22 Jun 1887
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1887
Page
1
The text describes royal Jubilee events with the queen and royal procession to Buckingham Palace. It notes crowds, heat, some sunstroke injuries, and police strains. It also reports Irish counterparades in Dublin and Cork with Nationalists opposing the celebration, black flags, and clashes before order is restored.
A banquet for 140 gentlemen at the Grand Pacific celebrated the queen's jubilee with dual national banners and floral tributes. A morning lakefront parade led to Cheltenham beach for sports and prizes totaling $1500, followed by fireworks. Protests in Boston and other Jubilee events nationwide are noted, including a Victoria jubilee memorial Mass and a convalescent ward dedication at Garfield Hospital.
Washington June 22 The Mt Vernon estate where Washington lies entombed was enlarged by a 33.5 acre tract on the northern side near the tomb at Mt Vernon The land was secured through the generosity of Jay Gould He visited Mt Vernon while returning from Fortress Monroe and praised the care of the grounds The price paid for the land was not disclosed
Emma Lee and Etta Molloy testified about the night of the murder in which Cora, Graham, and others were involved. The defendant, married to George Graham in 1885, described her actions that day and night. Hubbard and Patterson pressed the state’s case, defense counsel prepared rebuttal. The trial was expected to reach the jury Tuesday.
Reports from Morehead and surrounding areas describe a terror climate with bands of self-styled regulators vowing vengeance on Craig Tolliver and his allies. Citizens arm themselves nightly as fear spreads, with town guards and county officials reportedly aligned with Tolliver. Outlaws attack nearby farms, and residents flee while law and order collapse under threat of arson and bloodshed.
A riot in Amesbury Massachusetts erupts as a wagon hauled liquor into town and police struggle to restrain a mob led by known manufacturers. Policeman Goodwin arrests a driver who is rescued as windows are smashed and police driven to the station. The riot act is read by Judge Cate to disperse the crowd. In Chicago a separate report notes Eddie McDonald, son of I. S. McDonald, dies after falling through a skylight at the county hospital, his father overwhelmed by grief.
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