27 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1890
Page
1
Leonard Refrigerators Jewel Gas and Gasoline Stoves Ice Cream Freezers Garden City Lawn Mowers Wire Screens and Netting Adjustable Window Screen A short local ad listing seasonable home appliances and garden items for shoppers.
A local shop advertises a wide range of sporting goods including guns and ammunition, fishing rods and tackle, cutlery, and collars for pets. Shoppers can expect a general inventory for outdoor activities and hunting season preparations.
Sereno best medium priced cook stove praised as a top value Alpine Boss Cheap Stove highlighted as a leading budget option in the era setting, reflecting survival era housing needs and household gear preferences.
Everything in Tinware Wire Goods and Wooden Ware. Granite and Royal Flint Superior and Easy Carpet Sweepers offered as available stock and furnishings.
Goods including nails and related hardware advertised at deeply discounted prices. Promotional line lists various items and mentions low prices, suggesting a clearance or sale event.
The Chicago state association hosted a grand banquet at the Palmer House with 250 attendees including 110 special guests. Judge Leroy D. Thoman presided as Chief Justice Fuller and other dignitaries joined in three hours of toasts and discussion of the World’s Columbian Exposition. President Harrison sent a letter of regrets.
The national movement for the World’s Columbian exposition opened in Chicago as the national commission was established. John T. Harris of Virginia named temporary chairman and R. R. Price of Kansas temporary secretary, with W. E. Curtis as assistant secretary. A twelve member committee on permanent organization was proposed to name officers and committees, then be elected in open meeting. The initial slate of permanent organizational committee members was announced and the session adjourned to 10 a.m.
Huntington Pa June 27 Mrs Adam H Wise fainted while filling a lamp, dropping an oil can on a stove. She and her young son nearby were drenched in burning oil and fatally burned.
Stig fears Bancroft will not recover as historians describe his fragile state after an unspecified incident.
June 27 report from Washington describes Representative Wilson urging Indian Commissioner Morgan to replace Superintendent Abbott of the Yakima agency with a Republican ally. Abbott, born Rhode Island, was appointed by Morgan, sparking a sharp exchange. The meeting ended abruptly with Wilson threatening to take the matter to Secretary Noble.
New York reports two marauding parties against Mexico were pursued into Mexican territory. Leaders Sandoval and others were wounded. one leader was shot by captors after a brief military trial. The rest were executed in a Neuva Laredo ravine as Mexican authorities investigate the raid.
In Quintana Missouri on June 27 a mob of about forty gathered late at night near a farm house where a 21 year old man was reportedly attacked. The scene described a tense vigil with neighbors and friends of the accused victim present as authorities faced the threat of further violence.
A boiler explosion at the Northern Star mill in Bed, Maine, kills seven and injures four. The blast destroys the yard and worker lives, with rescue teams assessing the wreckage and listing missing details as investigators search for causes and survivors.
Disjointed OCR fragmentary text cites names Sullivan Yale Donovan Hatton Muldoon Cleary Kilvaig and others with references to indictments, sums like 100 dollars and a Fort Worth setting. Unclear events and dates hinder precise reconstruction of the original article.
The Attorney General orders District Attorney Hay of Minneapolis to begin immediate prosecution for conspiracy to defraud census enumerators accused of making false population returns to inflate Minneapolis figures. William Brooks hanged at Pine City for the murder of Mrs. Coombs. Northwest, Washington, June 27.
William Brooker was hanged at Pine City Minnesota at daybreak for the November murder of Mr and Mrs Coombs. The execution was the first in Pine County and the second under John Days law, held without reporters present. Brooker refused spiritual solace and his motive involved his wife’s relationship with Coombs and plans to flee the country.
In Minneapolis on June 27 representatives from Fidelity Trust of Philadelphia met Washburn-Crosby officials to decide if the mills will stay with local lessees or come under English control led by Charles A. Pillsbury. Washburn-Crosby expects surrender at lease expiry September 1, with property possibly passing to foreign stockholders.
June 27 format N D. A proposal grows to locate a new town named Tralesa at the Soolling crossing of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line between Sargent and Harlem. Proponents seek county office division pacts to relocate county seat from Forman to the crossing town of Tralesa.
A special Milwaukee railway train carried leading officials through Aberdeen North Dakota bound for Eureka to survey the crop situation. The journey signals interest as the Soo lines may extend the Oakes route to the Missouri River, making the trip highly significant.
An English syndicate has purchased 8,000 acres of cement lands near the city and will begin erecting another mammoth plant. Representatives claim larger cement rock deposits here than the Portland deposits in England and of superior quality.
Mr Hall secures passage of a bill authorizing a bridge across the Mississippi at Hastings from Main to Sibley street. The structure requires a clear channel span and headroom of fifty five feet above high water. The measure moves toward approval.
ASHLAND Wis June 27 It is reported here that the Northern Pacific gravel train is on its side in a ditch twenty five miles north of here Passenger trains are delayed six or seven hours.
The semi annual meeting of the State Horticultural Society opened in Black River Falls Wisconsin for two days of sessions. An excellent display of floricultural work is on view and the premium list is very liberal with strong attendance reported.
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