Brainerd Pioneer Press Summary Brief
The Brainerd Pioneer Press notes five on Monday destroyed $60 000 worth of property in Livingston Montana. It reports over 100 000 bushels of wheat marketed this season at Hawley Minnesota. It states there will be no extra legislative session this winter and Gov Hubbard says the state cannot incur expenses without a loan. It contrasts editorials on President Cleveland’s Hendricks funeral: Pioneer Press commends the decision, while the Globe condemns it as insulting to the people.
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Livingston
M. T
Hawley
Hubbard
Pioneer Press
Cleveland
Hendrick
The
Globe
Gross
East
West
Western Press Association
United Press Association
New York Press Association
Europe
Chicago
Tur Globe
Labor Department
Farmer’s Department
Wreckly Globe
H. M. Newell
Elia B. Newell
Joseph Atkinson
Office
Register of Deeds
Crow Wing
Minnesota
Court House
Brainerd
Elofi
Crow Wing County
Office of the Register of Deeds
W.A. Fleminne
Josefh Atkinson
Frank W. Earle
Eva Viola Earle
Oliver C. Wyman
Zachary T. Mallin
Wilson J. van Dyke
Wyman, Mallin & van Dyke
Minnegots
A. D
Boos “C
Caid
Zachary J Ilin
Daly
Serber
A.D
Mortages
Havin
Crown Wing
State of
Zacuany T. Mullin
Smitu & Reap
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Cloud
A. W. Frater
M.nn
Joseph A. Capistrant
Crow Wing Co
Mion
Jos. Derosier
J. B. Pilon
P. Felix
Edward Jewett
Fort Ripley
D.H. Freeman
Register
Dam and Flour Mill at Hubbard Destroyed by Leak
The Long Lake Milling company facility at Hubbard went out Tuesday at 8 o clock after a dam leak. Efforts to save the mill failed as the structure and machinery downstream. Loss estimated between eight and ten thousand dollars.
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Long Lake Milling Company
Hubbard
Woman Abandons Infant At Fargo Hotel On Dec 1
A well dressed young woman about 20 and her 10 day old infant visited the Russell hotel on Broadway Fargo around dusk. The woman left the baby in the parlor while she went to supper and then vanished likely boarding a train. The child is described as bright and healthy and believed to be of high class parentage.
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Fargo
Russell Hotel
Broadway
Emily
James Lee
Sam
California
Mary
Jane
Jacob
Grannie
Dearie
Mr. Lee
Tom
Memorial stands against transfer of Chippewa lands to White Earth
At a Norman county convention in Ada on Tuesday citizens protested a proposed transfer of the Red Lake Mille Lacs Leech Lake and Winnebago shish Indians to the White Earth reservation. They urged Congress to purchase the best agricultural lands the Indians wish to sell.
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Norman County
Ada
Red Lake
Mille Lacs
Leech Lake
Winnebagoshish
White Earth Reservation
Congress
Land sales of Northern Pacific rise in November
The Northern Pacific reports November land sales totaling 25 874 acres for 97 920 dollars, up from 14 380 acres for 70 000 dollars in November 1884. The month’s exports are divided among Minnesota Dakota Washington and Oregon regions.
Wadena Rumor Of Fund For Prosecution Refuted
The Wadena Tribune reports the claim that saloon keepers and sporting men raised $1,000 to prosecute minister John Walton for rape is unfounded. It states business leaders in Wadena have no incentive to fund such a case and dismisses the assertion.
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St. Paul Globe
Wadena
John Walton
Wadena Tribune
Rum river logs to be cut this winter near Anoka
Anoka Herald presents a detailed estimate from veteran Rum river lumbermen on winter log cutting. Long road timber will require hauling up to seven and a half miles with cutting and hauling costs around four dollars per thousand. Additional one dollar per thousand to drive logs to the boom. Landed logs valued at four hundred thousand dollars and potential lumber value of one hundred twenty five thousand dollars. About six hundred men, three hundred horses, and two hundred fifty oxen will be employed with wages near prior year: men twenty six dollars monthly horses twenty dollars per pair and oxen ten dollars per pair.
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Rum River
Anoka Herald
Anoka
Guilford G. Hartley
Carrie E. Hartley
Benjamin F. Hartley
Susie A. Hartley
Hugh Harrison
A. D
Felney
Register of Deeds
Crow Wing
Minnesota
H. G. Harrison
the Register of Deeds
Crow Wingens
Itis
Brainerd
Office
Crew Wing
Attor
Humorous Indian Chief Snubs Self-Proclaimed General
A retired officer recalls Chief Hole-in-the-Day meeting General Sanborn in St Paul. The Chief, famed for satire and oratory, expressed supreme disgust after Sanborn claimed militia rank, quipping Milish neral and walking away.
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West Point
Carp
Cleveland Leader
Great Northwest
Tom Corwin
Gov. Gorman
Hole-in-the Day
Gen. Sanborn
New York
Sanborn
Attorney seeks pay for hanging condemned man
Charles d Autremont Jr of Duluth writes the attorney general for the sheriff asking pay for the hanging of John Wesienen and warns that county costs could influence juries and justice. The attorney general replies no state appropriation exists and that past expenses were covered by the county.
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Charles d’ Autremont Jr
Duluth
St. Lews County
John Wesienen
Tracheodomy Saves Lockhart Woman From Throat Obstruction
Mary La France of Lockhart nearly died after swallowing an upper teeth plate during a nightmare. Dr F H Stuart performed a rare tracheodomy neck incision above the collar bone to remove the obstruction, the operation proving successful with the patient recovering aside from throat soreness.
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Mary la France
Lockhart
F. H. Stuart
Ada Journal
Going Home A Homeless Woman Finds Her Way Home
A worn woman and a young girl wait at a farmer's door seeking shelter for the night. The old woman speaks of home and children as she leads the child along a cold road toward a hidden resting place, where she reunites with her son and dies content.
Falls in skating rinks pale beside love for country
The Boston Courier notes 50,000 rinks with six falls per rink daily equal 30,000 falls daily or 1,800,000 weekly. It jokes that Adam’s fall is trivial next to national mishaps and praises patriotic spirit despite mishaps.
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Adam
Boston Courier
Love and Death Intertwined in a Tragic Ballad
A fragment from Chamber's Journal contemplates heartbreak and enduring love as death nears. The speaker mourns a lost beloved, recalls past tenderness, and weighs whether death will grant relief or prolong pain. It questions fate, love's bitterness, and death's seeming mercy.
The Diamond Ring At The Dock
Sandy finds a ring and hides it for two days then shares it with Sam Knox. Sam plots to take the diamond and fakes care until a steamer lurch reveals the ring in his waistcoat pocket. Sandy loses the ring and laments his bad luck while Sam considers when to claim the gain.
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Sam
Sandy
Andy
Jim
Aper
The Diamond Trick and Consequences on the Dock
Sam finds a diamond ring that proves fake under a gas light and loses it in despair. He and Sandy walk away poorer in spirit, vowing to avoid deceit as they reflect on Judas and the snare of riches.
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Sandy
Judas
Yoursel
Sam Knox
Sam
Clock-Mending Tramps Riff On Time and Theft
An Erie Dispatch excerpt portrays tramps reflecting on past prosperity, noting clock fixing as a fake trade and describing crude, improvised methods. They boast of schemes using glue, molasses, and improvised tools to delay clocks and escape, framing a life of petty deception.
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Erie Dispatch
Reformed Liar After Nighttime Prank Tale
A young man in the city spends evenings with a country sweetheart. He tricks his way inside after a staged fall and is carried indoors. The mother then applies a mustard plaster and watches until a deep blister confirms his deception. The notice ends with the quip that he is now a reformed liar.
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Ces
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Brainerd Dispatch
N. H. Ingersoll, F. W. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Oficial
Crow Wing, Cass
Itasca Counties
Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Front Street
U. S. Grant
Grand Army Post
Sia Forshee & McMakin
Keene & Nevers
Post Office
M. P. Murphy
South Sixth Street
I. Ribbel
Dover Post-Ofice
Fernald
Prater & Fernard
W. A. Fleming
Attorney At Law
C. O. Paquin
Front Streets
Blnff Avenue
Fourth Street
R. Whitely
Civic Exerxion
Sunveron
Ofice
MIMN
M. McFadden
America
WL Douglas
Rewird
Monarch
Perater
Newark Machine CO
Aus
DAILY
the Representative Newspaper
Golden Northwest
Lewis Baker
St. Paul, Minn
Sunday Globe
Daily Globe
H. M. Barron
J. L. Smith
Anda
S. Walker
A. Summers
Dettelbach
Fifth
Sixtid Street
Oui
Drug Store
7Th and
U. S. Mail
Uncle Sam
Boston
Third and
Robert Streets
Ceneral Land Office
C. B. Sleeper
Sleeper’s Addition
Laurel and
Sixth Streets
Dana
D. W. Whitford
Steinwa
BROS
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St. Paul and Minneaglis
FINGT
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Onr
Wnanship
East Third St
St. Paul
Nicollet Ave
Mason & Hamzin and
Shoninder Ghcans
Ji.w.dyer & Bro
Siocal
Weber
Eleventh Judicial District
J. Bowlin
Joseph McGeehan
Gilman Knight
Julia Knight
Attorne Brainerd
Bos
D. Cheney
Abbie J. Cheney
Leon E. Lum
Oscar Anderson
Mary Anderson
Thomas Sale
Minnecota
Mortreges
Crow Wington
Rainerd
Eain
Thomas Salo
A. W. Frazen
Nellie E. Paine
Reuben H. Paine
Adam Brown
Daniel D. Smith
Mortraces
Gui Land
B. Piton
Fort and Sing
C. G. Mooers
Hugh Riddle
Inerd
Mina
Tainerd
Mins
Beeman, Register
MI. G. Harrison
Albert C. Coss
Encctecate
State OF Minnesota
11Th Judicial District
John H. Cappers
Ve. Delia E. Cappers
B. Sleeper
Plaintiff’s Attorney
Brainerd, Minn
Wisconsin Central Line
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Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Stevens Point
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Jame Tren
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Tae
Milwaukee
Wis
F. N. Finney
Manac
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Yellowstone Park
Chas. S. Fee
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