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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1900
Page
15
A terse dispute surfaces over whether the Minneapolis Times acts as John Lind's mouthpiece. The exchange hints at mounting friction and contested editorial independence as the dialogue grows sharper.
An exchange notes that maintaining Aguinaldo's running expenses would be a heavy drain on the Filipino treasury, highlighting the financial strain of the insurgent administration.
Washington officials hail Senator Beveridge's Wednesday address as the finest oratorical performance in Congress in recent years.
A Montana woman set a bear trap and caught a man instead. The odd incident raises questions about trap use and safety amid rural wildlife encounters.
A gentle rain settled Monday easing the previous high wind and dusty conditions. The note suggests residents of tropical regions observe the change in weather and its impact on the environment.
Congress member Morris introduces a bill to pension Edward Harris of Walker crippled from wounds suffered during the 1898 Sugar Point Indian outbreak. The case centers on a long battle for veteran benefits and recognition.
The Dispatch suggests Capt. Van Sant be nominated for governor by acclamation at the Republican state convention. The idea has drawn favorable comments from the state press.
Report from Kansas notes a plan to cull the growing rabbit population by grinding into sausage. The idea drew sharp rebukes and moral objections from residents who criticized the project as cruel and inhumane.
The passage portrays Lind’s farewell as a sharp jolt to his supporters, warning that his departure could unleash a cavern of despair for his political camp, prompting unease and forced breathing as each member faces an uncertain future.
Neighbors in Bemidji allege the postmaster colludes with the townsite company to move the office into a swamp district out of travel routes. Residents demand removal, arguing the change harms local business and inconveniences the community.
Practical farmers and experts from Minnesota North Dakota and Manitoba experiment stations discuss practical subjects at the Grain Growers convention in Fargo January 23 to 26. One round trip fare is 4.16 dollars via the Northern Pacific.
The board has been represented by both parties but when the Republican term expired Gov Lind refused non-partisan reform. Honest John objected saying he could not see it that way.
The Minneapolis Journal misreported that A. Y. Merrill was elected president of the Brainerd and Northern Minnesota road. The honor went to A. E. Merrill of the Minneapolis Trust Co. The former was recently wed to a wealthy Minneapolis heiress, prompting the mix-up.
A law effective January 1 prohibits using any flag or imitation in designs or advertising including engravings of the flag red white and blue paper or any flag color design. Violators face misdemeanor charges. Applies to state and national flags alike.
State Auditor Dunn tells County Attorney Street at Bemidji to start proceedings against T. B. Walker and his loggers to stop cutting pine on lands he has not paid taxes on. Walker is the region’s sole large pine landowner delinquent for two years, fueling public sentiment as county revenues remain low under the new county organization law.
Nick Schroeder had a fall in Richwood on Monday evening causing a leg fracture. He was found after his cries for help and brought home, arriving at his residence about ten o clock. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Great preparation is underway for an entertainment on January 23 to aid the piano fund. The gymnasium is equipped with new goods and the reading room year list has been ordered. C H Rust will address the meeting and all are invited.
Minnesota logging faces scarce snow with wisconsin and michigan in a similar bind. Ice roads need dust harmed grading, hauling slows, and fresh logs may be scarce if winter ends early. A late snow would sustain a strong winter output. prolonged mild weather risks a short white pine and hardwood crop. Store your goods with D. M. Clark & Co.
J C Sherman veteran editor of the Vermontville Echo credits Eclectric Bitters with keeping him and his wife young by calming nerves aiding digestion and boosting appetite The tonic stimulates kidneys tones the stomach and has helped his family It costs 50 cents at Johnson’s Pharmacy and the McFadden Drug Co.
Mrs C A Burton of Sixth Street South testifies to kidney complaints lasting years with backache and scanty urine. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the kidneys functioned normally and the backache disappeared. She endorses the product and cites McFadden Drug Co Johnson's Pharmacy and other druggists as sellers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents.
Notices include the Expiration of Redemption Period for lands in Crow Wing County Minnesota with details of parcel SE NW and SW NW of Section 6 Township 46 Range 28 and a sale in 1894, redeemable within sixty days after service, plus statements about Nome mining folders and Klondike era promotions with railroad maps and passenger forecasts.
Fr M Ross of Winfield Tenn credits his wife with urging Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption which cured his bad cough and breathing trouble. The ad praises the medicine for chest throat and lung maladies and offers 50c and 1 00 bottles with free trials at Johnson s Pharmacy and McFadden Drug Co.
Notice states the partnership between John Parson and Charles Swanson at 16 Laure Street Brainerd Minnesota is dissolved by mutual consent. Swanson continues the business and will collect accounts and pay debts. Dated January 4, 1000.
Commissioners J M Elder Henry Spalding and A T Kimball announce a report assessment and award of damages in Crow Wing County Minnesota for the taking of lands by the Brainerd and Northern Minnesota Railway Company. The filing follows a September 12 1899 appointment and is on record with the Crow Wing County District Court.
Land Office at St. Cloud Minnesota November 29 1809 Notice is hereby given that Maud Shupe has filed notice of intention to make final proof in support of claim before Clerk of District Court Brainerd Minnesota on Saturday January 13 1000 for the NW quarter of Section 4 Township 138 Range 29 He names witnesses William Mohler Albert E Hardy William Good John Good all at Cross Lake Crow Wing County Minnesota Attested M D Taylor Register
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