28 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1890
Page
1
Local ad lists Leonard Refrigerators Jewel Gas and Gasoline Stoves Ice Cream Freezers Garden City Lawn Mowers Wire Screens and Nettings and Adjustable Window Screen as available for purchase featuring durable home appliances and outdoor equipment in a seasonable offer.
A small-town store lists available items including guns and ammunition, fishing rods and tackle, cutlery, and dog collars as part of its merchandise assortment.
The fragment lists three stove names Garland Sereno and Alpine with brief praise or pricing hints. Garland is called best in the world, Sereno a best medium priced cook, and Alpine labeled Boss Cheap Stove with no additional details.
Everything in Tinware, Wire Goods and Wooden Ware, Granite and Royal Flint Superior and Easy Canpet Sweepers offered. Includes durable canpet sweepers and assorted household items from tin and wooden wares.
Bargain shoppers find nails and related hardware offered at the lowest prices in town with discounts on assorted fasteners. A limited stock sale highlights metal nails, screws, hinges, and basic tools available at storefronts downtown.
Washington June 28 The Senate resumes debate on Wyoming statehood with Morgan opposing. Dawes presents House conferees amendments to the legislative and appropriation bill raising salaries for senate staff. An omnibus substitute fails 18 to 20, then passes 18 to 20. Wyoming statehood provisions include state boundaries representation in the first Congress and funding for schools and public institutions. Idaho admission bill unacted and advanced to Monday after brief executive session.
In the House, Mr. Dockery of Missouri sought to reconsider the postal clerks leave bill, a $316,000 measure tied to election administration. Debate centered on national versus local election control, with Southern objections and calls to end race prejudice and resist reviving Reconstruction era mechanisms.
A fragment indicates a pension matter where Bi Law de Jane 28 and depen Harrison are referenced. It notes a dependent receiving and affixing a signature to a form, transforming it into a law or legal standing. Further readable details are limited.
Fragmentary text mentions heat related deaths among children and a Harvard reference. The readable bits are garbled, with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases, making it impossible to determine a clear event, date, or location from the source.
Washington gossip says Blaine may shelve the tariff bill for the rest of the session to avoid a deficit from sugar and tobacco tax cuts. The plan would push federal election legislation, inviting Democratic opposition, while Blaine looks toward a broader conservative role within his party.
Telegraphic summons bring Senator Morrill back to the city Friday while Mr Allison is expected and Mr Aldrich has been summoned. Republican leaders aim to begin tariff bill debate next Monday with some expecting a July 8 to 10 start.
Reed of Iowa prepared a judiciary committee report presenting a house substitute for the senate original package bill. It contrasts the senate focus on intoxicating liquors with the house scope covering all commerce. The report argues imported property kept for sale falls under state jurisdiction and that in-state traffickers are subject to state regulation.
Philadelphia cruiser returns in triumph after proving it is the fastest warship afloat. She reached Cramps wharf at nine oclock and reportedly averaged about 19.6 knots over an eighty mile course despite head winds and tides. Builders will receive premiums totaling at least 105000 beyond contract price.
Pittsburg observers note a slim turnout on the convention's final day as Mr. Jacobs of Chicago presents the executive committee report urging a combined second world and seventh triennial international Sunday school conventions. The plan calls for both events in St. Louis in 1898 with timing to be set later by the committee.
A Paris Texas dispatch to The Times Democrat says five Pinkerton men boarded the Frisco northbound at West Park Arkansas with Tascott the murderer of Snell. The prisoner was identified by men from Chicago.
In accord with Secretary Windom instructions the U S appraiser in New York relieved Dr Sherer the chemist at the sugar laboratory and has placed Dr Crumble in his stead.
The president has sent nominations to the senate including Williamette district collector of customs Max Pracht for Alaska and R.P. Harhart for the district of Williamette. Palmer is to be reappointed as head of the Cheyenne River Indian Agency in South Dakota.
Dunbar Pa June 28 internal reports say there is no hope for the imprisoned miners. A fierce fire vents 2000 feet into the Hill Farm mine, deadly gas and smoke fill the shaft, rescuers withdraw from Mahoning pit, guards stand at Ferguson mouth, and officials prepare a dangerous face-through rescue with eleven feet of coal to go.
The Senate committee on drainage and charities amended the Louisiana lottery bill to pay 1,250,000 annually with an extra 250,000 to the general fund, rejecting a 1,500,000 option. The panel voted 6 to 3 to report the bill favorably as amended but defer a full report until Monday for a minority report.
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