Relief efforts aid Sauk Rapids cyclone victims
A Sauk Rapids relief committee led by W. L. Nieman and M. P. Trace set up headquarters in a ruined building to feed 300 to 400 people. Gov. Hubbard pledged 5000 dollars, and donations from Gen. Washburn, Anthony Kelly, and others followed. Wounded and missing listed, with emergency cash and carloads of provisions sent to St. Cloud and Sauk Rapids.
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Rathbun
St. Cloud
Gaumlants
Rice's
St Groud
Northern Pacific
Henry Seder
Henry Friday
John Schulz
Sauk Rapids
Rodger Bell
Law Office
H. W. Benedict
ZMK
Capital
Crewdnyer Ken SiMe Oda
C. A. Moody
Schesb Beinebs
James Beatty
Niel Teat
Hank Ott
Thomas van Steene
Beaupen
Crocery
Wetzel
Soba
Arocery
Julia Wood
PROEN
Nedlieye Dberetias
Eer Gust Kern
S. N
A. . Stevens
A. St. Crz
AE. Schealer
E. E. Beal
Berg Bros
Ped Bros
Berge Bros
K. Jenckes
J. A. Semme
E. Cross
W. L. Neiman
Sentinel
R Bell
Reeder
A. J. Demules
Fred Daggett
Chrysler
J. Schute
Wood
Donna
W. Barder
Indeek
Mayo
Davis
W. Ee
B. K. Knoltwon
W. Fas Central Hotel
Drammers
Stabie
William Koutz
Bee Frank & Stain Welling
Sen
W. L Nieman
M. P. Trace
C. G. Wood
W. Gordon
John A Senn
Anthony Kelly
Ed. Rice
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Owatonna
Walesha
St. Peter
Stillwater
Duluth
Roster of the Dead From Cyclone Toll in St. Cloud Area
List of names and ages of cyclone victims from St. Cloud and Sauk Rapids including Edgar Hall 39 and A L Lake 51. The roll includes numerous Fincks, Cypairs, Bergs, Woelin children, and local residents such as John Renard and Samuel Fletcher, with many ages noted.
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Rice’s Station
Special
Rice's Station
St. Cloud
Promexr
St Cloud
John Schuls
Louisa
Henry Friday
Smith
Henry A. Seder
Royalton
Rice's
Sauk Rapids
Mattie Fink
Carl F. Fink
John Fink
August L. Fink
Attilla Fink
Ollie Carpenter
Earnest Albright
Abner St. Cyr
Morris St. Cyr
Pappentus
Winslow Pappentus
John Renand
Gregory Lindsey
Clara Berg
Lillie Berg
A.W. Lake
Samuel Gs
Samuel Sorensen
W. E. Davee
Eva Templin
H. W. Delms
Henry Behrdus
Henry Chelgren
Lewis Laundre
Edgar Hull
Mr. Bassent
Willie Bartwick
A. E. Schuber
Edgar Hall
Mattie Finck
Carl F. Finck
John H. Finck
August L. Finck
Mella Finck
A. W. Lake
A. L. Schaber
John Renard
Gregory Lindley
Register of Deeds
Maurice St. Cyr
Henry Behrens
Sam Sorenson
W. FE. Davee
Ernst Albrecht
Louis Landre
Pappenius
Samuel Fletcher
Ella Berg
H Chelgren
Amelia Woelin
Antonia Woelin
Willie Borlnyk
Fred Baiynsky
Lulu Carpenter
Indian depredation bill advances in Senate debate
Senator Dolph moves to appropriate 5 million dollars to compensate citizens for losses from Indian depredations from 1855 to 1878. The proposal argues government duty to protect settlers and to fund damages from proceeds of Indian lands, amid other Senate and House actions on pensions, land forfeitures, and judiciary nominations.
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Clarke
Gibbs
Mahone
Alexandria, Va
Christian J. Knecht
Ohio
George P. Dilham
James W. Newman
Eleventh District of
Marcus Boggs
William T. Bishop
Clark B. Montgomery
House
Senate
Dolph
Riddleberger
Oregon
United States
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Logan
Butler
Mexico
Allison
Berry
Blackburn
Bowen
Brown
Camden
Cameron
Cockrell
Coke
Conger
Eustis
Evarts
Gibson
Ingalls
Jones
Nevada
Arkansas
Kenna
Miller
New York
Payne
Plumb
Sewell
Stanford
Sherman
West
Vorthees
S. N. Horneck
Detroit
Minn
J. Flynn
Duluth
W. J. Whipple
Winona
J. W. Keys
Richland Centre
Wis
Chamberlain
Waupun
D. E. Craig
Bort Atkinson
F. J. Phelps
la Crosse
S. R. Miller
Davenport
Iowa
Leipsic
J. C. Breckenridge
Washington Territory
Internal
A. Biermann
Minnesota
O. A. Wells
Wisconsin
J. Shiekls
Montana
J. M. Morrow
Parkinson
EK. ¢. Wall
Zach Montgomery
Garland
California
Interior Department
Montgomery
van Wyck
Democrats House
Mills
Ways and Means
Hawaiian Islands
Breckinridge
Collins
William McGarraghan
O'Donnell
Territories
District of Columbia
Storm
Civil Service Reform
Skinner
Indian Territory
The Silent Melody and the Painter’s Dawn
A composer’s forgotten melody awakens by chance as he strikes a harp chord and a god-like strain emerges. The same moment a painter captures a sunrise over the sea on canvas, preserving an enduring dawn of thought and creativity.
Lucy Granville's Story in a Victorian Soiree Scene
In a Manchester suburb Lucy Granville and Bella Burton circle romance, family pride, and the pull of sensational novels. Bella, starry eyed for high lineage, learns humble values as her mother and grandmother urge deeds over dreams and a noble, steady life.
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Bella
Miss Granville
Mary Tims
Lucy Granville
Bella Burton
Piccadilly
Manchester
Lucy
Rob
Robert Granville
Lla
America
Gleniffer
Dorothy Detrix
Miss Dorothy
Arasal
Atheneum
Father
Mother
Casey
Reaious
Bookish Obsession Sparks Night Fire and Family Scolding
A girl recalls reading bawdy tales and a dangerous urge to finish a book by gaslight. The fire alarm follows when the bed clothes ignite, nearly destroying the room. The incident leads to parental concern, ministerial advice, and a shift to morally edifying reading.
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Alice
Manchester
Bella
Grandma
Mother
Bob
Father
Rob
Lucy
A Railcar Romance Unfolds on a Richmond Train
A narrator recalls a crowded Richmond to Petersburg train where a bridal party carves a tale of romance. A devoted suitor pleads for hope, the lady gently rebuffs, and at the station the narrator departs as the couple remains intertwined in twilight.
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Harper's Magazine
Richmond
Petersburg
Free America
Eagles Try to Carry Off Child near Little Falls
Farmers report two large eagles sighted five miles north of Little Falls. A seven foot eagle grabbed the garb of Joseph Davis's year old son near the old Straw tavern on Ritter road. Davis and a hired man beat the bird with clubs to save the child. they did not capture the animal.
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Fort St. Joseph
St. Louis
Ilinois
Michigan
St. Joseph River
St. Louisans
Madrid
Paris
George
Lif
Gibraltar
Mississippi Valley
St. Joseph
Sie
Niles, Mich
G. Meson
Little Falls
Joseph Davis
Straw Tavern
Ritter Road
Manheim
Davis
Union
N. Y
Grain and meat prices from Milwaukee to Duluth markets
Market notes list Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, Flax Seed, and other grains with prices by city including Milwaukee Minneapolis Saint Paul Duluth and Chicago area. Also shows pork and lard prices, butter, cheese and eggs across several exchanges.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Odd Ministers and Notable Anecdotes From The London Atheneum
The London Atheneum recounts eccentric clergymen such as the drunken Rev Potts of Ettrick and the witness-obsessed successor Mr Patton. It notes Dr Douglas of Galashiels mixing brewing and lending with ministry, and elder Dr Russell’s wig tricks. Also mentioned are Mungo Park’s tedious grace, the Fort Wayne Garrette manager’s St Jacobs Oil tale, Montana Copper’s $50,000 payment, and a pope visit reception.
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Potts
Ettrick
Patton
Matthew Onry
Douglas
Galashiels
Russell Imself
Dr. Gillan
Hawick
Fort Wayne, Ind
Garrette
B. M. Holman
St. Jacobs OF
St. Jacobs Oil
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute ad claims
An advertisement from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association at Buffalo New York touts a full staff of eighteen physicians for chronic diseases treatment. It promises cures for nasal throat lung liver kidney digestive bladder women’s diseases rheumatism paralysis and more with home cures via correspondence and a guarantee for surgical cases. Send 10 cents for an 168 page Invalids’ Guide Book.
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Buffalo
N. Y
America
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N
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Henry A
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William Grumlants
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Michael Koehler
John Trabant
Timer Lawrence
Adam Jochman
I. Berg
Cross
Miss Hallenbeck
James Cross
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A. Moody
Mr. Rushtin
Mr. Smith
William Shortbridge
Jacob Shortbridge
William Libby
Willie Ross
Mary Fehr
Hiner
Annie Oster
Laura Miller
Eva Jordan
Joe Youngler
Joe Youngster
Casper Clouse
William Kelper
Cycone
Jim Work
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Mary Jangler
Jeanie Jangler
Jangler
Joseph Jagler
Frank Zins
Ed*afehan
Joseph ‘Iinskofiskis
Frank Omerski
Mary Streitz
John Waldorf
August Kroll
Bartet Fehr
C. F. Andrews
Jacob Shortridge
Nick Jumnemann
Mary Stein
Franklins
William Shortridge
Chas. Schultz
H. C. Schultz
Mr. Schmidt
Scudder
John Sauer
Gomlitz
Vogt
Pauline Vogt
Mary Travant
nCckman
Proceedings OF Congress
Eads Ship Railway
Dalles
Celilo
Columbia River
Hennepin Canal
Morrell
Kan
Committee On
Buncombe
M. Betham-Edwards
Mr. Burton
Didsbury
William the Conqueror
Mrs. Burton
Tsawa
City of God
Grandmother
The
London Atheneum
Montana Copper Company
Butte
Ent
Louis Schley
C. M. Grand Lodge
Maryland
Rome
Cosgrove
Gov. Pattison
R. E. Higbee
J. W. Sayres
E. E. Hunter
New Scandinavian Unitarian Church
Sere” Yna
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Panama
Pasteur Institute Fund
Dr. Bigelow
East St. Louis Yards
Dr. Jones
Dullam Bros
Flint, Mich
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Mont
Hall
Ayer
Oy Mark Sm
Charles Muller
Lexington
Josefh Kennedy
Washington Ave
Geo. E. Cuant
Ninth St
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Wessington Springs
Dak
220Wn Chemical CO
Baltimore
Alex Ferguson
Pilot Mound
Warner
Holy Land
C. D. Warner
Chicago
Ill
Ann Mercer
Philadelphia
Grigge & Co
Fifth St
St.Paul
Dr. Bent
First National Bank of
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J.M. Courtright
Cordova, Minn
Kiehle
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Cent
Piso
Lyon
Caswen, Hazard & Co
Caswell, Hazako & Co
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E. H. Sherwood
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BHS
C. M. Sites & Co
Washington, D. C
Hanscom
Oshkosh
Uticura
Teller
Riorm
Paortasi
Dave Saxo Chemical Co
Bowtox
Mass
Perry Davis
Allen
Tutt’s
Murray St
Humane Remedy Company
Lafayette
Lod
Sears Indiane
Sur
BR. Foster
Main Street
Texre Hante
Neuraixia
I Avseios CG
Wall St
FARIS
Si Luis
Phie
Land & Loam Opera House
Denver
Esterbrook Ter
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Esterbrook Stecl Pen CO
John Sr
New
Althia
Dr. Dye
Veltaic Bell Co
Marsha
Pussia Cement
Gloucester
Hass
Montgomery Ward & CO
Webash Avenue
Iillien Druggist
Ettuvely
Prias
de. Horne
Wadash Ave
John Wrulf
Moody St
Lowell
Fr. J. Harri
Rewannee
Jules Y. Gerenetz
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