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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1894
Page
1
The advertisement highlights a fur furnace with warm air heating using practical ideas. It claims superiority due to 100 extra square feet of radiating surface for the same grate size, suggesting better efficiency and heat output.
Crowds thronged Lyons throughout the day as rioting erupted over a murder. Troops protected the Italian quarter and consulate while police made about 400 arrests. Stores were wrecked, loot seized, and violence extended to cafes and shops, with threats against Italians and anarchists amid a heavy police and military presence.
The body of M Carnot was moved from the prefecture to a train bound for Paris after prayers. The funeral cortege drew a densely packed crowd in Lyons with civil and military authorities present. Gendarmes kept the route clear as officials from various cities attended and silent prayers were offered for Carnot’s soul.
Reports from London Berlin and Paris describe shock and grief after the assassination of President Carnot. Leaders condemn the act calling assassins enemies of humanity while Britain vows a mourning period similar to that observed after Garfield's death.
In Madrid the senate and chamber of deputies heard ministers and leaders condemn the crime that robbed France of its chief executive. The deceased president was warmly eulogized and both houses adjourned for a week to honor his memory. London dispatch notes Carnot funeral planned with burial in the Pantheon beside Victor Hugo and the president's father Lasare Carnot.
Fragmented text outlines settlers and land office decisions on pre emptions in Dakota Territory. Mentions Hastings Lincoln area, rail road lands, and official declarations affecting settlers and family ties amid disputed land claims.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe bond issues and payments at Northaeld Waterworks in Minn with scattered figures and names. The garbled text hints at a formal postponement or directive to proceed, mentioning a Waban area and references to amounts and accounts, but the exact details are unclear due to corruption.
The document argues that actual conditions justify preserving executive power and financial vigor, noting increased treasury funds, stable export-import balances, and bank support. It counters claims on debt postponement and highlights wage losses from a strike, threatening a boycott if arbitration is refused for Pullman shop wage scales.
William A Simerott former treasurer and secretary of the Switchmen Mutual Aid association fled the city after leaving his wife and child. Relatives say he did not reveal his destination but claimed to be absent a month. Authorities note accounts reportedly show a 25000 dollar deficit.
Police arrest five suspects tied to a counterfeit ring on the outskirts of Los Angeles. Investigators say three months of complaints about fake coins and notes led to the capture. The group is believed linked to the Abetti-Viscounti gang, previously jailed in San Francisco and now in San Quentin.
A fragmentary notice describes a murder scene at an office in Blackawk. A woman named Carrie Rath appears to be the victim, with hurried references to a stray shot and two bullets striking the head. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or full names.
Fragmentary report notes the 20th annual session of the Minnesota Knights Templar Grand Commandery held in Yankton. Citizens offered rations for two to three days as Captain Edwards leads the army downstream toward Cabo Ts. Meetings included finance and officer reports, with officers elected in the afternoon session.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a revival event labeled Fitneburg Toduateles with mentions of final strike and activities for various participants. Reading is incomplete, but references to Adie and sidepartivents appear among scattered elements.
Emma Juch, the prima donna, married Francis Wellman assistant district attorney of New York, in a Monday afternoon ceremony at St Andrews Episcopal church Stamford Conn. The wedding joined two prominent figures in the arts and law with the city as witness.
June 26 1926 reports from Pittsburg that 200 families living in company houses at Painters Run Panhandle mines have been evicted after the Miners' Union secretary warner received word. The firm refuses to sign the scale.
Chamberlain announces G Rowe has assumed duties as land office official in the state. The change follows Rowe’s register position and shifts in Republican leadership.
The coroner's jury returns a verdict stating Allen defied Clapp and expresses no opinion on self defense. The report names Paul June 26 as part of the jury proceedings.
June report from Clinton Island describes Captain Cole stepping into a saloon to stop a fight. The crowd surged and Cole was struck, then he fired at William Rener, who died from his injuries. Cole was badly injured and carried from the scene.
Judge Smith rules against the Gilbert Arnold Land Company case and blocks salaries for the Superior aldermen and mayor who had voted to draw pay. The decision affects city governance and compensation policy.
In Dundas, Iowa, at about 9 a.m. on June 26, Albert Parsona fell from a position north of the town and sustained injuries that caused his death shortly after.
Rome reports that all Italian bourses have closed in mourning for France after the assassination of President Carnot. The sorrowful move reflects shared grief and respect for the French leader.
In Kokono Indiana Dr Levi Connor trustee of Union township lies dead from morphine overdose. books in a tangle with a large shortage cited. Gresham Caples Austin Washington June 26 Following official action by the state department Ambassador Eustis reports the assassination of M Carnot and the sorrow of the president and American people.
A patchwork of OCR fragments reports on treasury cash balance and gold reserve totals, a royal marriage reference, a consul dinner in London, a dynamite attack on a railroad bridge near New Haven, a Kentucky physician’s prominence, a Danville death of John Power, a cyclone near Galesburg Illinois, grand stand concerns at a race track, Costa Rica's ex-president visiting New York, a fire at a slate factory in Ban on Pa, and weekly freight shipments from Chicago with year over year comparisons.
Mason Mich June 26 jury in the case against the Attorney General Ellid charged with altering voting returns on an amendment increasing his own malanys have just announced they cannot agree. They have been out since Saturday afternoon.
The court granted an application for the appointment of a separate receiver for the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. RK McNeil was appointed receiver to manage the assets and operations amid the proceedings.
An OCR fragment from a local newspaper page shows garbled text and partial names. The readable elements are insufficient to identify people, places, dates, or events with confidence. The item appears to be an unreadable brief or notice rather than a complete story.
A fragmentary OCR item shows scattered team names and scores such as St Louis Louisville Boston Pittsburg Washington, but no coherent event, date, or outcome is readable. The text lacks a complete sentence structure or context to identify the game or report.
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