Fraternal Lodge and Commandery Notices for Ty Ree and Postofine Block
Masonic Hall events announce Wiona Lover No 18 monthly meetings inviting visiting Brethren and noting officers J R Morton W M J J Siusran Secretary. Wrrona Crapren No 5 holds meetings second Tuesday monthly at Masonio Hall Postafine Block with visiting Companions welcome led by Clements H P and Titi Secretary. Cosex bs Lion Commandery No 3 states second and fourth Friday conclaves at 7 30 p m in the Asylum Dissonte Hall third story Postofine Block Knight orders invited led by W Hexner E O LD and Waosr B0order.
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Wiona Lover
Ty Ree
J. R. Morton
J. J. Siusran
Wrrona Crapren
Masonio Hall
Postafine
Aioe
Clement
Titi
Cosex Bs Lion Commandery
Asylumin Dissonte Hall
Pontofiles Block
Osuruh Fir Knighta
W. Hbexnerr E
Local Fraternal and Loan Society Notices in Winona
The Winona Building and Loan Association meets on the first Tuesday evening at the secretary's office in Postoffice block with funds on hand at favorable rates. Also listed are the U A O D Oak Grove Lodge, with Wednesday meetings at Druid's Hall. U R Knights of Pythias with drill each Wednesday and bank work monthly. and the Board of Trade with regular first Wednesday meetings and secretary Edward Lees in Odd Fellows block.
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Oak Grove
Winona
Minn
Druid’s Hall
4Th Street
Center
Lafayette Streets
N. W. Possz
A. J. Sairn
N. A
Wisona Division No. 22
U. R
L. D.ifsowr
Haunt Nivay
Csptain
Third
Lafayette
Board of Trade Rooms
Edward Lees
Silver at record low price drives bullion value drop
Gold standard reports show silver sinking to the lowest recorded level. London quotes 37 1/2 to 86 pence, about 78.8 to 81.8 cents per ounce. India’s mints closures cited as main cause. Silver dollar valued at 60 1/2 cents as bullion. historical highs noted with Bland and Sherman acts shaping deficits and mining output.
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Washington
London
New York
Preston
Mint
India
United States
India Coinage Suspension Shocks U S Officials
President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle, with government financial officers, received first authentic news that India suspended silver coinage. Mr Carlisle and the president conferred for hours at the White House and later at the president's suburban home, weighing possible actions as details remained unclear.
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Washington
Carlisle
Government of India
Ladstone
House of Commons
Lord Kimberly
House of Lords
White House
United States
Silver Coinage Halted at Indian Mints
Telegrams from Calcutta report that the Indian government stopped silver coinage at the Indian mints. In the Lords, Earl of Kimberley stated the Indian council passed an act to close Indian mints to free coinage of silver. Cleveland dispatch notes Prohibitionists preparing for state actions.
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India
United States
London
Calcutta
House of Lords
Earl of Kimberley
Convention at Music Hall Sets Record Attendance
Arrangements and details are in a very complete condition for a convention at Music Hall. All indications point to one of the largest, most enthusiastic and important gatherings in the history of this party in this state.
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Music’ ' Hall
Official Statement on Loss of Life in Victoria Foundering
Questions in the house of commons addressed the sinking of the battleship Victoria with updates from Tripoli. Officials report the dead were under initial estimates. 360 lost, 22 officers and 888 men, 287 saved, including 26 officers and 261 sailors. Mourning plans await admiralty information as naval engagements are canceled.
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Victoria
B. C
Admiral Stevenson
Pacific Squadron
Admiralty
Olneys World Fair funds ruling and other news items
Attorney General Olney rules that congressionally appropriated funds for the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair remain available with one exception the Illinois World’s Columbian Exposition payment is not to be made. Also reports of Jack the Ripper crimes in London cholera on shipboard in Malta a potential new China US treaty Li Hung Chang’s immigration concerns and shipbuilder W H Quayle’s death in Cleveland and a coal find in Dansbury Connecticut.
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Washington
Olney
Congress
Chicago
Court.of Appeals
Ilinois Corporation
China
London
Shanghai
Standard
Li Hung Chang
United States
Robbery at Merchants National Bank in Moorhead
About noon a man with a revolver robbed Merchants National Bank in Moorhead Minnesota of about $2000 after forcing the cashier to hand over the money. He fled in a buggy, swam the river, leaving $40 in gold. a large posse searches the woods on both riverbanks.
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Moorheap
Minn
Merchants’ National Bank
van Vlissengen
Jay Cooke Stable
Rail fare cuts spark talk of rail rate wars
News from June 27 reports Northern Pacific cutting first class to 45 and second to 40 cents from San Francisco to St Paul, provoking fears of widespread rate wars. Southern Pacific seeks Eastern rail agreement to match these cuts, threatening wider demoralization east of the Missouri River.
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Cascado
Northern Pacific
San Francisco
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Jury clears two Chippewa Indians of first degree murder
Madison June 27 a United States court jury found Ko zini and Moneypenny two Chippewa Indians from the Bad River reservation guilty of murder in the first degree. Ashland Wauperton N D June 2% Red River Valley university closed after its first year. Examination of students and other exercises showed excellent work. Boston June 97 supreme court decides that sending a child to a parochial school meets statutory requirements even if the school is not approved by the school committee.
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Madison
Wis
Kozini
Moneypenny
Bad River Reservation
Ashland
Wauperton
Red River Valley University
Boston
Supreme Court
Mecca reports 455 cholera deaths on Sunday
A Mecca despatch notes 455 deaths from cholera occurred Sunday in the city. In Boston the Clearing House meeting eyed clearing house certificates for payments. 43 banks participated, ten were not represented.
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London
Mecca
Boston
Banka
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