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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1895
Page
1
Bloomers on Arms and a Front Page Note
A column mixes political and social jabs about bloomers on display in Brainerd, contrasts Hayward and Holmes, and comments on Parker's proposed electric plant purchase. Obituaries note R B Lampoon's death in Minneapolis and Langdon’s long state senate career. Grand Forks faces harvest hunger. city funds may cover relief. St Paul and Minneapolis census returns anger papers. statewide results seen as fair or inflated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
15Th Judicial District
Crow Wing
State of
Minnesota
Sai Court
A. D
8. Walker
C. A. Walker
Walker & Son
F. F. Richardson
Lillie G. Richardson
Brainerd
Henry Spalding
Crow Wing County
Minn
Leon E. Lye
Towne Challenged on Silver Policy and Republican Principles
The text argues that Coxpressman Towne may hold any view on silver but cannot present them as Republican principles. It states the Republican platform supports bimetalism and free coinage of silver would amount to silver mono metalism, a stance the author says most free silver adherents acknowledge, despite Towne's contrary claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxpressman Towne
Towne
Towne's Stand on Silver Question Sparks Clash
Tur Cloquet Pine Knot argues Congressman Towne deviates from the Republican national platform by backing independent free coinage at 16 to 1. The piece contends such a plan enshrines silver mono-metallism and would force silver to be the sole redemption money if gold leaves circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Congressman Towne
Towne
Bank of England's centuries old capital growth and crises
A historical recap traces the Bank of England from its 1634 founding by a moneyed syndicate to present capital milestones of 8.7 million in 1708, 36.4 million in 1738, 53.744 million in 1745, and 60 million in 1866. It notes crises in 1707 and 1745 with suspensions, and contrasts safe stock with low interest to speculative travel tickets via the Burlington Route offered by W. J. C. Kenyon in St. Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward
Scotland
Bank of England
Burlington
W. J. C. Kenyon
General Pass
St. Paul
Minn
Special Service to Cleveland by Nickel Plate Road
Fast Chicago to Cleveland train departs 1 30 p m and arrives 11 30 p m noted as best day train. Uniformed colored porters in day coaches. Low rates to all points. For information contact J Y Calaban general agent 111 Adams Street Chicago Ill 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
J. Y. Calaban
Adams Street
Ill
Brainerd Baseball Beats Duluth In Close Twinbill
Brainerd returns from a southern trip with seven wins and one loss after ten innings to Mankato. The Saturday game at Athletic Park ended 8 7 as Willner held Duluth to six singles, Barquin a key defensive play, and Carroll delivered a winning seventh inning hit. In the Sunday rematch Brainerd led 7 4 but Duluth rallied in the ninth to win 8 7 with Howe hurt, Chapman and Connors pitching for Duluth, Brainerd making ten hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Mankato
Athletic Park
Duluth
Connors
Bobby Hill
Quinn
Barquin
Willner
Duluth Sluggers
Page
Blutz
Carroll
Krelwitz
Eddie
Tom Canan
Brainerd Boys
Howe
Champan
Mr. Tunison
Staples
Elmer Howley
Howe and Blutz
Chapman and Connors
Mr. Quinn
Fats
Leans
Burquin
St. Cloud
King Hill
Bobby
St. Peter
St. Peter Tribune
Browns
Frank Howe
Robi. Willner
Wisconsin
LaCrosse Fruit House Company
Bismarck
Shortstop Page
Minneapolis
Jack
Sheep Enter Enclosure Prompt Owner to Claim
A. Otson reports two sheep wandered into his enclosure and asks the owner to call and collect them after paying charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Otson
Psycho-physical culture and cider etymology notes
The piece reviews psycho physical culture as a mind body practice using mental focus to mimic gymnastic effort without weights. It notes most pupils are women and men view it as nonsense. It also discusses spelling cider as cyder per Philips and Birdwood, with a playful stance on drinking it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Labouchere
Normandy
George Birdwood
Philips
Pall Mall Gazette
How Cables Are Sent The Submarine and Land Telegraph Systems Compared
A New York Dispatch description explains the Atlantic cable office, contrasting submarine cable signaling with overland telegraphy. It details silent, ribbon-based writing, a glass needle mirror, and clockwork r even to produce 15 to 25 words per minute, requiring careful interpretation by operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New York Dispatch
The Chairman Trapper at a Wayside Station
A railway director traps a porter by offering a tip for his luggage. The porter suspects the fining gesture, learns the director is the chairman, and refuses to return the 2 shillings. The anecdote highlights officer opportunism and employee scrutiny within the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Burial Societies and Funeral Customs Among Colored Communities
A Savannah Letter in the Chicago Record notes many burial societies with high dues around 1 dollar. They raise 300 to 400 dollars to buy caskets, furnish flowers and carriages, and pay band costs. Funerals are commonly held on Sundays to ensure larger attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Chicago
Emperor Charles VI Taught By Composer Fuchs
The article recalls how Emperor Charles VI of Germany was praised for his music by composer Fuchs who quipped that the emperor should be a conductor. Charles VI replied that as an emperor he must make do with his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William II
Charles VI
Fuchs
Epamondas Uses Dust Cloud to Mask Maneuvers at Tegea
Epamondas at Tegea defeated the Spartans by sending a large cavalry force to gallop before the enemy. The dust raised by the horsemen hid the infantry movements, allowing them to shift to a new and advantageous position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epaminondas
Tegea
Ocean Trolley: crossing Atlantic by rope trolley idea
A Yankee proposes spanning the Atlantic with a trolley rope. The plan would tether ends in London and New York, with balloons supporting the line high above the sea. The concept imagines electric speed above waves, though practicality and storms raise questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
London
New York
New York Dispatch
Folklore of Fishing Superstitions Aimed at Women
The London Fishing Gazette notes beliefs from Ross to Lewis that women scare salmon and fish. It cites an island where a woman wading drives away fish for a year and mentions a song about Eliza's Tootsies. The writer doubts the claim and calls the superstition ungallant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Lewis
Eliza
Ireland
London Fishing Gazette
Young Buffalo man mocked for smoking pipe dies in street
The Buffalo Express notes a young man praised for English vanity who dies after a passerby mocks his pipe habit. The item reflects a cautionary tale about street conduct and public perception in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Buffalo
Buffalo Express
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Hill
Fitch
Gerard
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Springer
Chapman
Brainerd Vs
Buckley
Redwood Falls
Pierce
Redwood Falls Base Ball Association
Brainerd Baseball Club
Negro Burial Societies
Mammoth Establishment
Koop
Koop Block
Brainerd, Minn
A. F. Ferris
Leon E. Lum
G. D. Labar
Albert Laughton
Jennie
Ry Yors
Edgar Place
Macipanes
Laon K. Lum
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D. H Simons
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Russia
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Charles B. Clouse
Martha A. Clouse
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Register of Deeds
Eaid Crowerg
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Blanchard & Lindbergh
R K. Whiteley
Civil
Brainebr and
SurvEror
Omce
Attorneys AT Law
Bank
Brainery
D. M. McDonald
McGill Veterinary College
Gergen & Purdy’s
W. Schroeder
Detroit
N. Schroeder
Detroit, Minn
William H,erb
Artsaiel To
L. W. Chase
Bodesa
Sleeper Bioes
Front Street
Northwest
Cicars
Andisee
Weitz
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