Foreclosure Notice of 1892 Minnesota Mortgage in Brainerd
The Minnesota Saving Fund & Investment Co mortgage from Thomas Kennedy and Mary Kennedy defaulted on a 1889 loan. The 530 dollar claim leads to foreclosure by the Crow Wing County Sheriff at Brainerd’s courthouse on February 20, 1892, with 50 dollar attorney fees and foreclosure costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kennedy
Mary Kennedy
Minnesota Saving Fund & Investment Company
Crow Wing
Minnesota
Brainerd
Register of Deeds
Saturda
A. D
Gein
Minneapolis
Minn
Mannesota Saving Fond& Investment Co
Frew B. SkypEs
Mort,eapolie
St. Cloud
District Court
Mary J. Manard
Frank Manard
Tead
Orson F. Curtis
Newton J. Guild
Samuel Willians
Jacob H. Miller
St. Matthias
Crow Wing County
A. Barto
Register
John W. Brockway
Jerome R
Brockway
Eash
Crow Wine
Ofraid
D. K. Slipp
Jerome Mecusker
Register of
Leeds
Crowns County
John Denis
Mary S
John Adem
Denis
National Bur Lean and Protective Union
State of
Crow
Ird
Wing County
Nations Protective Union
Mortyn George D. Emery
Attorri
Crowtut
B. Howes
Court House
Railway Loan Association
Theodosia Hastings
George C. Iastings
State Building Association of
St. Paul
Bled Wing County
A. D. Ise
Vy Wing County
Brothers
Samuel W. Pinkham
John W. Drake
Joe Smith
Alonzo Everett
P.O
Old Brainerd
Ing. A. Baito
Regiater
Seid
John Racy
Hi. E
Melton D. Gorton
Arthur Gorton
John Rosch
James Roach
Horrible Railway Wreck Near Brainerd Leaves Two Dead
A broken rail derailed a sleeper carrying the Andrews Opera Co six miles east of Brainerd near Jonesville. Fire and flames trapped victims, with Mrs. Edward Andrews and Mrs. Lillie Wallace missing and later presumed dead. Surviving troupe members hospitalized as investigators note the 25 to 30 mph speed and a bad joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Road
Brainerd
Jonesville
West Superior
Andrews Opera Co
Grand Forks
Eugene Bell
Charles Leek
Jose
Edward Andrews
Lillie Wallace
Arlington Hotel
A. Parker
J. L. Watson
Bert Lincoln
Geo. E. Moodey
Leek
Conductor Ball
Pullman
Herbert C. Scott
Tragedy at Tom Gould's Dive in New York Saloon
News of a fatal shooting at Tom Gould's Dive on Sixth Avenue near Twenty third Street. John J. Wogan, cousin and confidant of owner Joseph Selling, died on Christmas morning after a pistol shot on the saloon steps. Witness Samuel Kohler supports a version: Selling fired after a struggle when ejected. The case hinges on competing tales from drunken patrons and workers in the all night establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gould
London
Paris
Sixth Avenue
Twentythird Street
New York
Tom
Selling
Samuel J. Kohler
Gould’s
Seiling
Wogan
Newark
France’s Decades of Population Decline Unfolds Across Centuries
The article surveys France’s long term population drop from 38 births per 1000 in 1770 80 to 24 in 1870 80, noting wars and poverty as factors while contrasting Europe’s growth. It also discusses vodka drinking customs in Russia and a Charleston woman’s ornate screen featuring Mystic Krewe invitations as a unique exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
France
England
Australia
Italy
Hungary
Sweden
New Democratic Paper Aimed at Topp County
The piece notes a plan to launch a Democratic newspaper in Topp county and alleges moneyed interests will seed organs in many state areas. It also mentions the St Louis county sheriff having edited all three Duluth daily papers after recent foreclosures and sheriff sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topp
St. Louis County
Duluth
Settlement Reached in Todd County Tax Case with Railroad
The Todd County tax dispute against St. Paul Minnesota and Manitoba Railroad over twenty to thirty thousand acres ends after U S Supreme Court ruling. The railroad must pay taxes, estimated near ten thousand dollars, with some lands sold to settlers already taxed. The court ruled the three percent gross earnings tax did not apply to lands used for corporate purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
St. P. M. & M. Railroad Company
District Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Jas. J. Hill
Railroad
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
United States Court
Todd County Argus
Kickapoo Indian Cough Cure Praised by Suffering Patient
A Jackson resident describes years of pleurisy pneumonia and chest pain with night sweats and weight loss. After trying many doctors and patent medicines, a bottle of Kickapoo Indian Cough Cure is credited with restoring health and is strongly recommended to others with throat chest and lung afflictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Minx
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Jackson
Sagwa touted as cure by Wisconsin couple in 1890 letter
A local Wisconsin man writes to Healy and Bigelow praising Kickapoo Indian Sagwa and Kickapoo Indian Salve for curing his wife of malarial fever and his own salt rheum after years of illness. He asserts miraculous results and urges others to try the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuiano
Wis
Messrs
Healy & Bigelow
Derar
Kickapoo Sagwa Praised for Kidney Cure in Wisconsin
A March 4 1891 letter from Peter McDonnett of Hiveert Wisconsin credits Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co with curing four years of kidney trouble after failing with three doctors. He bought six bottles and reports full relief and calls Sagwa the greatest kidney remedy on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiveert
Wis
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Sagwa helps Kasson resident with dyspepsia cure
A Kasson Minnesota letter from May 5 1890 praises Indian Sagwa for curing long standing dyspepsia allowing eating again. The writer also endorses Kickapoo Indian Oil for pain and signs with J Nives of the Kasson Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nives
Kasson Creamery
Royal Baking Powder Declared Best by Minnesota Officials
Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission and State Chemist Dr Charles W Drew testified before a legislative committee that Royal Baking Powder leads in carbonic gas leavening power and longevity of quality. He stated it is one of the best baking powders made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dairy and Food Commission
Teo
Food and Dairy Commissioner
Charles W. Drew
Drew
Ans
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Laurel and
Sixth Streets
Dana
D. W. Whitford
Concdon
SlatingIa
Arington
Brainerd,Minn
M. Hagberg
Grocef
M. Hacberg
Odd Fellows’ Block
C. H. Paine & Co
America
Wheeler & Wilson
Sagen
Nathaniel Wheeler
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg
Wabash Avenue
Chicago, IL
Acker
Losey & Dean’s
L. F. Barker
Marie Roe
Florence Joy
Josie Shearer
Lou Harris
May Douglas
Charlie Andrews
Geo. Andrews
Jay C. Taylor
Fred Allen
New York City
Russia
Charleston
New Orleans
Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis
Yours Truly, Gerorce Cooey
D. M. Clark & Co.'s
Hoffman's
L. J. Cale’s
St. Paul, Minn
Pioneer Press
Ayer
F. L. Nickerson
Chelsea St
Charlestown
Mass
J. S. Burt
Upper Keswick
New Brunswick
Wm. O. Jenkins
Deweese
Ned
J. C. Thompson
Lowell, Mass
John C. Berry
Deerfield, Mo
Pr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Draggiets
H. Rosenblatt
Zephyr Caps
Tom O’shanters
Sisk
F. GC. Sundberc
J. C. White
White & White
Laurel Street
Lata
Front Street
Leon & Lo
Mortgavee
C. E. Hamiton
Mortgagee
Edward P. Sanborn
St. Jord. Minn
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