19 Jul 1889
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1889
Page
1
The Norristown Herald notes Chinese immigrants are barred while Hungarian workers are admitted in large numbers. It contrasts Hungarians allegedly looting corpses in Johnstown with Chinese pagans raising hundreds of dollars in New York to aid flood victims.
A Stillwater dispatch notes the Minnesota meat inspection law’s constitutionality will be tested at once. Lumbermen led by E. W. Durant bought foreign dressed meats for their camps. William Fe of Wisconsin delivered meat Saturday and was arrested on a complaint by Meat Inspector Jackman for selling uninspected meat.
Telegram from St Cloud reports Myc Sloan Chippewa woman says Wadena denies knowledge of the Mille Lacs shooting. The Indian charged, Wa dena, claims he had no ranger or interpreter at the Princeton pretuggry hearing and asserts his family knows nothing of his whereabouts. He states he was at home during the shooting and Magnuson was his friend.
The St Cloud Times questions the handling of Frank Beardsley final proof notice and prior notices. It argues improper publication and mailing, noting payments in advance and confusion over nearest land descriptions and where notices were mailed. The Motley Register asserts St Cloud officers are impartial amid disputed publications.
The Northern Pacific adds twenty new colonist sleeping cars from Barney Smith & Co. with fourteen compartments, separate ladies and gentlemen facilities, a baker heater, cooking range, cooling water system, and private bedding capable seats. The cars showcase natty woods, eight Acme lamps, sliding headboards, movable tables, and curtain rods. Second class Montana and Pacific Coast ticket holders can use the sleepers, and the line has the largest fleet with 63 cars, per The Independent.
Purifying and cleansing the blood along with nerve support are claimed to be achieved by Dr Fenner's Blood and Nerve Remedy. The advertisement promotes Cough Honey, Golden Relief, Kidney and Backache Cure, German Salve, and Capitol Bitters for various ailments with Johnson and Bain as sellers.
The Win McGuire versus John Pacia ring bout at Red Sand Lake Cass County drew around 800 spectators. After a sixteen round slugfest McGuire was declared the winner on a foul, Pacia disputing the decision as the crowd cried foul.
The Union Pacific offers 2000 to a informant who shoots a robber. Prussian railways set special rates for ill poor. Long Island City liquor men sell beer by the pound five cents. England insures babies in cradles. Krupp employs twenty one thousand. started 1833 with nine. A steamer master and engineer on the Columbia River are husband and wife. Chinese law jails an adult five days for losing temper. Paris considers three more Eiffel towers and a sanitarium platform. Workmen of the Charleston cruiser in San Francisco contribute ten cents each to enrich its belt. Leavenworth liquor dealers push for closures to reduce fines. Fifty offer to pay 50 dollar monthly fines. Prohibition debate? Canadian papers lament being treated as penal colony by England. A London judge lets a larceny culprit go with promise to send to Canada. In Staffordshire a girl forewoman in a planing mill to replace her father. In Nevada electricity boosts deep mine production. workers at 3100 feet live two years, paid well, work 15 minutes, rest 45. Wisconsin milk experiments show pint to pound butter yields across milking. Dakota, Montana, Washington area equals combined German Empire Britain Ireland Netherlands Switzerland. 361,588 square miles vs 1,500? Population in Europe seas high, American population under 1,000,000.
The Brainerd Womans Christian Temperance Union convention adopts resolutions praising divine guidance and pledging renewed evangelistic and social purity work. It calls for department superintendents, continued W T P A cooperation, equal school suffrage for women, loyalty to prohibition unions, thanks to state leaders, and gratitude to church trustees, ministers, press, and Brainerd citizens.
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