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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
4
The Maryland legislature has formally declined to invite Bryan to address its members, marking a halt to any planned address. The decision reflects legislative prerogative and signals no forthcoming invitation.
In Washington the Clark bribery affair dominates headlines while the Roperts case recedes. In the South advocates petition Congress to pass anti lynching legislation and to enforce it after passage.
St Paul calls off its winter carnival and a sharp temperature drop follows, with reports noting a 20 degree fall. The cancellation shifts local plans and prompts residents to adjust outdoor activities.
Philadelphia has raised and deposited the $100,000 subscribed to pay the expenses of the Republican National Convention.
The burden of getting the politics of the state in proper shape appears to have fallen upon the shoulders of the editor of the St. Paul Herald.
A bear gifted by Bemipsi to Admiral Dewey died at the National Zoo after arriving in Washington. Keepers noted life in the capital proved too much for the creature and it did not survive its stay in the city.
Stats Auditor Dunn announces he will not approve further tax abatement applications. The public responds with clear support.
The crowded field of Republican hopefuls for secretary of state leaves voters unsure who to back as many contenders vie for the post and the responsibilities it carries.
The column accuses Charley Towne of avoiding facts, comparing his carelessness to a tramp avoiding a house with a wood pile, in a sharp satirical commentary.
Wisconsin adopts a public registry naming lobbyists and their employers, listing bills opposed or promoted, and identifying corporations or individuals employing them. Minnesota may consider adopting a similar statute to improve transparency and oversight.
The Moorhead Independent published a 76 page supplement last week detailing Clay county resources and development. Brother Meeker is praised for producing a valuable county-specific work.
The Tribune gains power with a new gasoline engine at its office. The Dispatch congratulates Brother Halsted on prosperity as his paper stays at the front ranks of Minnesota journalism.
The Princeton Union notes Charles Anyparty Towne keeps striving to be heard above factory noise. If he runs in the congressional race in the Sixth district again this year his old 16 to 1 odds may be too slow for these progressive times.
John B Altgeld contends that English capitalists influenced American democratic conventions up to 1896. He was nominated by a Democratic convention for Illinois governor before that date, lending weight to his claim.
American census personnel report encountering remote mountain tribes in Cuba and intelligent white inhabitants unaware that the United States had assumed control of the island.
Nic Schroeder died after a second heart attack on January 1 in Richwood following a broken leg injury and a prior recovery. He emigrated from Luxembourg in 1872, married Elizabeth Mohr in 1878, and left five children with three surviving. Funeral services set for Perham’s St Henry’s Church with Rev. Goebel. Schroeder, long active in Detroit’s saloon trade, was known for generosity and public spirit. May he rest in peace.
The Ft Worth Register praises Mr. Walter Walker in The Nominee calling it clever with bright sentences and sharp turns. Walker plays Jack Medford delivering resourceful comedy and turns even mother in law jokes into laughs. The show comes to Gardner Opera House Saturday evening January 27.
In a News Tribune reflection the figures Petti Lind and Towne are described as ready to discuss trusts and imperialism, yet labeled as Silver Republicans who fear addressing silver policies and the Boer War.
The Boston Herald notes Fitzgerald, a Democrat, departs from party lines by endorsing territorial expansion. The piece links rising outbreaks to a growing perception of the inevitable, urging Bryan to move quickly eastward and stay there.
Veteran geologist Prof. Joseph Le Conte of the University of California begins two papers in Applesons Popular Science Monthly recounting what the Nineteenth Century achieved in Geological Science. His accessible style aims to engage both general readers and specialists with a readable history.
A historic note claims the North Western Limited is a flying caravansary on wheels. The article praises the train as a palace on wheels running nightly between Chicago and the Twin Cities, cost similar to other travel options.
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a quick and permanent remedy for itching piles. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
Mrs. R. E. Sturgeon opens a lying-in hospital at No. 76 Second Avenue East Brainerd offering reasonable terms.
The editorial argues for strict enforcement of existing game laws rather than new ones. Executive Agent Beutner of the state fish and game commission favors prohibition on moose hunting for at least five years and similar action for deer. The piece emphasizes a vast difference between enacting laws and enforcing them.
Mr Phillip ONeil of Fifth Street South describes a dull ache in the loins and frequent colored urine from a kidney issue. After using Doans Kidney Pills his symptoms eased, backache stopped, and he recommends the remedy. Sold by McFadden Drug Co Johnsons Pharmacy and all druggists FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doans and take no substitute.
D. M. Clark and Co offer a full line of heating stoves for sale including Radiant Home Coal Heater Monitor Wood Base Heater and Stuart Round Oak. A complete steel range lineup is also available for households.
An ad from Dempseytown Pennsylvania touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a purer vegetable remedy for liver stomach and bowels. The testimonial claims a two week course makes a user feel like a teen again and notes price two cents at Johnson's Pharmacy and McFadden Drug Co.
The first Nome mining pamphlet from the Northern Pacific railway offers a detailed map and views of Nome City and beach mining methods. It provides sailing dates and rates from Seattle and Tacoma, urging travelers to consult NP agents and mail for the folder. Anticipated strong passenger and Pacific coast interest next spring is noted.
An old advertisement claims neglected colds lead to graveyards while Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup promises health and vigor for a longer life for men and women.
My wife's good advice saved in life writes F M Ross of Winfield Tenn for I had such a bad cough I could hardly breathe I steadily grew worse under doctors treatment but my wife urged me to use Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption which completely cured me Coughs colds influenza la grippe pneumonia asthma ho oks and or other maladies of shoat throat and lungs are positively cured by this marvelous medicine Every bottle guaranteed Trial bottles free at Johnson's Pharmacy and McFadden Drug Co
The Aitkin Age details allegations against H. D. Stanley once active in Brainerd and Duluth, accusing him of scams and thefts from residents, merchants, and insurers. It notes his firing by Northwestern Life, past deceptions, and social exposure by the community, urging protection from his schemes.
Land Office at St Cloud Minn declares a contest over Homestead Entry 18546 held by John Anderson. Stephen Flanders alleges Anderson abandoned the land and had no residence or improvements, with hearings set for February 16 and final hearing February 23 1900 in Brainerd and St Cloud respectively. Publication ordered due to inability to serve personally.
Crow Wing County sheriff announces a public auction on March 3 1900 at 10 am at the Brainerd court house for Lot 8 in block 11 Sleeper's Addition, Crow Wing County Minnesota, by judgment in the case Russell as Receiver vs Sundberg. If real estate fails to bring sufficient funds, the sale will include four shares of Security Savings and Loan Association stock certificate 25243 issued October 21 185. Auction conducted by Sheriff O P Erickson with lawyers Russell Cray and Jamison.
Sealed proposals for a wooden bridge across Pine river on lots 7 and 8 section 13 town 136 range 27 will be received at Crow Wing County Minnesota county auditor's office on or before February 6 1900 Plans and specifications may be seen at the auditor's office after January 25 1900 The board of county commissioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids Brainerd Minnesota January 13 1900 A Mahlum County Auditor
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