30 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1890
Page
1
Seasonable goods listed include Leonard refrigerators Jewel Gas and Gasoline Stoves Ice cream freezers Lawn mowers wire screens and netting Adjustable window screens offered in Garden City for home use and repair supplies. Local merchants promote a range of household appliances and outdoor items suitable for seasonal needs.
An old newspaper item lists sporting goods including guns ammunition fishing rods tackle cutlery and other items. The fragment suggests a shop advertisement or classified notice highlighting these products.
A brief note highlights Garland as best in class for world quality, with introductory mentions of Séreno as best in medium priced cook stoves and Alpine marketed as the boss cheap stove.
A local listing advertises House Furnishings including Tinware Wire Goods Wooden Ware granite and Royal Flint Superior and Easy Carpet Sweepers for sale. The brief notice highlights broad household items and cleaning aids available at a general sale event.
Gallatin Tennessee reports a tornado lasting about five minutes injuring many, with church roof collapse and several deaths. In Lexington Kentucky a heavy rainstorm floods lower streets, submerging first floors and uprooting trees. A pursuit of a fugitive ends with a dramatic river chase as a mounted suspect escapes.
Portland Michigan June 30 cyclone swept over Orange County area damaging timber grove barns fences and crops. William Sayres timber tract and Edward Harwood's barn were destroyed by wind and fire. Five buried and many injured. communications down as wires failed. Separate report from Rochester New York lists Nelson A Graves killed by a light engine near Penfield after trip to Fairport.
A westbound Pennsylvania freight derailed at North Bend in June 1880. Eight cars wrecked as the Pacific express collided, destroying its engine. Traffic slowed for hours. Millard Hilton, a section hand, was fatally injured after being thrown under a freight car while approaching the wreck.
Santa Rosa California reports three severe earthquake shocks at 7:30 a.m. awakening many residents as tremors moved north to south. Nearby Dunbar Pennsylvania notes no new developments as workers continue digging toward Hill Farm mine entrance, about forty five feet past the original point.
Panitaa, dubbed Maj Panitaa, was sentenced to death for a plot to overthrow the government. On the day of execution he confessed to the chaplain, stepped to the post, saluted officers, and was bound to a tree. Twenty one bullets ended his life.
The Times reports Zanvibar Mahomed Bincassiy and three companions pegged at Baga moyo for the murder of an unnamed German merchant eight years ago. Arabs mourn, while the high family claims malignancy. Denver census figure concerns noted with a dramatic city meeting on alleged fraud.
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A Jacksonville dispatch reports White Springs Florida Postmaster Morrison, Hamilton County, has been arrested and is threatened with lynching. Morrison returned from Washington on legal weeks and his wife has appealed for help in Jacksonville as threats intensify. The piece notes a national mood and calls Morrison’s case an example of rising tension.
In Lynnon June 80 Saturday marked the annual coronation commemoration of Queen Victoria. A massive Tory and aristocratic demonstration gathered at Crystal Palace with prominent participation by Lords and Commons. Tens of thousands joined Primrose League and other Conservative and ultra royal groups across the country.
New York tribune reports Lake City Florida there is great excitement over the murder Saturday night of Adam Ander eg m s 8 BFrominent colored Republican by ton. Anderson had Pua words a a white man named P tps who had sarelis d the negro's game pirebbses We a oon i arp taton walked up to Anderson and later cut throat Haton and 8 Were colinued to jail by the rb g Jury. eling has run high and there is gaid to be a movement on foot to ta, ager the two men out of jail and set them
Attorney General Miller orders a special counsel in the Minneapolis census case and vows vigorous prosecution. The last act leaves no further work for the committee in Washington or New York. A recount is ordered in five Minneapolis districts after enumerators request it to preserve the credibility of their work.
The Tribune reports President A. B. Stickney of the Chicago St Paul and Kansas City Railway will resign from active management after July 1 and become a managing director for English stockholders. J. M. Egan will become president, with W. R. Busenbark succeeding as general manager. CO Hy Holdridge to fill passenger department vacancy.
Colchester Illinois June 80 report that an original package liquor house has opened with all bottles treated as original packages. Wholesale houses offer 1000 dollar monthly immunity to open an original package in Macomb. A Keokuk former saloonkeeper, backed by a St Louis liquor firm, plans similar openings in interior Illinois towns.
The New York Herald reports President Harrison aligns with the Reed wing, urging swift enactment of the federal election bill to energize the Southern outrage issue in the coming campaign. An interview reveals his stance on signing the measure promptly and advising rapid progress in Congress.
Washington, June 30. The appropriation bill will occupy most of the Senate’s week with Indian, District of Columbia and legislative items on the agenda, and Idaho statehood may be taken up. The Senate likely adjourns Thursday for the Fourth, returning Monday. In the House, early days focus on the election bill, to pass Wednesday, with Thursday possibly given to the national banks bill or the compound lard bill, and an adjournment over the Fourth to Monday.
New York June 30 The Heralds Washington correspondent says Mr Blaine has reached the point where he must submit or resign and his friends think the president will force him out over his difference with Speaker Reed who is now all powerful with the president They say Blaine believes the people would sustain him and Reed and McKinley will be repudiated by the party
Washington June 30 cabinet meeting focused on Secretary Blaine’s reciprocity proposition. Except for Secretary Windom, members agreed with Blaine’s views. The president reportedly did not oppose the proposition.
Washington reports the president sent nominations to the Senate including A C Moore of West Virginia for minister resident and consul general of the United States at Siam and G W Fishback of Missouri to be secretary of the legation at Buenos Aires.
New York competitors earned several prizes at the Hanover rifle shooting event honoring visiting Americans. Zimmermann took second in the Germany field target, Walther won first in the Hanover rifle target, Mumermann took second, Stein won first in the hunting target, with Zimmermann and Stein also securing cups alongside Busse Walther Krause Simon Sieburg Schroeder.
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