Minnesota News Roundup of Collisions, Fires and Trials
Minnesota items include city salary for Duluth railroad commissioner at $5000 yearly. regiment reunions at Lake Minnetonka. deaths by lightning near Pipestone and St. Cloud. St Paul firm seeding $100000 capital. Lovelace drowning body found at Little Falls. Welch horses culled for distemper. Cottonwood station storm damage. robberies in Benson and Austin. Wadena fire wrecking elevator with 3500 bushels of wheat. Fairfax theft of servants’ clothes. Marshall labor exchange proposal. Moorhead hail suit verdict. St Paul tower dome and Lick telescope. Hutchinson mother tragedy. Mankato big tree event. Hexning liquor sale case. Polk county crop outlook. rainfall summary.
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Ostroom
Pipestone
St. Cloud
Minnesota River and Rail Electric Company
St. Paul
Walter Lovelace
Mississippi
Little Falls
Welch
Hastings
Farcy
Red Wing
Wallace & Co
West Red Wing
M. J. Clark
M. Jargenson
Benson
Theodore Jargenson
Merrill's
Lashbrook’s
Register Printing Office
Austin
George Williams
Moorhead
F.j.scrieber
Hail Insurance Company
Scheber
Boston
Lick
Loren Jenson
Hutchinson
Southern Minnesota Horticultural Society
Mankato
Lake City
Minnesota
Ole Nelson
Hexning
Peter Schroeder
Perham
Fergus Falls
Practical Farmer Advice From Old Time Almanac
This item compiles farm and home tips on feeding, egg handling, pig and horse care, grafting wax, manure value, plant culture, pest control, disease prevention, clothing and household hacks, and simple science notes. It blends commentary by E P Kendrick and Edward Burnett with excerpts from the Rockford Register and The Michigan Farmer, presenting cattle, poultry, fruit, and garden guidance, plus consumer product uses and safety hints.
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E. P. Kendrick
Rockford Register
Iowa
England
Ireland
Chester
Edward Burnett
Surprised Young Ladies Involved in Odd Street Incident
A Seattle debutante Miss Celia Childs was doused with cold water in a drug store when a hidden cigar lighter ignited the feathered millinery on her bonnet. A Selma lady was surprised by a bystander who knocked a live rat from her bustle, triggering a quick street pursuit.
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Celia Childs
Seattle
Selma
Ala
Washington Avalanche
The Ideal Summer Carnival in Halifoix Desert Mirage
Halifax proclaims a summer carnival to embody ideal leisure with escape from heat, minimal clothing within decency, ample ice, and abundant leisure time to enjoy a cooling breeze and carefree days in midsummer.
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Halifax
How to Make Friends, Talmage Explains This Morning
In Brooxix New York, Rev. T De Witt Talmage preaches on how to make and keep friends, calling friendship a divine art governed by a law not by chance. He urges inner grace, genuine kindness, and cheerful salutation, warning against deceit, gossip, and insincere friendliness.
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Brooxix
N. Y
the Tabernacle
T. de Witt Talmage
D. D
Cornet
Jesus
Wr. Talmage
Solomon
David
Isaiah
Adam
Hiddekel
Christ
Palestine
Judas
Cerberus
Hell
Disraeli
Manfred
River Thames
Durham
Gordon
Jenner
Columbus
Martin Luther
Savonarola
Galileo
Paul
John
Thimbleful of gold dust and divine worship
A speaker recalls historic friendships from David and Jonathan to Epaminondas and Pelopidas, lauding Jesus Christ as the ultimate friendship. He parades a miner James Marshall’s 1548 California gold dust tale as a parable, saying his message offers only a thimbleful of the vast, inexhaustible value of divine worship.
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Jesus of Nazareth
David
Jonathan
Paul
Onesipherous
Herder
Goethe
Goldsmith and Reynolds
Beaumont and Fletcher
Cowley and Harvey
Erasmus
Thomas More
Lessing and Mendelssohn
Lady Churchill
Princess Anne
Oreste
California
Sutton
Typhoid Fever in Children and Diet Therapies
Typhoid in children presents with higher fevers and prominent head symptoms often misattributed to brain disorders. Feed with liquid diets, milk boiled thirty minutes, plus digested farinaceous foods like Granola or browned toast boiled in milk. For fever, use frequent baths, cooler baths when surface hot, or warm baths if thermometer indicates high temperature to promote cooling.
Insuring Women's Lives Opens New Insurance Door
The rise of women’s life insurance reflects growing female financial independence. Firms historically denied female risks now test new policies and even employ women physicians to assess applicants. New York hosts a woman led insurer focusing on self supporting women with dependents. Endowment policies for women may surge in coming years.
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Daughters of Pocahontas
Massachusetts
New York
Hood
Neti Nosuz
Peoria
Jil
Lizzie Bacroor
Auburn
R. J. Hood
C. J. Hood & CO
Lowell
Mass
Wild Bill Hickok's First Duel Ends in Fatal Shot
William Hickok known as Wild Bill fought Jim Murphy in his first duel at nineteen. Amid a ground duel with heads touching, Hickok rolled and fired, wounding Murphy in the mouth and shattering his skull. The event propelled Hickok to local fame before his later desperado years in Denver and Deadwood.
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Philadelphia Times
William Hickok
Wild Bill
Jim Murphy
Bill
Hickok
Murphy
Young Hickok
Denver
Deadwood
Desperado
Street car law may end horse era says New York World
The New York World argues that the Walker street car motor law could hasten horse extinction by reducing urban horse use. Steam and electricity already substitute for horses in transport and farming, and widespread adoption would lower horse demand by over half, impacting stock raisers and related markets.
Rural district rumors taint a new young teacher
A diffident young teacher, teaching in a western rural district, is drawn into town gossip about matrimonial schemes. He visits Becky Ann, a plain, barefooted farmer’s daughter, and the farmer exposes the local custom by bluntly declaring Becky Ann is engaged to Jarvis Sipes, quashing the teacher’s hopes.
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Becky Ann
Jarvis Sipes
Jarvis
Youth
Albany Society Ad Shoved On Exiting Swell Event
A young man in livery handed guests in a hallway a folded paper like a handkerchief as they left a society gathering at an Albany leader's home. The open paper advertised a fish, oyster, and clam dealer, shocking even the city’s aristocracy.
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Albany
Albany Journal
Unhappy Mother Sends Letter to Emperor Over 1882 Death
In condolence letters to Francis Joseph after his son’s death, the Mother of Oberdank signed a plea for pardon for her son, who was executed in 1882 after being condemned for possessing a shell during the emperor’s Trieste visit. The mother’s note echoed the emperor’s own grief, lamenting shared pangs.
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Francis Joseph
Oberdank
Trieste
Dia Victor Hugo
Bullfights Planned in Paris Exhibition
Iris sTATED that bull-fights with Spanish bulls are to be held in Paris during the forthcoming exhibition. They are to take place weekly, and arrangements are made to accommodate for the disgust sight thirty thousand people. The London Christian says in comment: When we read of the hideous pagan spectacles of the Flavian amphitheatre we are ready to think that Christianity has created a new humanity. Alas there are modern tendencies that awake us from such a dream.
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Iris
Paris
London
Flavain
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Northwestern Newspaper Union
ST. Paul, Minn
Dakota Newspaper Union
Aberdeen, Dakota
ST. Paul School Furniture CO
Kevans Chemical Co
Cincinnati , Ohio
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Cuticura
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Sickhe ‘Carters
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Bradfield Regui Gulator CO
Atlanta GA
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HF Arranind
Caton
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Piso
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America
G.P. Allen
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Valley of Dea
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Isaac Thompson
Youn
Ompson, Sons
Troy
Harrison the Tailor
E. Seventh St
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Michigan Avenue
Segelbaum Bros
Minneapolis, Minn
Benton Waldo
Mann
Northwest
Pioneer Press
Aberdeen
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Ower
Brend
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