23 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1890
Page
1
Leonard Refrigerators Jewel Gas and Gasoline Stoves Ice Cream Freezers Garden City Lawn Mowers Wire Screens and Netting Adjustable Window Screen describe a catalog style sales display for seasonal home goods and outdoor equipment.
An old classified notice lists sporting goods, fishing rods and tackle, cutlery, and dog collars within a general retailer display. The item mentions categories rather than specific brands, prices, or models.
An advertisement promotion touts Garland as the best in the world and Sereno as the best medium priced cook stove. Alpine is pitched as the boss cheap stove.
Local catalog highlights Granite and Royal Flint superior and easy carpet sweepers suitable for households seeking efficient cleaning solutions. The display emphasizes durability, user friendly design, and affordable pricing.
Washington report notes rumors of a Republican move to adjourn early with a tariff bill to the president. Kane Ingalls Plumb and Blaine are cited in debates over changes to the tariff, while talk of a special session and administration opposition to the McKinley bill grows.
Washington June 28 The House will dissect and likely pass the new election bill this week starting Tuesday after the journal reading and continuing to Saturday when a vote is expected. The Senate will spend time on appropriation bills to finish before the fiscal year end. Other items include consular and diplomatic appropriations, the old question of foreign representation rank, and discussions on the Wyoming and Idaho admission bills. Senator Power introduces a bill to sell public lands unfit for cultivation but valuable for stone. Miners report intimidation by strikers in Michigan.
United Press reports Blaine defended the McKinley bill overall while condemning the sugar clause which would open a free market for sugar planters of the Southern continent. He argued opening Latin American markets could aid American farmers by swapping duties on sugar rather than removing them. The discussion stressed trade benefits and potential misapprehensions.
The Senate passed a measure reallocating lands formerly held by the Mormon church to the use of Utah public schools. The bill advances a national fund, dedicating proceeds from public land grants to facilitate scientific, industrial, and educational development.
Sioux City June 23 Cora Otto a 20 year old girl was assaulted in her dark bedroom by a man who held a revolver to her head and clubbed her before escaping. the attacker identified as Fr Dewey a former suitor who had pursued her but was not found by police. her husband has received a threatening letter demanding she drop the case.
A garbled report from Guntersville Alabama and Omaha Nebraska describes a mob shooting and a jail stay. Charice Watson a shell worker was shot near a domestic dispute two miles from the city. The incident links to a prominent neighbor and a state education office shooting.
The fourteenth annual session of the North American Turners gathered in New York on June 23 with 724 delegates from 36 states. W. Minn. Pfender served as temporary chairman as the opening business session began amid political discussions and singing.
A Washington dispatch reports Superintendent Porter revoked the commissions of three Minneapolis enumerators who confessed to padding returns with names supplied by a citizens’ committee. The move, tied to sustained questions about orderly verification, prompts a thorough review led by Porter and Bondinot to purge fraud and safeguard census integrity.
In Saint Paul on June 23 a group of over fifty business leaders met in Mayor Smith's office to urge district attorney Eugene Hay to prosecute census enumerators accused of padding returns. They presented a petition after an affidavit by detective J. H. Mason and formed an executive committee to push the case, with potential special indictments if Hay declines to act.
In Rochester and Minneapolis area standings for the American Association, results show 75 Bisle 8 18 and 1 Toledo in a mixed string. Denver and Kansas City appear among city results with unclear figures and fragmented scores.
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