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17 Jun 1895
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1895
Page
1
Columbian Garland Steel Range Promises Superior Cooking
A humorous warning leads into a sales notice for the Columbian Garland Steel Range praising its build quality and features. The Portable Aerated Oven can be removed for repairs and cleaning and keeps fresh heated air circulating to prevent drying meats and improve results, with more reasons to buy teased for in-person viewing.
Treasury Receipts Steady, No Extra Session Imminent
Treasury receipts for June show no improvement over May as customs and internal revenue stay near last month’s levels. First half June totals: customs 0,224,725 and internal revenue 5,107,055, with a year to date deficit around 5,200,030. No expectation of an extra congressional session or additional bond issues before December. Gold reserve about 99.5 million dollars. cash balance near 184 million. The syndicate’s treaty obligation to shield gold from export withdrawals remains in effect until October 1, with about 7.5 million still owed on the contract and bond deliveries tied to gold deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasernoros
Congress
Treasury Department
Treasury
Sterling Exchange
London
Opening of the Harlem canal celebrated with cannon and parades
New York reports the formal opening of the Harlem ship canal linking the Hudson to Long Island Sound. Governors Morton and Werts attend with staff, plus mayors of New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Yonkers, Mount Vernon, and others. A grand marine parade and land procession mark the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem Ship Canal
Hudson
Long Island Sound
Morton
Werts
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
Accidental Killing of Typographical Union Official’s Son
In Indianapolis on June 17 a year old son of Hugo Miller secretary of the International Typographical Union was shot and killed by picnickers shooting at a target. The killing was purely accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hugo Miller
International Typographical Union
Prominent Orranxo businessman sent to asylum
J G Leonard a leading Orranxo businessman was taken to the state hospital for the insane after his finances suffered reverses. The move comes as his mental state deteriorates amid financial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orranxo, Wis
J. G. Leonard
State Hospital For
Death of William H Noonan in Stillwater
Stillwater Minnesota reports the death of William H Noonan at 85 years old. He arrived in the city in the 1930s and lived there for many decades.
Disappearance of Ranges Strains Cattle Supply Cited
St. Louis June 17 The Butchers' and Packers' magazine quotes scarce cattle supply due to disappearing ranges. Articles in leading New York and Chicago papers reference the issue and discuss impacts on markets and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Butchers’ and Packers’ Magazine
New York
Chicago
Indian weddings surge as Cherannees and Arapahoes wed
Captain Woodson, acting Indian agent at Darlington Oklahoma, enforces civil marriage rites among Cherannees and Arapahoes. Indians from all quarters travel to be married by him after his order emphasizing civil rites. One couple celebrated 60 years of prior marriage. many Christianized Indians remarry under religious rites, led by Paul Goodbear, a Presbyterian preacher. About 100 couples expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wictims
Kan
Woodson
Fith Cavaler
Cherannes
Arapahoes
Darlington
Gatiss
Wess Pointer
Paul Goodbear
A Bad Wreck at Yemasse Charleston and Savannah Trains Collide
A head end collision at Yemasse on the Charleston and Savannah line at 1:05 am left locomotives wrecked and engineer William Black with a broken leg. Four unknown colored tramps were killed, mail cars shredded, clerks C F Crow and J P Beard escaped injury, passengers shaken but unharmed. Relief from Savannah with doctors Charlton and Duncan aided the injured. wreck blamed on operator negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Charleston and Savannah
Yemasse
William Black
C. FP. Crowft
J P. Beard
Savannah
Brewers Deny Child Labor Claims At Bottling Works
Milwaukee officials including Gustav Pabst and Pabst Brewery Secretary Henning refute Ethelbert Stewart's United States Labor Department charges that Milwaukee bottling plants employ children and tolerate drunkenness and immorality. They say no one under 14 is employed and workers only paste labels, with foremen safeguarding propriety. The unions and public inspections are asserted to prove the allegations false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Stewart
Milwateee
St. Paul
Ethelbert Stewart
United States Labor Department
Gustav Pabst
Henning
Pabst
Foreigners Said to Be in a Critical Condition in Formosa
News from Formosa reports Black Flags threaten serious trouble. Foreigners on the island are in critical condition. British cruiser Spartan lands marines and Rainbow sails to the scene of disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Hone Kone
Rainbow
Murder in Sioux Valley Township Over Cash Taken
Wortsrsetos Minn June 17 Jacob Larson of Sioux Valley township Jackson county was murdered for his money about 500 dollars secured police seek motive and suspect in the crime in Jackson county era newspaper report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortsrsetos
Minn
Jacob Larson
Sioux Valley Township
Jackson County
Marblehead Attracts Thousands In Harbor Display
The United States cruiser Marblehead drew large crowds at the harbor on June 17, being the great attraction as locals visited and admired the vessel, with thousands in attendance.
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Marblehead
Ex-State Treasurer Taylor Leaves Chicago for Pierre
W. W. Taylor ex-South Dakota treasurer did not meet reporters at the Palmer House and left on the 6:10 Northwestern to Pierre. Brother H A. Taylor said Taylor refused interviews and would surrender to authorities, after weeks evading detectives. He stayed briefly at the Palmer under an assumed name and consulted with Attorney General Crawford and D. K. Tenny about terms of his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. W. Taylor
South Dakota
Palmer House
H A. Taylor
Lafayette
Ind
Palmer
Taylor
Pierre
D. D
Tropics
Crawford
D. K. Tenny
Sound Money Men Ahead In Kentucky Precinct Meetings
Democrats in Kentucky held precinct mass meetings to select delegates for the county conventions in Louisville. Delegates in Jefferson County favor Clay for governor and sound money, with many also backing Harrn. Both Clay and Tardin voiced cautious optimism as the state convention’s direction remains unsettled until county actions finalize opinions.
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LovinsvilLe
Democrate
Kentucky
Jefferson County
Clay
T Rdin
Sioux City Indian Scare Hits Town
Sioux City reports a Winnebago influx from Nebraska selling gooseberries causing a large drunken camp. About 100 individuals established tents in the east part of the city, drank heavily, and authorities ordered their departure but refrain from force due to their numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Nebraska Reservation
Bridge Collapse at East End Ends Passenger Walkway
In Grand Rapids on June 17 a crowd gathered near the abandoned Chicago and West Michigan bridge when the foot passenger section near the east end gave way, plunging a number of people about fifteen feet. Railway workers and bystanders assisted the injured as emergency crews arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago and West Michigan
Malpractice Charged After Patient’s Death in Farce
Oscar Rhea, a Raymond township farmer, died after an operation at Dr. Thor Moeller’s hospital. His sister alleged malpractice and requested an inquest after Dr. Carpenter was not called. A dozen or more people were precipitated to rocks but no one killed, several injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farce
N. D
Oscar Rhea
Raymond Township
Thor Moeller
Carpenter
Rhea
Railroad Man Missing In Grand Forks North Dakota
June 17 report from Grand Forks North Dakota lists D S Stewart cashier at the Great Northern freight office missing after buying a bank draft for 800 on St Paul. He was well regarded locally. In Denver June 17 United States Judge Hallet signed foreclosure and sale order in Central Trust Company of New York vs Denver City Cable Railway Company. Damages set at 5 662 142.07 as part of the corporate plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnippg
William Farr
Vancouver
Australia
Grand Forss
N. D
D. S. Stewart
Great Northern
Stewart
St. Paul
Denver
United States
Hallet
Central Trust Company of New York
Denver City Cable Railway Company
Bridge Collapse Kills Man in Owensboro Incident
In Owensboro Kentucky on June 17 a 30 foot span steel bridge collapsed after two main bolts were missing. A traction engine and thresher caused the fall, killing James White and fatally injuring Thomas Rouse of Leightown near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
James White
Thomas Rouse
Leightown
Labor Troubles Settled at Florence Iron and Steel
Florence Indiana June 17. The dispute between the Florence Iron and Steel company and its employees was settled with the company paying a portion of wages owed. The mill will resume operations at once with 250 workers returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monciz
Ind
Florence Iron and Steel Company
China Hesitates on Russo-Chinese Loan Terms
Rumor says China has not agreed to the loan, fearing guarantee terms could hinder securing funds for indemnity. Meanwhile, a cable from Minister Denby reports Chinese riots at Cheng Tung caused little damage to American mission property and no injuries to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpoy
China
Washinatoy
State Department
Denby
Cheng Tung
Russia Reports Abundant Crop Near 1893 Levels
A dispatch from Odessa quoted in The Chronicle says Russia will enjoy a splendid cereal harvest this year nearly matching the 1893 abundance. Rye crop especially robust, signaling strong overall production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Chronicle
Odessa
On Trial for her Husband's Murder in Fort Sirs
Fort Sirs June 17 Mrs Kittering a young Colorado migrant from 1894 stands trial for the murder of her elderly husband who had life insurance valued at $20,000 payable to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sirs
Kittering
Colorado
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