Train Schedule Reveals Regular Stops and Unreliable Freights
The timetable lists arrivals and departures for No. 5 through No. 12 trains from Duluth to the West and East, with connections at Morris and Brainerd. Freight Nos. 55 and 36 show variable schedules and possible abandonment without notice, warning riders of irregular movement by the company.
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Duluth
Morris
Little Falls
St. Paul
Brainerd
Wahpeton
N. P. Junction
Staples
New Sign Marks Day in Town as News Circles Little Falls
Town notes a Scandinavian paper talk for Little Falls and various local events. Residents include P M Johnson joining Master’s store, Mrs Ed Williams visiting from Winnipeg, Keller Halsted visiting West Virginia, and J H Wright visiting Brainerd with Cromwell ties.
Death of Audid Resident Joseph Perrin
Joseph Perrin died at the sanitarium in this city on Sunday April 5 from heart failure at age 55. He was a longtime foreman of the wrecking crew for the Northern Pacific road and a member of the A O U W. The order escorted the body to the tram Tuesday and shipped it to Sedalia Missouri. His only son Thomas Perrin arrived Tuesday to accompany the burial.
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Audid
Joseph Perrin
Northern Pacific Road
Sedalia
Thomas Perrin
Local Nuptials and Euchre Party Prizes Captured
On Monday Andrew H. Johnson and Jennie Bye, both of this city, were married by Rev. O. J. Waynild. Rev. C. H. Treglawney joined Chas. A. Bereman and Eva Williams on Tuesday April 7. Two progressive euchre parties were held, one by Dr. and Mrs. Howes on Friday and another by Mr. and Mrs. Alderman last evening, with prizes won by J. B. Douglas and W. A. Fleming, and by Miss Bessie Mulrine and H. Cohen respectively.
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Andrew H. Johnson
Jennie Bye
O. J. Waynild
C. H. Treglawney
Chas
Howes
Brain erd Gun Club holds first regular shoot
A Wednesday morning crowd attended the Brain erd Gun Club event despite gale winds. Scores featured standout performances from Ingercoll Becncsvccb and Paine brothers, with Mantor Westfall Frott Groves and Bredfeld among those posting notable figures.
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Brainerd
Bic
Ingercoll
Csvas
Paine
Mantor
Westfall
Frott
Bales
Groves
Bredfeld
Salvation Army in Anoka Assailed Over Alleged Associations
A Brainerd Dispatch item alleging a girl was harmed by Salvation Army associates sparks an investigation. The writer argues the piece unfairly targets religious groups and warns against suppressing public gatherings on tenuous grounds, urging that news should remain factual.
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Anoka
Salvation Army
Salvationists
Brainerd
Ice Delivery Rates Set by Peter Watters
Due to higher costs from delivering ice by horse carts, Peter Watters lists rates: ice by season 25 pounds daily at 12 dollars, or proportionally higher. monthly ice except July and August 2 dollars. July and August 3 dollars per month. 4t Peter Watters.
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Peter Watters
Sea King praised by Tacoma theatregoers after show
In the theater foyer after an evening performance of Sea King, spectators lauded the production with remarks about its humor, scenery, and Connie's drawing ability, calling it among the best. The Tacoma News reports several enthusiastic impressions from the audience between acts.
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Connie
Tacoma News
Builders Prepare Spring Advance on Laurel and Nearby Lots
George Gardner moves ready to begin a brick block on Laurel street with five stores on the lower floor and offices plus a hall above. Chas Kinkele starts a brick barn and plans a brick market and meat storage on Fifth street. Wm Bredfeld to raise a two story brick building for a shoe store and residence on Front street. Wm Gergen to rebuild his livery stable on Sixth street with a 62 by 100 structure. several contractors seek the contract.
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George Gardner
Laurel Street
Chas. Kinkele
Fifth Street
Wm. Bredfeld
Front Street
Luken’s Bazaar
Bredfeld
Wm. Gergen
Sixth Street
Gergen
City Council Sits in Regular Session
City council held a regular session with reports read and approved. Accounts totaling several hundred dollars including payrolls and a doctor’s fee were allowed. Bridge work and water main repairs prompted further action and bids. Election clerks and judges named. ballots on city assessor yielded a 5-2 split. final ballot elected T. Reilly 5 to 2. Council adjourned.
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J. L. Camp
Mose Derocher
A. Mahlum
Laurel Street
Water Company
Salas Wm Paine, Sr
John Murra
H. Theviot
T. Reilly
Ed. Lynch
Mr. Reilly
Mr. Theviot
D. D. Smith
Brain erd Fire Department selects leaders at annual meeting
At the Brain erd Fire Department annual meeting T. J. Sanborn was elected chairman and C. D. Johnson secretary. Dan McIntosh was elected chief by acclamation after Ed Breheny declined. Ed Breheny became first assistant and S. H. Parker second assistant. A. F. Ferris was elected treasurer and C. D. Johnson again secretary. Wm. Durham will assume post office duties next Monday. Judge Holland to hear condemnation proceedings for the Wadena & Park Rapids railroad.
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Brainerd Fire Department
T. J. Sanborn
C. D. Johnson
Dan McIntosh
Ed. Breheny
Breheny
Mr. McIntosh
S. H. Parker
A. F. Ferris
C.D. Johnson
Holland
Wadena
Park Rapids
Notice of Wife's Desertion in 19th Century Record
Peter Guinard declares that his wife Julia Guinard has left home and that he will pay no debts she incurs. He signs the notice as the husband and dates the statement.
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Julia Guinard
Peter Guinard
French sentinel dogs trained with cruelty alarm Paris circles
A Paris telegraph correspondent reports that Tonquin has produced a tall powerful dog used as a vigilant military sentinel. Dogs are beaten by natives while French soldiers feed them, and at night they are tied to sentry boxes to alert on intruders. English dog handlers could offer gentler training terms.
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Sentinel
Paris
London Telegraph
Tonquin
Unty
Landlore
The Sea King Opéra to Open at City Opera House
The Sea King romantic comique from William J. Gilmore’s company arrives at the city opera house on Wednesday evening April 15. The production promises lavish scenery and costumes with a large forty-voice chorus under Hiram Perlet, set in thirteenth century Spain and featuring Don Bamboula and Mateo de Quevedo with a legend of the Sea King.
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Mammoth Opera Company
Opera House
Palmer Theatre
New York
Metropolis
Gilmore
Hiram Perlet
Don Bambouis
E.E. Graham Dolores
Coscess
Edaise Westen Rosita
Gilbert Donna Olima
Duenna
Frank A. Howard Palen
Smith
Spain
Don Bamboula
Mateo de Quevedo
Mateo
Dolores
Fabio Romani Delights New York Audiences At Third Avenue Theatre
Aiden Benedict presents Fabio Romani in Naples themed production with scenic city bay and Mount Vesuvius eruption in the finale. Walter Lawrence leads as Horatio Appleby with strong supporting turns by John Fay almer Geo Denton and Addie Farwell. Miss Frances Field and Lawrence earn standout acclaim in pivotal scenes. The troupe performs again tomorrow with admission 78 50 and 25 cents.
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Fabio Romani
New York
Third Avenue Theatre
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Benedict
Walter Lawrence
Horatio Appleby
Gasto Pontremolo
John Fayalmer
Guido Ferrari
Geo. C. Denton
Pietro
Addie Farwell
Mother Biscardi
Frances Field
Nina
Miss Field
Mr. Lawrence
New York Clipper
Opera House
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