19 Jun 1882
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1882
Page
1
The notice outlines correspondence rules for Minnesota farming and industry coverage with names and addresses required for good faith. A lightning strike hit Aislin, damaging the house corner and causing about 100 dollars in damage. A bystander Sophie Schone fell and sustained head and shoulder injuries, now considered dangerous.
The Arkansas Senator Sebastian is depicted as the most bashful man in the nation. In a humorous narrative, he recounts his courtship and wedding, describing fear and hesitation at the bridal chamber. The tale ends with the narrator entering the room to find the bride and six bridesmaids by the fire.
The Garfield memorial tablet, to be placed in St James Chapel Elberton where Bishop Scarborough preached Garfield's funeral, arrived from Cox & Sons. The 56 by 23 inch polished brass Gothic design features the sword of Garfield, the great seal of Ohio and New Jersey, laurel wreaths, and inscriptions honoring the late president.
A vivid lightning strike at about 2 PM on the North Side caused fires and destruction across several residences. Dr. E L Landis of 178 Howe Street suffered carpet damage and ruined telephone equipment after the bolt followed a line into his home. Dr. Charles T Parkes at 279 Bissel Street saw windows broken and furniture ruined, with damage around 250 dollars. Mrs. Long’s house at 275 Shirtfield avenues also reported impact.
Miss L Thebaud of Madison New Jersey and Hugh K Toler grandson of ex Gov Pennington went ahead with a house wedding after Bishop Wigger initially approved an interfaith union. On Thursday the bishop forbade the ceremony threatening excommunication if performed by a Protestant minister. The couple then wed in Madison at the priest’s house in a modified ceremony.
Numerous ledger items list payments to Laird Norton & Co and others for lumber and materials for district road construction, rock work and roads in various districts, with small totals and a few miscellaneous office and farm expenses. Entries note payments, adjournments, and cemetery burials with supporting names and locations.
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