Our Ticket and Political Notes in Duluth
Pax's directory claims 38 700 people for Duluth. Our Democratic legislative convention for the 46th district will meet at Duluth on Tuesday next to nominate a candidate. The Glasgow Herald notes Britain and Cleveland and Harrison on free trade. The New York World says Democratic leaders fear a slumping campaign may dampen November turnout.
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Pax’s
Duluth
Verndale
Cleveland
Great Britain
The
Glasgow Herald
Harrison
New York World
Protection Keeps Wool Industry Safe From Foreign Competition
The speaker argues that wool and woolen goods are now cheaper under protection than under low tariffs, removing any rationale for free list inclusion. They warn that adjusting to home competition is possible, but facing foreign competition could ruin the entire wool industry.
Judge Sleeper decision stir in indemnity cases debated
A month passes with no appeal to the supreme court over Judge Sleeper's indemnity land ruling. The writer questions the lack of action by supporters and challenges opponents to pursue higher review, praising Judge Sleeper as a fearless candidate for re election and accusing critics of self interest.
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Sleeper
Judge Sleeper
Geo. W. Holland
Ames Voting Fortunes Tease in Tribune Preview
The St. Cloud Tribune notes speculation on whether Wilson can approach Ames’s earlier vote share. It warns those doubting Ames’ following to wait for November results and counts. The piece criticizes the Democrats for not fielding Ames again.
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Wilson
Ames
St. Cloud Tribune
Prohibitionists Lose Ground, Iowa Temperance Leader Warns
Rev Dr Fellows, president of the Iowa State Temperance Alliance, declares the third party policy will fail to unite temperance forces. He argues continued tactics alienate temperance supporters from both major parties and undermine the movement against the Winona Republican.
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Prohibition Party
Dr. Fellows
Iowa State Temperance Alliance
Prohibitionists
Iowa
Friends of Temperance
United States
Winona Republican
Randall Attacks Mills Bill With Unanswerable Points
The speech ridicules the Mills bill claiming it would swell treasury surplus and shift taxes from luxuries to necessities. An exhibit contrasts oil and sugar taxes, listing olive oil and castor oil, tin plates, lice, bone-black, sugar with varied rates to underscore perceived inequities.
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Randall
Treasury
Sugar Trust
Poker scandal in St Cloud prompts hush money claim
The Sauk Rapids Sentinel accuses St Cloud papers of concealing a city poker incident from a week ago by paying hush money to suppress details. The note criticizes Christians and servant girls said to be ruined, arguing larger crimes are ignored while gamblers are exposed.
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St. Cloud
Sauk Rapids
Crow Wing Republican County Convention Selects Four Delegates
Crow Wing county Republicans met at the court house with broad precinct representation. John Frater was elected chairman, W L Fratcher secretary, and a credentials committee named. Four delegates to the state convention were chosen: Martin, Spaulding, Howe, and Willis, each receiving 21 votes. Resolutions praised Gen Harrison and L P Morton and endorsed Comstock for representative and Sleeper for judge. The article also notes a Chicago dispatch on a Democratic campaign fund collect by a firm linked to a postmaster.
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Court House
Daggett Brook
Fairbanks
Howe
John Frater
W. L. Fratcher
Long Lake
D. Dykeman
Crow Wing
Joel Smith
Oak Lawn
F. M. Muzzy
Deerwood
Henry Patterson
Mille Lacs
Joe Miller
H. Spalding
Ray Lake
J. S. Rankin
J.J. Howe
Mooersville
John L. Berg
A. M. Bratt
Martin
C. L. Spaulding
J. J. Howe
John Willis
Henry Mahle
Teller
Crow Wing County
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Mills Hill
Congress
Resolven
G. Comstock
C. B. Sleeper
Chicago
Judd
Edward B. Esher
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Erskine W. Phelps
Democratic National Committee
Notable U S presidential elections and winners through history
A compiled table lists presidential elections from 1789 to 1884 with winners such as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Q Adams, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, James K Polk, Zachary Taylor, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses Grant, Horatio Seymour, Abraham Lincoln again, Grover Cleveland, and others, alongside some opposing candidates. The text shows many OCR errors and name misspellings.
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George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
D. C. Pinch
James Madison
de Witt Clinton
James Monroe
John Q. Adams
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Dacksor
John
Henry Clay
Martin van Buren
Horatio Seyrm Pai
Horace Gree
J. Tilden
W.8
Hancock
Gmte
U. Blain
Grover Cleveland
Divorcing Politics From the Judiciary Sparks Controversy
The Detroit Record criticizes Democratic calls for a judiciary divorce from partisan politics in the Fifteenth district. It argues Governor appointee Sleeper, a Republican, faces opposition from Democrats citing nonpartisanship while praising Democrat Baxter, who won election with broad support despite a Republican opponent.
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Detroit Record
Fifteenth Judicial District
Sleeper
Geo. W. Holland
Baxter
Devastating Block Fire Bursts in Local City
A major blaze on Third Street destroyed most of the central business block. Water supply failed, winds were light, and only two brick structures survived. Loss estimated around 850 000 with about half insured as firms relocate to vacant spaces and brick buildings rise in place.
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Merchants House
Stinehar
C. Potter
A. R. Wiswell
Greens Weeks
Oscar Weickert
Front
Broadway
Brainerd
Opera House
Front Street
9Th Street
Sleeper’s Park
C. B. Sleeper
J. L. Smith
Balloon Ascensions For State Fair Aerial Feats Planned
State Fair officials announce two balloon ascensions with one by a woman. Prof Price and Prof Hunt with Mrs Price and Mrs Hunt will perform between September 10 and 15. Price recently made a 5000 foot ascent and parachute descent near Illinois, a safe landing near town.
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Oscar Hunt
J. W. Price
Hunt
Price
Ilinois
Prof. Price
Springfield
Northwestern Line offers rail options for En campment to Columbus
Families and friends planning to attend the National En campment in Columbus Ohio September 10 through 14 should use The Northwestern Line Chicago to Omaha routes. Regular first class, vestibuled trains from Minneapolis St Paul to Chicago provide meals and reliable service. Tickets to Columbus and return are offered at about one cent per mile with connections for Ohio, Pittsburgh, Wheeling and points south of the Ohio River.
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Ohio
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Chicago
St. Paul
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Omaha Railway
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Minneapolis
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Ohio River
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Nicollet House Block
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Duluth
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Minn
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Minneapolis & Oraha
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Gen's Pass
J.s.mccournoves
M. N. Wheeler
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ST. Pats
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Chilppew
Falls
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Ashland
Hurley
Wis
Ironwood
Mich
Dessemer
Stevens Point
Neenah
Menasha
Oshkosh
Fond DU Lac
Waukesha
Burlington
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API
Mellen
Jas. Barker
Passr
State Teachers Institute Opens in Crow Wing County
The Crow Wing County Institute opens in Bramerd the week of September 24 1886 with state instructors and a focus on the Common School Manual and new State Series texts. Sessions cover teaching methods school management grading and practical instruction with lectures evening lectures and social events. Local schools may close for Institute week and organizers urge early notice for lodging and attendance under Supt D L Ktehle and County Supt W A Frese.
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Crow Wing
Bramerd
Limit on G. A. BR tickets to Colum bus extended
The limit on Georgia and Atlantic Railroad tickets to Columbus may be extended to allow a return trip on October 19th upon application to the joint agent at Columbus. The change hinges on carrier approval and system demand.
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G. A. BR
Columbus
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