Special sale prices on table linens and dress goods
Fort eight Chonifle Table Covers priced at 1.98 with value 2.95. Leee Curtraine offers table linens dress goods and hosiery. Special sale prices apply only to this event.
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28 Jun 1893
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1893
Page
1
Financial Circles See Brighter Outlook in New Rumors
In New York on June 28 bank officers report no real change in conditions, yet rumors lift confidence. Speculation centers on a July extra session of Congress to repeal the Sherman silver law and on potential gold imports by Drexel Morgan & Co. If exchange remains favorable, gold imports could occur. Brown Bros. & Co. quoted demand bills at 4.88 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
India
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Brown Bros. & Co
Odd Fellows Block Board of Trade Meetings Notice
Secretary Edward Lees invites strangers to call at the Board of Trade rooms on Third and Lafay ette insisting on regular meetings held the first Wednesday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisona
Pontoffios Bea
Clewent
Jusitmen
Coxur
Lion
Mesontd Hall
Koournin
Bir Knights
W. H.bsnnezt E
Odd Fellows Block
Corner Third
Lafayette
Board of Trade Rooms
Edward Lees
Prominent Financiers View India's Silver Action
The Tribune prints interviews with Henry W. Cannon of Chase National Bank and Edward O. Leech of Union National Bank on India's mints and silver policy. Cannon says India's action will depress silver and push repeal of the silver purchase act, urging an immediate move to halt silver purchases and return to a gold basis. Leech warns the United States cannot safely continue absorbing depreciating silver without serious financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
Henry W. Cannon
Chase National Bank
Brussels
India
United States
Edward O. Leech
Union National Bank
Mint
Washington
Such Is the Opinion of President Andrews on India's Action
President Andrews of Brown University, a former American delegate to the Brussels conference, comments on India stopping free coinage of silver. He says the move won't relieve England's silver situation, may stabilize foreign exchange, and could lower silver's price in the US possibly triggering repeal of the Sherman act. Britain may be compelled to act with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Andrews
Brown University
Brussels
England
Bombay
Calcutta
India
America
Great Britain
Desperate Struggle on Mindanao Island reported
Advices from Manila reveal a desperate fight on Mindanao, the Philippines. A force of 6,000 rebellious natives, led by their sul-...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapro
Manila
Mindanao
Spanish Hold Fort Mum Ungan After Mindanao Attack
Spanish garrison repulsed a native assault on Fort Mum Ungan in Mindanao after a stubborn fight. Native forces suffered 87 killed including the sultan and 800 wounded. Spanish losses are not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Mumungan
Mindanao
Sultan
New Albany Heiress Marries Objectionable Suitor
New Albany heiress Miss Blanche Culbertson married Leigh French of Minneapolis at the Presbyterian church parsonage amid a pending suit to set aside a will codicil. Her father’s death prior had prompted a 10 year forfeiture clause threatening her $500,000 share if the match occurred soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Blanche Culbertson
New Albany
Leigh French
Minneapolis
Presbyterian Church
Culbertson
W. W. Culbertson
French
Delegates Gather in Cleveland for Epworth League Conference
Officers and delegates arrive in Cleveland for the Epworth League international conference opening a four day session Thursday afternoon. About 10,000 delegates expected. Music Hall adorned with flags and bunting. Governor McKinley to speak Thursday afternoon. Mayor Blee to welcome visitors for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Music Hall
McKinley
Blee
Fifty Thousand for Injuries in Railroad Settlement
New York June 28 The New York Central Railroad will pay Mrs H R Baldwin 50000 for injuries from an accident on Christmas Eve 1891. She suffered severe burns scalp loss and eye injuries with imminent amputation of limbs. Settlement follows a suit for 250000. Moorhead Minn June 28 A man arrested on suspicion of bank robbery awaits identification. cash stolen about 1885. Sheriff and police pursue leads with descriptions sent to neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
H. R. Baldwin
Baldwin
Moorheap
Minn
Campbell
Poritt
Sherif Hill
Sullivan
New York firm seeks reinstatement after settlement with creditors
Henry Allen & Co. announced they have settled with creditors on a 50 percent basis and have applied for reinstatement as members of the stock and produce exchanges. They state the settlement is a moral obligation and will be met as soon as convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Allen & Co
Marriage Annulment Sought by Colonel Sinn Upheld for Actress
In Brooklyn city court Chief Justice Clousat ruled against Colonel Sinn in his bid to annul his marriage to actress Cora Tanner. Sinn was ordered to pay costs while the actress secured the favorable decision. The case contrasts with related regional notes on railroad and corporate matters and local calamities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookl Aen
Clousat
Brolyn
Sontag Led Folsom Convicts in Mass Breakout
George Sontag the train robber led a prisoner breakout at Folsom California during a 33 minute gun battle with guards. Three convicts were killed and several wounded including Sontag who was badly shot. No guards were hurt and all prisoners were recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Cal
George Sontag
Fresno
Folsom Prison
Afernoon
Sontag
Stone
Russell Williams
Ben Wilson
Charley Abbott
Dalton
Frank Bryar
Bryar
Ault
Williams
Wilson
Pears Soap touted for clear skin in old ad copy
An advertisement claims daily perspiration unnoticed, warns of trouble from blocked skin, and promotes Pears Soap as keeping skin clean soft and clear. It notes widespread availability in drugstores and broad consumer use.
Prohibition Party Convention Opens in Cleveland
The annual Prohibition party state convention began in Cleveland with large delegate attendance but no significant business conducted. The gathering proceeded without major action or decisions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Prohibition Party
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