25 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1890
Page
1
Leonard offers seasonable goods including refrigerators Jewel gas and gasolene stoves ice cream freezers Garden City lawn mowers wire screens and nettings and adjustable window screens for home comfort and outdoor work.
Local store lists sporting goods including guns and ammunition fishing rods and tackle cutlery and dog collars. Open daily with in-store specials and seasonal discounts. Visit for selection on outdoor essentials.
Advertisement listing cook stoves with brand names Garland Sereno and Alpine. Claims Garland best in the world Sereno as best medium priced option and Alpine as a boss cheap stove.
Readable copy notes a sale featuring tinware wire goods and wooden ware items with Granite and Royal Flint Superior and HKasy carpet sweepers included among offerings.
Silver producing states clash with Blaine on free Mexican silver. Senators Jones and Teller oppose expanding executive power and duties, while Allison and Aldrich show opposition. Midwestern and Blaine loyalists push for delay, with July likely second week before action.
Minneapolis June 25 The Washington special reports Senate amendments seek 50000 for an Indian industrial school near Bismarck North Dakota and 5000 to continue the Devils Lake school by Catholic Sisters of Charity. Pettigrew backs 50000 for a Flandreau school and favors a Fort Ellis grant with land to South Dakota militia. Moody proposes 450000 for irrigation, including 250000 for artesian basin underflow and wells, under Agriculture Secretary supervision, a move that again defeats Powell geological survey.
The house committee on coinage weights and measures votes 6 to 5 to report the silver bill back to the house with a recommendation that senate amendments be non concurred in and a conference asked. Absent were Walker and Mutchler. The rules committee adjourns to discuss the election bill and will seek a resolution for consideration this week.
In Washington on June 25 the senate passed the post office appropriation bill with an amendment for postal agents on ships between German and American ports. The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill also passed. The pension bill goes to the president after receding from two added pension agents. House adjourns at 6 p.m.
Walshington June 25 At a meeting of the houses committee on judiciary it decided to report a substitute for the senate original package bill The substitute applies to all articles of commerce while the senate bill targeted only fermented distilled and other intoxicating liquors Representative Reed of Iowa will prepare the report Adams of Illinois was the only member who voted against the resolution likely to prepare a minority report No discrimination allowed favoring citizens or own products nor obstruction of transportation except to enforce state health laws
Governor Merriam endorses a committee report to test binding twine manufacture at Stillwater Prison. He urges immediate setup of one or two machinery sets funded by legislative appropriation and promises support to ensure success, aiming to benefit the public.
Brightwood beach hosts a summer assembly in Litchfield Minn with large crowds attending through June 30. Programs feature University Glee Club songs cornet solos elocution by Miss Soe McClary Temperance day Mrs Hobart WOTU discussion Nationalism by E T Wheelock Army day concludes with war songs stories and a lecture on the Seppy rebellion by L G iy Visitors bow free gate free to all entertainments.
Minnesota Prohibitionists report only organization and speech making at the state convention in St Paul. No nominating decisions yet. gubernatorial prospects include J W Hall of Fergus Falls or outsiders like Z D Scott of Duluth. Fourth district congress nominations name W Dean of Minneapolis for congress amid some resistance.
Spokane Falls faces a crisis after a street railway rivalry with Division Street targets. City and county officials clash over tracks. arrests of the mayor, streets chief, and police captain follow. Judge orders 250 deputy sheriffs sworn in as tensions mount with no bloodshed yet.
Pioneer Press Washington special reports Special Agent Boudinot found twenty names on Minneapolis census rolls with accredited residences on vacant lots. He cites three supervisors who allegedly used unverified citizen furnished names and had them verified under supervision. Davenport denies suspending enumerators and calls for revocation of commissions and new verifications under Davenport and Boudinot supervision.
At Wyandotte Junction a series of stolen mail pouches on the Rock Island and Burlington routes led to over five hundred thousand dollars in checks drafts and money vanishing during transit between Council Bluffs and Davenport. Six railroad workers were watched. two were arrested Wilson Green and A D H Lay each held on five thousand dollar bonds.
Pierre to Rapid City railroad work advances as C B E Clay from Louisville reports that orders came to ship workers to Pierre for grading the Northwestern extension. Winston secured a contract to grade 100 miles west from Pierre. In Des Moines, Frank Pierce shot Terry Chambers, with Chambers gravely wounded and public excitement rising.
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