westport saves 80 harvesters on way to Scotland
A passenger boat from Westport Quay to Achilles Island capsized off Castlebar Island on a voyage carrying 80 harvesters bound for Scotland. Early reports claimed 84 drowned, later reports suggested about 50 lives lost. Bodies recovered and families gathered ashore, revealing young victims from Achilles Island who yearly migrate to England and Scotland for work.
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Castlebar Island
Tyo
Jane
Westport
Quay
Scotland
West‘port Quay
Achilles Island
Tims
England
Panama Fire Disaster Rages. Thousands Homeless
Late dispatches from Panama say the fire in the city was more destructive than first reported. Water supply failed, firefighters confined flames to small areas, and many homes were lost. About four thousand people are homeless as relief efforts begin. Property losses now estimated at two million dollars.
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Lona
Coxon
Panama
Tragic Camden Family Murder Suicide Details
June 15 report from Cramp Hill Camden describes John Kauffmann arming a wife and three children then killing them and himself with a weapon. After washing up, he dressed and died by hanging. bodies found late afternoon. The family included a one month old girl and two boys. poverty and jobless hardship cited as likely triggers.
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Kite
Camden
Net
Dei
Kauffmann
Sultan's Death Sparks Vengeance in Morocco City
Dr Avila says the late sultan's death signals bloodshed and vengeance in Moroccan cities. He warns that murder and pillage are already rife and that the sick and vulnerable will be special targets as locals flee with their treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Mapp
Avila
Morocco
Abap Aziz
Spain
Fragmented OCR note hints at an investigation trail
An unclear OCR fragment mentions bloodhounds on a trail after a party, two vacant houses, and a circuitous route. The text is garbled and lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to form a full event summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iLyachea
AL Encenatary
Iron Miners in Gogebic Range Issue Ultimatum
In Inonwoop Michigan on June 15 1900 iron miners on the Gogebic range present an ultimatum to operators. They demand wages of 2 per day for miners and 165 for trammers and common laborers. If not granted by Saturday 3000 men will strike and close every mine in the Gogebic district, with 8000 men affected if the strike spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inonwoop
Mich
Gogebic Range
Gogebic District
Liocak
Military actions threaten Uhrichsville and Sherrodsville yards
Reports from Midvale to Sherrodsville describe looming attacks and reinforced defenses. General Woodford meets Colonel Coit about Gatling guns to guard Uhrichsville yards while sheriffs coordinate with Governor McKinley as Sixteenth Infantry is ordered to join sheriff’s forces. Coal workers in Scranton? no, ScorrpaLy mentions continued strike with no settlements until two thirds of operators consent.
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Midvate
Woodford
Cleveland
Lorainé
Wheeling
Coit
Uhrichs Ville
Here
Gatling Gans
Uhrichsville
Sherrodsville
CanRré Liton
Jane
A. C. ‘Blair
Wheeling and
Lake
Erie Railway
Lfe
McKinley
Sixteenth- Infantry
H.‘S.’ Bunker
Sherrodaville
Old Scalés Stir Miners Strike and Pumphouse Explosion
June 15 Greensburg Pa miners hold mass meeting to stay out until old wages restored after operators refuse 70 to 60 cents. Pumphouse at Alverton coke plant blown by dynamite. strikers blamed. At Missionfield mines Consolidated Coal workers return to old wages.
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ScorrpaLy
ThonTon
Old Maidsville
Famphouse Brown
Greensburg
Alverton Coke
McClure & Co
Danvuir
Missionfield- Mines
Consolidated Coal Company
Odd Fellows Elect Officers After Grand Lodge Degree
The Grand Lodge degree conferral saw 300 candidates before officers were elected. Dr. Howard Fisher became grand master, JO Belden of Austin deputy grand, H. A. Rider of Little Falls grand warden, A. M. Bolton and C. M. Sprague re-elected grand secretary and treasurer, and Wella named representative to the sovereign grand lodge for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Paor
Howard
Fisher
JO. Belden
A ‘Austin
Train arrives delegates at Homeopathy Jubilee in Denver
Hundreds of delegates arrive by train for the Homeopathy Jubilee in Denver. Over 400 delegates attended the meeting at eight o clock with participants from all parts of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eens Essepette
Denver
Ates
Minister Phelps: Dying in Java Theater Ambush
A report from a local scene notes Minister Bz. and Phelps facing critical injuries after an attack in Java Theater. Earlier updates described uncertain hospital condition as investigators review the incident and authorities pursue leads.
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Lunpry
Orrin Houtis
Jassie Ashton
Asuprys
Bros. Hermann
Giraffe
Merigold & CO
Capes
Merigold
J. Winkels & CO
Second
Lafayette Streets
H. W. Kingsbury’s Grocery
West Third Street
Winona, Minn
Winona Hardware
C. C. Clement Hwd, Co
Reinarts & Birdlebough
Center Street Grocers
Just
S. W. Morgan’s
West Third St
James
New Schmitt
Third and Main Streets
Paeieidys
Bismarge
Eastwara
Srive
Phelps
SALE
Ringling Bros’ Circus
Winona
Clothiers
Black Bear
Wright & CO
of Minnesota
Panty of
Winonass
Maria Votruba
Frank Votruba
Bate
Ghildren
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