Official Order Noted In Brief Entry
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30 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1894
Page
1
An official order is referenced in a brief, with scattered phrases such as been and deo. The readable text hints at a formal directive but lacks full clarity or context for precise interpretation.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a train and Omaha, with unclear names and partial phrases about a payee and a person named Ali or Honky. The readability is limited and no definite event or outcome is established.
A heated executive session adjourned the senate after Manderaon moved to adjourn. the motion failed 85 to 25 before the body reconvened and adjourned at 6 19. In the same day a deadly warehouse fire on Furman Street caused three deaths and heavy loss, with one survivor injured. Fire crews contained the blaze, preventing spread to adjacent Union Ferry buildings. The wreckage of warehouse K collapsed, trapping three workers. two died at once, the third later succumbed to injuries. Insurance valued the destroyed property.
Washington June 80. The House endured a lengthy filibuster over the contested election of Wat so against Black of the Tenth Georgia district. Populists led by Representative Pence challenged every point as the rules committee aid was invoked. The tangle was resolved and the committee on elections declared Black elected, a ruling the Populists dissented from. A few minor bills passed early, followed by resolutions to pay salaries and funeral expenses of deceased House employees.
Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade reports coal miners strike threatens major disruption to business with mask market, manufacturing plants halted for lack of fuel have resumed, Treasury gold depletion continues, banks report progress though demand for products remains subdued as buyers await liner price changes.
A tightly contested match ended in a draw as the fighters fought to a stalemate. Officials ruled the bout a draw after the final bell.
The World dispatch from Wilmington reports Thomas F. Bayard, U.S. ambassador to Great Britain, will weigh in on New York elections. If a Democratic general assembly is chosen, Bayard is regarded as likely to win the Senate seat to succeed Higgins.
Nearly 100 year old Kenneth McKenzie, a farmer near Eve Minnesota, died aged 100 years and one month after a long life marked by uninterrupted health. A Scot emigrant about 50 years ago, he was known as a longtime resident and old settler. In Minneapolis a separate notice reports Nathaniel G. Leighton, a veteran lumberman and one of the city’s oldest residents, taking his own life by shooting, with poor health cited as the cause.
The president signed a labor bill shaping a national policy and a treasury cash balance stood at 115,281,520 with 306,303,813 in reserve. A US railroad project recorded 353 miles in the first half of 1894, Kilrain plans a return to boxing, Carnot's assassination earlier linked to a mounted guard, the third irrigation congress to meet in Denver September 3, Russell, Ellsworth, Latoux named temporary receiver for Peak Tin in South Dakota.
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