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Brainerd Dispatch

Location

Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1888

Page

3

Man from Maine Blaine welcomed home in New York

James G Blaine arrives in New York amid a massive public greeting with crowds lining the harbor and streets. He appears healthy and speaks to supporters about protectionism as labor groups serenade him and officials escort him to a hotel reception.

James G. Blaine New York Fort Wadsworth Maine Blaine William Walter Phelps Whitelaw Reid Walker Blaine Chairman Pool Bartlett Mr. Blaine Mr. Bartlett Starin Pool Worth Monument Madison Square Fifth Avenue Trades and Labor New York City Statesman Austin E. Ford Cappa Georgia L. P. Morton Pratt Gen. Alger Walker Emmons Blaine Ford David Healy

Maxwell Hanged After Three Tears in Preller Murder

Maxwell, convicted of killing Preller, faced execution on a clear August morning. In his final hours he awaited a telegram, dressed in funeral clothes, and showed visible distress as guards watched. An implied double execution shadowed the event.

Maxwell King Henry Landgraf Annie Tisch Tie

Maxwell and Landgraf Executed in a Double Hanging

The article recounts the execution of Hugh M. Brooks alias Maxwell and Henry Landgraf after their conviction for murder in St. Louis. It details the preparations, final meals, prayers, and the moments on the scaffold, including Maxwell’s faint and blood at his coat, Landgraf's stoic posture, and the timing of the deaths. Maxwell issues a dying statement denouncing mob justice while Landgraf is pronounced dead eleven and a half minutes after the fall.

Prince Albert Father Tiban Maxwell Henry Landgraf Landgraf Tihan Landgraaf Hugh M. Brooks Charles Arthur Preller Southern St. Louis ISL Liverpool England Presler San Francisco Preller Eut New Zealand Sydney Auckland St.Louis Pretier Dingfelder Maxwell's

Programme for Minnesota Editors Meeting Schedule

The twenty first annual meeting programme of the Editors and Publishers Association of Minnesota, prepared by President Joel P Heatwole and printed for members, notes a change of date from August 29 to September 6 because many county conventions were held on the earlier date, just before the Republican event.

Editors and Publishers’ Association of Minnesota Joel P. Heatwole H. P. Hall

Grain and dairy prices from Chicago Minneapolis Saint Paul and Duluth

A dense crop market report lists wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, flax and dairy prices across Chicago Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth. It notes bid levels for No 2 and No 1 grades, mixed feeds, butter, eggs and meat prices with daily receipts and shipments.

Biastec

The Value of Longevity in the August Forum

Dr. Felix L. Oswald argues longevity could solve riddles of existence and balance fate. The essay contemplates how extended life might alter fortune, justice, and religious arguments, valuing longevity as a secular anchor for human progress.

Felix L. Oswald Burns Keats Cervantes Spinoza Schiller Pascal Starvey Macaulay Buckle Bichat Raphael Mozart Byron Isis Temple Mr. Mallock

Ailments of Love in a Small Town Courtship

Grace Royson recounts her tangled romance with Mr. Dobbins a quarrelsome widower and former fiancé of her Aunt Grigson. The tale follows jealous schemes delayed weddings and a revealed match between Dobbins and Kate Royson ending with Aunt Grigson's elopement to a reverend and a broken heart.

Resurrection plant in possession of Indianapolis superintendent

Mr Geeting the Superintendent of Public Instructions in Indianapolis owns a rare resurrection plant. The specimen, once dried to powder, revives into a green mossy bloom when placed in water and slowly fades when removed. He received it from his sailor uncle years ago and has refused offers to sell due to its rarity and personal significance.

Mr. Geeting Public Instructions Indianapolis Upper Egypt Durin R Geeting

Orchard and sheep farming tips from the Massachusetts Ploughman

The column urges August and September hoeing to control raspberry and blackberry grasses and discusses breeding twins in English sheep and cattle to boost profits. It recounts a Canadian farm practice to reduce oats lodging, praises long running sheep dairy farms, warns on beetles in potatoes, and notes women entering dentistry with practical patient care tales from New York.

Massachusetts Ohio Canada Paris

Nutritive value of long kept hay and grain studied

The New York Experiment Station chemists report digestibility declines in hay and grain with long storage. New hay shows 67.39 percent albuminoids digestible versus 55.10 in a year old hay, while wheat and bran digestibility also drop. Fats in old grains are less digestible when ground.

New York Experiment Station

Guidance on Selecting Cavalry Horses for Farmers

The English government guidance lists criteria to reject horses with straight or weak fore legs, improper pasterns, toes turning in or out, hind leg alignment issues, excessive width between thighs, or uneven or very small feet. It emphasizes avoiding horses with poor propulsion from the hindquarters and those likely to suffer injuries due to conformation.

Moxie Promoted For Nervous Systems And Night Life

An ad extols Moxie as a year round tonic for older men to support bodily functions and recover from a long business life. It claims young men use it to counter liquor effects and dissipation. A single tumbler supposedly ends recent intoxication within an hour with no stimulation side effects.

Gypsy Thomas Stanley Accused in Wife Sale Plot

Thomas Stanley a transient gypsy lies in Greenbush New York accused of selling his wife to his cousin in West Troy for one dollar. The wife reportedly consented and an agreement was signed by all parties involved.

Thomas Stanley Greenbush N. Y West Troy Cuticura Potter Diva and Chemical Co Oston Mags Cuticurka

Dr Sage's Catarrl Remedy Promoted for Breathing Ease

An advertisement urges readers to try Dr Sage's Catarrl Remedy to alleviate foul breath and postnasal discomfort, claiming quick relief and improved confidence. The plea targets those troubled by persistent mouth odor and nasal irritation.

Dr. Sage

Duluth Strikes Halt Public Works and Rallies

Duluth Minnesota faces a labor strike that paralyzes business as public improvement projects stop and daily demonstrations erupt, disrupting city activity and daily life.

Duluth Minn

Remedy for Women’s Ailments Promoted by Physician

An advice column urges women to seek medical help and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a highly effective remedy for women's weaknesses and ailments. It claims the product is sold by druggists with a guarantee that it will satisfy or money will be refunded, with the guarantee printed on the bottle wrapper.

Pierce Perry Davis Cruccists Tutt Murray St New York

Wealthy Tiffany Glass manager James Sladefound dead in New York

James F Slade 32 manager of the Tiffany Glass company was found dead in his New York apartment with his throat cut His wife and six weeks old child are spending the summer at East Hampton His death is not yet explained and the family reportedly sought to conceal the facts

O'Donovan Rossa New York America Enland Greenway Manitoba Martin Cigantic Northern Pacific Hudson Bay Railway Company Chattanooga, Tenn Rosebud Indian Agency Rede Standing Rock Rosebud Cheyenne Atlanta Georgia Jacksonville James F. Slade Tiffany Glass Company Paris East Hampton S. 1

Minneapolis Conservatory Ad Promises Musical Education Benefits

A short notice states the Minneapolis Conservatory of Music offers numerous advantages for students. The piece also notes A. F. Parker, imprisoned in Deer Lodge Montana for counterfeiting, was pardoned by the president after three years, described as a good and trusty inmate.

Conservatory of Music of Minneapolis A. F. Parker Deer Lodge Montana Butte Northwestern Conservatory OF Music Nicollet Ave Minn Northwest Chas. H. Morse

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