Brainerd Dispatch Briefs and Notes from 19th Century
Snippets from Brainerd Dispatch items note varied topics from Mar hall and Vandalia exhibitions to Louisiana gambling bills and British elections. The column mentions a poison ice cream incident in Asbury Park and rapid welding of iron wheels, plus a European saddle experiment and tropical sleep postures.
Hodgepodge World News Roundup of Politicks and Tragedies
A sprawling digest covers Washington politics and international events, with notes on land office updates, sugar bounties, and currency debates. It reports disasters from Pa to New Orleans, industrial fires in Chicago and London, and a slew of foreign affairs, riots, and maritime incidents, plus a brisk mix of cultural and sports items.
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Emed G. Tinme
Wisconsin
Judiciary “Committee
Aspae
Carter
General Land Office
Howker
Neracros
Amliant
Inventswet Ieee Wu Pratdens
Watton
Minneapolig
Duluth
Wankoon
Janet Os
York
Chicago
Cuarias B. Isuaat
Mary Lincoln
Lincoln
New York
England
London
Lord Coleridge
London Times
Lana
Wales
Norway
Northwest News Highlights From Minnesota and Nearby States
Nine injured in a street railway crash in St Paul. Reuben Wells of Preston died aged 99. A white man was shot and killed by a colored woman near St Paul. The Diamond saw mill in Minneapolis burned for an estimated loss of 70,000. Prohibition ratification occurred at Excelsior, with Dr Satterlee addressing the crowd. Willard Aiden arraigned in Stillwater on a shooting charge. Multiple drownings and accidents reported across Minnesota including youths at Rice Lake and Red Wing. Telephony line construction material arrived at Redwood Falls. Fire at Benoit Lumber Company building in Wisconsin. Wisconsin reports a murder in Glidden and several train and rail incidents. North Dakota notes births, elections, and court actions in Devils Lake and Camp Lookout. Iowa reports fires, drownings, and a Salvation Army presence in Dubuque.
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Minnesota
St. Pat Hen
Reuben Wells
Preston
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Nderson Monsons
Redwood Falls
Excelsior
Dr. Satterlee
Willard Aiden
Sillwater
Peter Taw
Montana
F. McCan
McCan
Houston
Herbert Floyd
A. Floyd
East Brainerd
Rice Lake
Rosive
Goodhue County
W. T W. Arwin
Rice
Henry Keller
Sauk Center 1
Andrew Monson
Red Wing
Andrew
North Dakota
W. R. Bierley
Grand Forks
United States Court
Minneapolis & Northern
Graton
Weoditie Veld
Camp Lookout
Unions County
Sore Ae Heirks
Eau Claire
George B. Shaw
Congress
Glidden
Karl
Supreme ‘Court
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National Guards
Camp Douglas
Gos
Ashland
Tien
Orton
Kentucky
Perkins
William McMann
Jon Flynn
A. Quarrel Sibelie
Bart
McMann
Price
Pullia
Hogan
West Pelion
Harry
Howat
Willidetser
Chippewa River
Hau Claire
Terons
Iowa
Figin
August Solser
Ba. Morgan
Dubuque
Salvation Army
Kemp
Cedar Creek
Hiteman
Lee
Daytos
Burr
Gannon
Judge Burtet
Mystic
Dauz
Sugon Wa
Glen
Parley
Joseph
Krueger
Ed Lowenberg
Lowenberger
Ka Lowenberg
East Dubuque
Galena
Jouph
C. G. Bennett
Algona
Lewis Smith
Knox County
Nebraska
Webster City
Fowra
William Mazo
Evanston
Dome
Atx
Courace
Jack Morris
James
Te Ibelgel
Garland
Mozart as a Boy Showed Thoughtful, Gifted Early Years
The article recalls Mozart as a precocious child, composing by age five and arguing music mastery with his father. It notes his serious demeanor, early piano and violin interest, and the phrase Next after God comes papa guiding him under parental care.
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Mozart
Uge
Blackwood
Papa
Blood and Conflict at Homestead Steel Works
A chaotic clash at Homestead Pa. between eleven strikers and nine Pinkerton detectives left many dead and wounded, with the town in a state of siege. Citizens recall brutal fighting, burning, and mass casualties as workers defend the plant against armed mercenaries, while labor leaders claim the outsiders provoked the carnage.
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Ital
Homesead
Sue Earniaze
Pinkerton
Labor reform proposals spark New Deal style debate
A draft platform surfaced at the convention outlining equal access to facilities, end to inequities, and worker protections. It calls for education access for all ages, elimination of some wage gaps, and broader government oversight of labor practices. Leaders discussed penalties for graft and urged postwar policy alignment with national laws.
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Anise Wits
Moore
Teachina
Venteruth
Federehiy
Baker
Wy GW Spracee convention and Boston fire reflections
On a motion of H Harrison Mower the convention decided to empower a committee on a district site and adjourned after talks by Walter Muir Alliance leader of North Dakota and Prof Dobbs editor of Progressive Age of Minneapolis. The Boston fire of 1872 is reviewed with its vast destruction and swift recovery.
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H. Harrison
Walter Muir
Nor Dakota
Dobbs
Prograsive Age of
Minneapolis
State Central Committee
Carvinston
Phelps
Paul
Albert Warren
Baker Nomination and Platform at State Convention
George W. Sprague of Fillmore named temporary chairman and Albert Ware for secretary at the state contest committee meeting. Delegates elected officers, adopted a permanent organization, and approved a platform calling for balanced governance, currency reform, and a gradual increase in government revenue through treasury notes.
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Fillmore
Albert Wareren
Warren
Ead
Pra
Delites
Bue Barth
Upreison
Otter Tail
Tohuwon
Kaey Evolutions
Bakerie Barthe
WWF
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Selvon
Stenneping
Prescott
Aris Heeestas
Carrioeton Phelps
Henne
Doe
Baker
Hope
Committee On Permanent Organization
Tuk Paton
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