Rightly Located at Anoke and Duluth News- Tribune changing chiefs
The piece argues the fourth insane asylum belongs in Anoka for northern Minnesota and opposes Hastings securing the site. It praises Anoka as the proper location and criticizes southern bias. It also notes G. G. Hartrey taking over the Duluth News Tribune with Col. Pat Conan as editor and hints leap year opportunities for young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anoke
Minnesota
Hasting
Anoka
Hastings
G. G. Hartrey
Duluth News- Tribune
Col
Pat. Conan
Time Table With Local Rail Stops and Times
Daily timetable listing multiple rail arrivals and departures including Claggnet Stony Brook Fioodwood Swan River La Praithedy Grand Rapids Deer River and related times. Note shows daily except Sunday service and is signed by WM Orr G P A Duluth Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearts
Daly
Puluth
Leverts
Little Falle
Dakota
Dalathdy
ar-Cloggnet
Stony Brook Jelly
Fioodwood-l
ar-Swan River
a--La Praithedy
ar-Grand Rapig
Deer
Wisconsin Central Lines Announcement
Two fast trains daily between St Paul Minneapolis and Chicago Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin. Connections in Chicago with lines running east and south. Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all US and Canadian points. For routes rates maps and folders contact your nearest agent or Jas C Foxn Gen Pass Ag t Milwaukee Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
United States
Canadian
Jas. C. Poxn
Gen. Pass. Ag.t
Wis
Burlington plans monthly literary notices for readers
In Past Years will publish short scientific historical and geographic notes in a new monthly feature. To receive the articles by mail during 186, send name and address to the General Passenger Agent. The Burlington trains provide fast service from St Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago St Louis and other eastern southern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Anwrile
St. Paul
Ninneapolis
Chicago
St. Louie
W.J.C. Kenyon
Gen Freight & Pase
Minn
Divorces Denied for Tur Mendenhalls in Duluth Case
In Duluth a court faced Tur Mendenhalls seeking divorces but ruled that neither spouse can obtain a divorce. The decision leaves both parties in limbo, with no immediate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Gas Strike Reported in Renoville City
Editor Dowling of the Republican league has spent a week in Renoville, which likely explains the natural gas strike reported there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renoville
Dowling
Republican League
Enterprising Undertaker Eyes World Death Business
An observer notes the global annual death toll of about 36 million and muses how a bold undertaker might corner the entire industry, imagining vast potential profits and market control. The remark reflects speculative sensationalism about monopolizing a universal event.
Duluth Water Crisis Overshadows War Rumors
In Duluth the water supply sparks major concern as typhoid fever deaths rise, blamed on the foul water used by residents, with war rumors from England lingering in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
England
1841 Letters Undercut Schomburg Line in Venezuela Border Claim
Newly revealed correspondence from 1841 by Lord Aberdeen supports the view that the Schomburg line is not a valid basis for territorial claims in the Venezuela boundary dispute. The letters bolster ExGuano's position by discrediting the historic demarcation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ExGuano
Lord Aberdeen
Schomburg
State GOP to Set Date for May Convention
Chainman Bixpy reports the Republican State Central Committee will likely meet April 1st or 2nd to fix a date for the state convention. The convention must be held before May 16th under the national committee’s call, signaling early political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chainman Bixpy
Republican State Central Committee
National Committee
Divorce rates rise across most states in the union
Divorce statistics show an alarming increase in nearly all states. The trend suggests marriage is viewed as a contract easily nullified by either party, with reports noting divorces outpacing population growth in many areas.
Rumor Links Bronson Strain to Legislature Run
The Taz Wadena Pioneer reports circulating talk that Bronson Strain, editor of the Battle Lake Review, may seek a legislative candidacy next spring. It notes his strong service to Otter Tail county Republicans and the respect he earns among party workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Wadena
Bronson Strain
Battle Lake Review
Brother Strain
Otter Tail County
New Ohio ruling shifts husband support duty to wives
The article reports that a Ohio judge ruled wives are legally responsible for supporting their husbands and families if the husbands cannot support them, in a case involving a $22 tailors bill. The piece notes the new woman’s struggle as she advances toward a man’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bill Introduced Granting Lease on Railroad Route Through Reservations
A bill introduced in the house by Representative Fletcher grants the Brainerd and Northern Minnesota railroad the right of way through the Leech Lake and Chippewa Indian reservations. It allows telegraph and telephone lines and enables loading logs at points along Leech Lake, extending northwest to the western reservation lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Brainerd & Northern Minnesota Railroad
Leech Lake Indian Reservation
Chippewa Indian Reservation
Leech Lake
Political conventions sweep nation in 1896
The piece notes a busy year ahead with political activity from early spring as emissaries tour the state collecting public sentiment. It lists Republican league club, state and congressional conventions, legislative, county, and city gatherings as parties anticipated to hold events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican League Club
Chippewa Lands Open Fight as Delegation Heads to Washington
Deputy U.S. marshal Gus Beaulieu is directing efforts for ex district attorney Eugene G Hay of Minneapolis to oppose the Baldwin bill opening 890000 acres of Chippewa lands to sale. Fourteen tribal delegates depart for Washington January 10 to press for safeguards for Indian timber and mineral interests amid bids by pine land grabbers. The Leech Lake and White Earth reservations face sale of 50 000 Leech Lake acres and timber lands at stumpage. An earlier clash with two self styled game wardens near the reservation sparked by rights to hunt and fish saw Indians resist seizure of venison, now likely to be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus. Beaulieu
U.S
Eugene G. Hay
Minneapolis
Leech Lake
Hay
Beaulieu
General Land Office
Land Office
Pioneer Press
Washington
Baldwin
Secretary of the Interior
White Earth
Minnesota
Leech Lake Reservation
Mississippi
Indiana
Towne Seen as Silver Leader by Washington Correspondent
Arthur W. Dunn reports Towne as a key silver figure in the House with a loud voice and support from younger silver advocates. He suggests Towne errs by backing free coinage while Minnesota seeks steady business and calm, practical policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Representative Towne
Towne
Minnesota
Rustic pearl holders and pens advertised at Sandberg's
Rustic pearl holders with No 2 gold pens priced at 1.75 dollars sold at Sandberg's. Call or write J. H. Warner about trading land or city property. Office in the Columbian Block look for T. McMaster's sign on Sixth street painted by J. C. Congdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandberg’s
J. H. Warner
Columbian Block
T. McMaster
Sixth Street
J. C. Congdon
Amateur Massage See Guide for Home Practitioners
Instructions on basic massage techniques for home use outline four motions for beginners. The article describes rubbing, kneading, and percussion, emphasizing comfort, safety, and the aim to ease illness. It notes amateur practice can aid family caregivers and that professional masseurs are not always necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Ledger
Basements and Ice in a Cincinnati Encounter
Satan dismisses a boastful newcomer as a prominent citizen from his prior home while guiding him to a basement room. The exchange blends blunt social peacocking with a cold warning as the guest learns his status matters little in this grim setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Cincinnati Enquirer
Grafted Potatoes and Tomatoes Stir English Garden Currents
In England researchers report grafting tomato plants onto potato roots yielding tomatoes above ground and potatoes below. Conversely potatoes grafted on tomatoes produced flowers and a few tubers, sparking curiosity about cross grafting outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Beacon Hill Estate Foretold by Prophets Hint
A fragment praises Beacon Hill in Boston as a famed estate foretold by prophets. The passage notes how fashion whims influence worldly things, as reflected in a Boston Herald reflection on legacy and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laces Hills
Beacon Hill
Boston
Boston Herald
Odd Names and Names in Fashion Across Time
The piece surveys naming trends from Molly and Polly to modern oddities. It notes cycles in name popularity, discusses influence of languages like French, and recalls anecdotes of unusual baptisms. It ends with a brief comparison of death certification practices in Britain and Germany.
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Molly
Polly
Annie
Maggie
Peggie
Nancy
Nan
Mary
Marie
Ann
Annette
Jezebel
James B. Wasely
New York
Luci
Lucifer
George Washington
Dorothy
Rhoda
Edna
Angeline
Ada
Almira
Agatha
Viola
Maude
Jessie
Olga
Odette
Olive
Inez
Isabel
Hortense
Rosalind
Beatrice
Naomi
Mignon
Mildred
Lilian
Leonora
Kathleen
Ida
Estelle
Gertrude
Gladys
Grease
Genevieve
Gabriella
Henrietta
Edith
Felice
Fedora
Frederica
Eunice
Florence
Eloisa
Emeline
Eleanor
Elsie
Effie
Doris
Eveleen
Cora
Cynthia
Cloe
Cordelia
Beulah
Bertha
Blanche
Ruth
Veronica
Betsy
Bessie
Ann Annie
Mindwell
Minnie
Jerusha
Jennie
Mehitable
Hitty
New York World
Stephen Girard Hero Tablet Describes His Yellow Fever Service
A Philadelphia commemorative tablet in Girard College highlights Stephen Girard’s actions during Philadelphia’s 1793 yellow fever epidemic. He abandoned business and wealth to oversee a yellow fever hospital, accepting work others avoided as his duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Girard
Philadelphia
Girard College
New York Evening Post
Wool Wanted 525 Cords of Green Jack Pine
Bids for 525 cords of Green Jack Pine body wood are invited by the Brainerd Board of Education. Bids due January 6 1896 at 8 pm. Wood must be found four feet long and delivered to city school houses by May 1 1896. Bids may cover all or part. A E Peywet Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd Board of Education
A. E. Peywet
Charles Gorder
Kerl Jordan
Em.le
William Thomas
Crow Wing
Minnesota
Brainerd
Crow Wine County
Crow
Wing County
Chris.Racy
Sarah Jane Racy
Mortgagors
John B. James
Thonelve
Through tourist car service linked to Shasta Route opens
A new through tourist car service by the Northern Pacific in cooperation with the Southern Pacific on the Shasta Route connects east and California points via Portland. Cars depart St Paul and Minneapolis each Wednesday afternoon on the Overland line and reach Sacramento and San Francisco the next Monday. Berth rates are $6. Reservations through NP railroad Brainerd agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Northern Pacific R. R
Southern Pacific R. R
Shasta
Portland
Oregon
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific “Overland
Sacramento
San Francisco
N. P. R. RK. Brainerd
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Northern Pacific Bank
Front
N. Parker
Sam. Walker
J. N. Nevers
Cashi
Sekee
Beary
C. Payne
Reece
Pacific
R.R
Throvuch Cars
Selena
Lutte
Tacoma
Fargo
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Little Palis
Paceengers
Aitken
N. P. Junction
Staples
Northern Pacific
K. R. Et Arainerd
R. R
W. F. Fitca
WM. Orr, G. P. A
Duluth, Minn
Wisconsin Central Lines
R. F. Walters
London
Mme. de Maintenant
Stock Exchange
Oxford
Belial College
Hal
Great Britain
Germany
Jack Pine
Ayer
H. O. Hirson
Kinard’s
C. Ayer
Scientific American Agency For
Tbe PT
MUNN @ CO
Broadway
New York City
Summons
State OF Minnesota
District Court, Fifteenth Judicial District
Daisy A. Hanis
W. E. Han Iin
District Court
Attoreny
Leon E. Lum
Itasca
Eaid Court
James N. True
James W. Porter
Frank Porter
Bel'e A. Porter
Jane
James M. Rankin
Frank Porte
Belle A. Porter
Henry Spalding
Crow Wing County
J. W. Slipp
THE
Grocers
Line & Brooks
Cross & Blackwell
Gedney
P. M. Lagerquist
P.M. Lagerquist
Lagerquist
6Th Street
Rostad & Benson
Fifth Street
Stratton House
Choice
Kansas City
Majestic x
M. Clark
R K. Whiteley
Cit
Braivern and
SoRvares
Leeper
Krrainerd
Attorneys AT Law
Bank Bleek
Brainerv, Mien
G. S. McPherson
Chas Maynari
J. Briega
Palage
Koop’e
Brainerd, Minn
A. F. Ferris
Leiv E. Lum
G. D. Labar
CP Business
William
Weating
West Side
5Th St
Near Front
L. W. Chase
Tas Bodega
Sleeper Bronx
Front Street
Northwest
Billiard and Pool
Paris
W. F. Holst
Front & Laurel
Sean
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