Judge Holland Nominated At Aitkin Nonpartisan Convention
Aitkin held a nonpartisan judicial convention to nominate Judge Holland. The meeting, led by M. J. Katzsky and Dr. Graves, recessed for organization before voting by counties. Holland won 15 of 22 votes and was declared the nominee amid remarks defending his fitness. A Park Rapids correspondent notes populist delegates and trip logistics from Crow Wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Aitkin
M. J. Katzsky
Wadena
Graves
L. W. Bills
Park Rapids
E. M. Horton
Hubbard County
T. J. Nary
C. C. McCarthy
Itasca
Wehrle
Crow Wing
Committee On Credentials
J. N. Marr
P. Casey
Dr. Grays
Fred Wehrle
Charles Banks
John Hurley
Joseph Myers
Alt. Ludwig
Cass
J. Nary
G. Whipple
Luwo
G. K. Trent
Ludwig
Trent
McCarthy
Banks
A. Y. Merrill
G. W. Holland
Hubbard
W.s.mcclenahap
Judge Holland
Mr. Holland
Covention
Brainerd
Lumber Blaze Ravages Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois
About 900 million feet of lumber burned across Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois over the past three weeks as fires roared through forests and mills. Officials urged containment and investigated causes while timber markets watched prices and supply tighten.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Minnesota Democrats Face Likely Partial Ticket This Fall
The democracy of Minesota is demoralized and unlikely to field a full state ticket this fall. The weakened party splits hint at limited candidate slate and uncertain campaign prospects.
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Minesota
Minnesota Indians Nab Large Federal Grant Share
Under the new Indian appropriation bill Minnesota tribes in the northern area receive 259 thousand 986 dollars and 66 cents. The city of Minneapolis orders arrest for aldermen found drunk, treated as ordinary suspects. The Tus Journal laments partisan judicial maneuvering as a Democrat nominee is favored.
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Tus Journal
Bro. Stivers
Record of national debt shifts under Harrison and Cleveland
The Toledo Blade notes Harrison cut the national debt by 104.54 million and reduced interest by 4.3348 million in the first Harrison year. Cleveland’s first year shows debt up 50 million, interest up 2.5 million, deficit 76 million, raising total obligations by 126 million. Net difference favored Harrison by 230.54 million, seen as a poor Cleveland era.
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Harrison
Cleaveland
Cleveland
Toledo Blade
Change in Management at Sleeper Opera House
The St. Cloud Journal Press reports manager E. T. Davidson of the St. Cloud opera house has secured a five year lease for the Sleeper opera house in Brainerd from the C. B. Sleeper estate. Possession starts September 1 with extensive renovations planned before opening. Brainerd, a key stop between Duluth and Fargo, is described as a strong show town. Davidson will remain in St. Cloud.
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St. Cloud Journal Press
Sleeper Opera House
E. T. Davidson
St. Cloud
Brainerd
Duluth
Fargo
Northern Pacific
Davidson
A Conundrum Solved Teacher Pupil Debate on Nonpartisan Convention
A pupil defines a nonpartisan convention as a gathering of delegates invited by a candidate to secure endorsement. The exchange clarifies the concept as a mechanism for political backing without party affiliation.
Early U S Railroads Pioneered by Builders and Locomotives
The article traces the first railroads from Gridley Bryant's 1826 granite carrier to the DeWitt Clinton locomotive in 1831. It notes numbers: 215,000 railroads, 1,560,600 cars and locomotives, and annual totals approaching 600 million passengers and 750 million tons of freight. It highlights the Mohawk and Hudson line, the New York Central, and the Burlington Route. It ends with a dealer note on new paint brushes at C B Whites.
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United States
Gridley Bryant
Quincy
Mass
Tidewater
Mauch Chunk
Baltimore & Ohio
Peter Cooper
New York
Mohawk & Hudson Railroad
Albany
Schenectady
New York Central Railroad
Europe
West Point Foundry
Mohawk & Hudson Company
DeWitt Clinton
Burlington
W. J. C. Kenyon
Gen
St. Paul, Minn
Ray Jones' Deal Sparks Northern Lumber Venture
The article reports that Ray W. Jones is part of a Minneapolis group leasing a mill site from an Indian chief Mos Ki Moh near Thief River Falls. The site lies where Thief River and Red Lake River join, with 1.5 billion feet of standing timber on Red Lake Reservation. Lease runs 25 years. mill may elevate Thief River Falls into a booming lumber town as plans progress.
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Ray Jones
Northern
Ray W. Jones
Washington
Minneapolis
Congress
Red Lake River
Crookston
Grand Forks
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Great Northern Railway
Red Lake Indian Reservation
Thief River Falls
Mr. Jones
Teachers Examination for Brainerd Public Schools
An examination for teaching certificates will be held at St Pauls Episcopal church guild rooms in Brainerd on Tuesday August 14 1894. Applicants must report by 9 o clock a m. Examining Board Rev Geo H Davis Rev T M Edmonds and A J Halsted. Brainerd Minn Aug 10 1894. Also offers from Drysdale for photos and from Brainerd Mercantile Co to sell remaining stock office furniture and 74 acres of pasture land with slaughter house and fence this month along with book debts.
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Brainerd
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Geo. H. Davis
T. M. Edmonds
A. J. Halsted
Brainerd Merchantile Co
St. Cloud
Minn
S. F. Alderman
Peter Wepla
H. E. No
Thomas C. Pointone
Jacob Shew
George Bock
August Lusso
P. O
Crow Wing County
August Swanson
Alva M. Bratt
N. D. Reynolds
Fred J. Reid
James Alexander
Ft. Ripley
A. Barto
Register
Teaching Savings in Public Schools Banking Program
The article extols school banking as a method to instill thrift and money value in children. Pupils deposit from a cent weekly, receive bankbooks and slips, and the local bank safeguards funds with semiannual interest, shaping lifelong financial prudence.
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Board of Education
Croesus
Local papers and town prosperity tied to advertising
The article argues that a town’s local newspaper powers its economy by attracting trade. biased in favor of the hometown, it serves patrons best when local merchants provide fair support. A stingy advertising budget forces the paper to look beyond the town, diminishing local advocacy.
Probate Notice in Crow Wing County Minnesota
In the matter of the estate of Charles J. Moberg deceased Henry Moberg of Brainerd petitions for administration to P M Lagerquist hearing set for August 20 1894 at 10 am court house Brainerd notice to heirs and interested parties by three weekly insertions in Brainerd Dispatch. probate judge Milton McFadden seals.
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Crow Wing
Charles J. Moberg
Henry Moberg
Brainerd
Minn
Minnesota
P. M. Lagerquist
Said County
Milton McFadden
Legon E. Lv
15Th Judicial District
James H. Kelehan
Sophia Thorpe
Leon KE. Lum
Towit
Henry Spalding
Crow Wing County
Summons in Crow Wing County District Court
The State of Minnesota is summoned to answer the complaint filed by Phebey M. Redding in Crow Wing County Court. Defendants include William Ghergins and unknown parties with potential rights or interests in real estate. Plaintiffs’ attorney McClleanuvan and Mantor, Brainerd, Minn, require a response within twenty days after service.
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State OF Minnesota
Crow Wing
Cass
District Court
Fifteenth Judicial District
Ouive A. Lye
William M Lye
Brainerd
Phebey M. Redding
William Ghergins
5Th Judicial District
Minnesota
Aultecribers
First National Bank
McClenauvan & Mantor
Brainerd, Minn
Property dispute seeks fee simple title in Brainerd lands
County Court action filed by McClenahan and Mantor names William Ghergins and unknown parties as defendants. The suit seeks a judgment declaring the plaintiff owner in fee simple of Lot 6 Block 3 Parke Addition Brainerd and voiding any claimed interests by the named and unknown respondents under Minnesota law.
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State OF
Minnesota
Crow Wing
District Court
15Th Judicial District
Phebey M. Redding
William Gherging
William Ghergins
Wm. Ghergins
Parke
Brainerd
McClenahan & Mantor
Brainerd, Minn
First National Bank
Assignees Sale Of Millinery Fixtures And Stock
Theviot fixtures and stock of millinery offered at fifty percent of invoice or twenty five percent on book accounts. Potential buyers can save nine hundred dollars on stock and fixtures. Property must be sold at once due to compulsory sale.
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Gardner
Cross Lake
J.H. Waite
East Brainerd Bakery
D. Mahoney, Prop
Northern Pacific Bank
Front
C. N. Parker
J.N. Nevers
H. J. Spencer
Phos. F
Pacific
R.R
Frrouceh Cars
Tacoma
Portland
ST. Paul
Winnipeg
Deperte
Little Falls
Dakota
Aitken
N. P. Junction
Staples
Northern Pacific R. R
W. Schroeder
Detroit
N. Schroeder, Dertroit, Minn
C. West
West
Frank B. Johnson
N. McFadden
Fron Street
LE Brun
M. L. Swart
Felix LE Brun
Praggist
J. O. Winsoyx
Sulphur Springs
Tex.s
Ayer
J. J. Perry
Spottsylvania C. H
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Brarnerp, Mixy
J. He. Warner
Attorney AT Law
Hartley Brock
R K. Whiteley
Bank Bock
MIMN
Ce Company
Stendal & Peterson
Larson & Walters Wood & Coa
Ice Company
WM. M. Dresskell
James G. Blaine
Gallaminton
Henry Bill Pub. CO
Norwich
Conn
John C West Co
Chicago
M. L. Swartz
Brainerd Minn
Surrey Harness
Gurer
America
To &S
Damaage
Goring
Fiagia
Surrey
Elkhart
Ind
Ilubbard
Wade Blaker
G. E. Trent
J. W. Swinlehurst
Louis Errickson
The
Convetion
Eustis
C. B. White’s
Drysdale
C. E. Chiperfield
First National Bank Block
Music Line
W. J. Dyer & Bro
W. Firru
P. G. Foglestrom
K. W. Sandstrom
Pine City Ice Co
P. G. Fogelstrom
Dee Simons
Agsignec
Congdon’s
Drysdale’s
Fiimst
A. F. Ferris
Leon E. Lum
G. D. Labar
ACME
Acme Cycle Company
Elkhart, Ind
Confectionery
6Th
M. A. Orth
SNOW
Bank Bloc
W. Hemsreap
J. R. Smith
Paris
France
Wheeler & Wilson
M. Nathaniel Wheeler
Wheeler
Descrip Cataogue
Wabash Avenue
Leon E. Luu
Elkhart Carria and Harness Mfg. Co
Sleeper Block
Front Street
Northwest
J and Cicars
Billiard and
Jas. H. Kelehan
Ant
Wisconsin Central Lines
Milwaukee
Canadian
Jas. C. Ponp
Gen. Pass. Ag.t
Wis
LP. White, Dr
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