All Wool Dress Goods and Tennis Flannel Sale
All wool dress goods offered at 48c valued at 75c. Fifty eight pieces of extra heavy tennis flannel priced at 8c and worth 123c.
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Cotca
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1893
Page
1
President ousts Portland customs chief over Chinese entry doubts
President removes Lotan, collector of customs in Portland, Ore, after telegraph alerts of fraudulent Chinese arrivals. Deputy takes charge until Black qualifies. Earlier Lotan ignored treasury instructions and let about 250 Chinese merchants land on Danube. More Chinese with bogus papers expected aboard Haitian Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuhingtoon
Lotan
Portland
Ore
Treasury Department
Puget Sound
Black
Washington
Department
Haitian Republic
Danube
Spaulding
United States
Guenther Interest on Public Funds Figures Total
The statement notes Guenther earned interest on public funds during his tenure as treasurer and interest on this amount after leaving office in 1882. The total accumulated sum is reported as 130,040 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guenther
The Times Dispatch on Bi-Metalism in Europe
A New York dispatch notes the drop in silver prices and discusses using a large gold loan to force bi metalism in Europe. It suggests American bonds would attract European demand, causing gold to flow to the United States and silver to rise in value, with silver using countries increasing domestic production. The piece argues failure to act could hurt foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New York
The
Times
City of Mexico
United States
Board of Trade Secretary Calls Strangers to Meetings
The Secretary Edward Lexs invites strangers to call at the Board of Trade rooms in Odd Fellows block at Third and Lafay ett. Regular meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wixona Lopez
A. Bu
Masonic Ball
Postofiloa
Urothron
J.B. Ae W
J. J. Eitinz2s
Wizons Ofapter
R. Masonic Hall
Poxioffice
Viattin
A. Ont
HL. Re. J
Hatuen
Couve Ps Laon
Surat
Sir Knights
W. H. Benner
Oard OF Trade
Wellowa Block
Corner Third
Lafayett
Board of Trade
Edward Lexs
Oldest Officeholder Roswell Beardsley a Lansing Postmaster
Troy June 29 Roswell Beardsley received his Lansing postmaster commission on June 25 1828 from John Quincy Adams and has served without interruption for 65 years He was 19 at appointment and remains active in the office now reporting five generations of mailed letters The office revenue grew with the railroad from about 20 to 60 dollars annually and Beardsley proudly proclaims himself a Democrat without recent partisan activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Roswell Beardsley
Lansing
John Quincy Adams
Post Office Department
Senator Hill
Beardsley
Par Value for Columbian Coins
Nearly 1,000,000 Columbian souvenir half dollars remain at the Philadelphia mint under treasury orders. Attorney General Olney's opinion that the Illinois World’s Columbian Exposition company should not receive further payments suggests the coins will be released at par and likely remain uncoined.
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Philadelphia
Olney
Illinois
Judgment Against Guenther and Manigon in Wisconsin Case
A circuit court judge grants a judgment in the state vs. Richard Guenther and Ox state treasurer matter. The action seeks recovery of funds received by the defendants, with judgment entered on June 29 before Judge Leibrecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guenther
Manigon
Wis
North and South Railway Convention Opens at Lincoln
North and South railway convention met in Representatives Hall at the Nebraska state capitol with about 50 delegates. Governor Grounse opened the session, followed by Mayor Weir. Several addresses were delivered before adjournment for the day.
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Lincoln, Neb
Livcorn
Neb
North and South Railway
Representatives Hall
State Capitol
Grounse
Weir
Dead Engineer Found Dead Aboard Fast Freight Train
The fireman on a fast freight of the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore railroad found the engineer, Hr Chap, dead at his post after observing no braking near a curve at Dagster Pa on June 29.
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Dagster
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
The Line This Fall Sioux City June 20
A.K. Nash chief engineer of the Yankton and Norris has received letters from J. T. M. Pierce, head of the company in London, stating that financial arrangements are complete to iron the Yankton to Norfolk line. He will return this summer and have the road finished this fall.
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Sioux ' City
A.K. Nash
Yankton and Norris
J. T. M. Pierce
London
Yankton
Norfolix
Armenian sentences likely remitted by Sultan
London June 29 Sir Edward Grey foreign office secretary says the government hopes the Sultan will remit the death sentences pronounced against 17 Armenians condemned for alleged participation in seditious rioting at Casarea and Marsovan last spring.
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London
Edward Grey
Foreign Office
Casarea
Marsovan
Queen Beatrice statue unveiled in Kensington Gardens
In London on a clear day in June the statue of the Queen, work by Princess Beatrice, youngest daughter of the Queen, was unveiled at Kensington Gardens. The ceremony drew royal family members and numerous princes and princesses from other nations.
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London
Beatrice
Kensington Gardens
Cleveland appoints governor and land officials in Alaska
President Cleveland selects James Shealtly of Alaska as Alaska governor. He also appoints several registers and receivers of land offices, including Louis Marchetti of Wisconsin at Wauncee? Wis.
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Washinaton
Cleveland
James Shealtly
Alaska
Louis Marchetti
Wisconsin
Waueau
Wis
Admiral Farragut Statue Unveiled in Boston Park
The statue of Admiral Farragut was unveiled in the Marine Park, South Boston, with cannon salutes. Ex-Governor Alexander Bice delivered the oration. A Viking ship from Troy, New York, arrived in Troy on June 1 and entered the Erie Canal at 2 a.m., heading to Chicago.
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Boston
Admiral. Farragut
the Marine
Park
South
Alexander Bice
Troy
N.Y
Erie Canal
Chicago
Silver Ruin Deepens as Dollar Falls to 57 Cents
Washington June 29 Treasury advice shows silver price slide. London quote 84. aptice per ounce equaling 0.189 per money. Silver dollar now bullion worth 57 cents. Treasury purchases paused since June 1. next bid starts July 3, may move to July 6. Secretary Carlisle to confer with the president amid letters urging an extra session to address finance. A semi official note says Congress will not meet before September. Cabinet critic says repeal of Sherman law could provide relief, though certainty remains uncertain. House favors repeal more than Senate. If the president is convinced Congress would repeal, an extra session might occur before September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
London
Treasury Department
Carlisle
Congress
Twa
Fhey
House
Senate
Enormous Wheat Shipments Boost Atlantic Trade
New York June 29 reports a flood of wheat from the port, creating a demand for cargo boats and forcing tight schedules. About 1,120,000 bushels sit in Brooklyn and Jersey City, with millions more in transit or cleared for export to Europe, signaling a $16.5 million value at current prices.
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New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Lakes
Erie Canal
Hudson ‘River
Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
Julia Sutherland in Harzors case ends in attempt death
Harzors Minn June 29 Julia Sutherland the girl accused by Father James E Connelly of attacking attempted death by own action by drowning at midnight She was caught as she was about to plunge into the water flyer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harzors, Minn
Julia Sutherland
James E. Connelly
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