Milton Nobles Coming to Sleeper Opera House
Peck's Sun notes Milton Nobles and his company will perform at Sleeper Opera House in this city on Monday evening December 14 in the play Interviews or the Mugwump Candidate. Tickets for reserved seats are on sale at Cable & Co.'s drug store.
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Peck
Vilhhan
Nobles
Milton Nobles
Mugwump
Cable & Co
H. M. Newell
Ella B. Newell
Joseph Atkinson
Register of Deeds
Crow Wing
Minnesota
Court House
Brainerd
Snanangs
Crow Wing County
W.A. Fremine
Ceuseu
Henry A. Smith
Peter Dean
St. Louis County
Minn
Minnn
Frainerd
Irainerd
Brainerd Friday Paper Notes Politics and Weather
The Brainerd Minnesota newspaper issue reviews Vanderbilt's market impact, comments on a Democratic congress, and notes Speaker Gibbs' gubernatorial prospects. It also jokes about a predicted warm day failing and mentions cold weather with a thermometer at 28 below.
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St. Paul
Society to curb sirens targets Scabreed in Minneapolis
A local Minneapolis note claims women formed a society to expel sirens from hearth and home, protecting husbands and fathers. Meanwhile financier William H. Vanderbilt died in New York on Tuesday, valued wealth reported at 250 million dollars with a vast interest accumulating every minute.
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Wm. H. Vanderbilt
New York
White settlers urged to buy land to curb Indian lands
A sharp exchange argues that white settlers should have equal influence with the government as Indians if they wish to remove further Indian presence. It claims white settlers drive Minnesota’s greatness, insisting natives must yield land they cannot cultivate to settle the state’s growth.
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White Earth
Minnesota
Northern Minnesota cities call for new session to curb influence
Brainerd Fergus Falls Crookston and Duluth demand an extra legislative session to challenge political influence they say dominates Minnesota. The Duluth Tribune urges northern Minnesota rights and fair representation for all.
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Minnesota
Brainerd
Fergus Falls
Crookston
Duluth
Duluth Tribune
Northern Pacific Deposits Cover Fixed Charges and Land Sale Talks
Northern Pacific officials report a deposit in New York sufficient to cover all fixed charges due or accruing through mid January. The company also negotiates with a syndicate to sell about 500000 acres of land at a price expected to redeem roughly 4 million dollars of preferred stock.
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Northern Pacific
New York
Tax Timelines For Delinquent Property And State Sale
Tax deadlines outlined include January first for due taxes and delinquency rules. Personal property taxes incur sheriff collection after March first with ten percent add on. June first adds ten percent on unpaid real estate taxes and delinquency marks start the following January with five percent extra. May first is tax lien day with two percent monthly until redemption and two year sale window before state or purchaser gains absolute property.
Appointment of Minnesota Chippewa Clerk in ethnological bureau
Joseph Woodbury son of the late Minnesota Chippewa Hole-in-the-Day is named clerk in the ethnological bureau to aid Dr. Dorsey in Sioux lore research. Woodbury now leads the Chippewas and has Minneapolis public school roots with a Washington connection. Gov Ramsey and allies supported his appointment.
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Joseph Woodbury
Hole-in-the- Day
Ethnological Bureau
Dorsey
Young Woodbury
Minneapolis
Washington
The Hammer Did It
Mr Cleveland argues with Col Lamont while a hired man weighs escape from the town. As they repair a chicken coop the hammer slips and ends their debate in a thunderous crash. Johnny Sherman is mentioned as a helper in the fold of local plans.
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Mr. Cleveland
Col. Lamont
John
Grove
Johnny Sherman
Vanderbilt death fails to shake markets but may spur new rail projects
The death of William H. Vanderbilt does not cause panic in stocks as before. The Hudson River and New York Central purchases by the Vanderbilt-affiliated West Shore railroad restore market confidence. Vanderbilt had sought retirement and few ventures relied solely on his capital. His wealth distribution may prompt new railroad development.
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William H. Vanderbilt
West Shore Railroad
Hudson River
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Marys Lamb Becomes Unprofitable Sheep Venture
A folk tale line recounts Mary with a lamb whose fleece drew demand when a lamb but collapsed as a grown sheep once tariffs removed wool demand and mutton sales faltered. Mary then gave the animals away as wool prices dropped to fifteen cents a pound.
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Mary
Drugged and Robbed on Midnight Freight at Perham
A young man about 21 was found unconscious in a caboose on a midnight freight at Perham. He recovered after a physician's treatment and said two strangers in Detroit drugged him, stealing a gold watch and $50. The cause of his appearance in the car remains a mystery.
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Perham
Magee
Detroit
Globe
Curious tale of Jacques Braun in Laramie claims Riel kinship
A French-Canadian named Jacques Braun in Laramie asserts that Louis Riel, Northwest rebellion leader, was Sir John Macdonald’s illegitimate son. Braun says he served as a captain with Riel, knew his parentage, and provided alleged proof and funds, detailing Riel’s warnings and escape before capture. He arrived about three weeks ago and cites Canadian government delays and Macdonald’s sudden departure as corroborating signs.
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Laramine
Wyo
Jacques Braun
Otter
Louis Riel
Northwest Territory
John Macdonald
Canada
Braun
Riel
Sir John
Montana
Alex
Wisconsin Boy Hunter Defends Deer With Courageous Feat
A sixteen year old George Andrews tracked a deer attacked by two Chippewa Indians near Mansfield Wisconsin. After discovering the pair skinning the deer he ordered them away. When one Indian advanced with a knife Andrews shot the man dead and then killed the second attacker. He returned to the settlement to report the event, and the bodies were later found at the scene. The boy is praised for grit and has not been arrested.
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Wisconsin
Mansfield
George Andrews
Andrews
Eii
Young Andrews
Duluth Robbers Confession Reveals Hidden Stores
Harvey Brown leads police to a south shore stash near Middle River twelve miles from Duluth where barrels of kerosene molasses flour and meal kegs of gunpowder and other goods are concealed. The gang reportedly operated for about two months with locals believing a longer prior span.
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Park Point
Duluth
Harvey Brown
Brown
Middle River
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M. P. Murphy
South Sixth Street
America
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Brainerd Dispatch
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Itasca Counties
Minne-sia
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The
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Cael
Boston
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7Th and
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Odd Fellows’ Block
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C. B. Sleeper
Sleeper’s Addition
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J. W. Koop
H. M. Barron
J. L. Smith
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EB. A. SU “Mers
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Tam
Fifth
U. S. Mail
Uncle Sam
Third and
Robert Streets
ST. Paul, Minn
State OF
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Paa J. Bowlin
Joseph McGeehan
Gilman Knight
Julia Knight
Fernald
Brainerd, Minn
Mary Anderson
Thomas Sale
Sleeper
Rainerd
Thomas
Ortgagee
A. W. Frater
Nata
Frank W. Earle
Eva Viola Earle
Oliver C. Wyman
Zachary T. Mullin
Wilson J. van Dyke
Wyman, Mullin & van Dyke
Boos
Earl Wilson J. van Dyke
A. D
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Zach
Seober
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Mortga
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Adam Brown
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John B. Douglas
Brainerd Sforesaid
Joux B. Douglas
Fernano
Q Brainerd, Minn
U.S. Grant
Army Post
Orshee & Momakin
Informa E Popu
Wepa
Broadway
N. Y
Munn &Co
Publisix Atent
Patent Office
Mane Ee
Myndred Thors
England
France
Munn & Co
Scientific American
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Grandway
T. B
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Price Bonee
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Forshee
Arnum’s
CMA KI
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Cmakin
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Samuel
ge_ omer
P. Leland
Holland
A. J
Mina
Braierd
Houramp & McCrew
Ana
Charles Conway
Fort Ripley
G. W. Stewart
County Auditor
Crow Wing Lake
J. M. Martin
J. E. Wizsox, Co. Aud
Fifth Street
J. B. Dovueias
Wisconsin Central Line
New Richmond
Chippewa Zalis
Hall Claire
Stevens Point
Waupaca
Nesnah
Duenasha
Fond
Magnificent Jay _ vbaches
Fond du Lac
Ali
UNION
Apolis
Paul
Minne
Nicollet House
Jame Gene
East Third St
Merchant's Hotel
S Barker
Ras
Milwaukee
Wis
F. N. Finney
Milwaukee, Wis
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Northwestern
Minneapolis, Minn
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Pacific
Saint Paul
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Idaho, Washington Territory
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British Columbia
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Alaska
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St. Paul Minn
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