Minnesota forecasts of a harvest and local events
A collection of brief notes reports and opinions from Minnesota papers. Mentions a government prediction a county treasurer S Stoll death a Two Crow Indian payment demand from Billings Montana Royal Baking Powder ads a St Cloud lad prayer and editor disputes at Atwater Press and Northfield News remarks on presidential contest impacts and campaign printing pressures.
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Northern Pacific
Billings
Mont
St. Cloud
Nivz
Northfield News
The Man Upa Tree Story in Virginia
A Virginia old gentleman, mildly insane about outdoor life, has moved into an apple tree. Remarkably his health improved rather than suffered from the exposure.
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Virginia
Carefully Reexamine Ordinance Section by Section
The committee chair urges a thorough review before reporting on the ordinance. An alderman from the sixteenth ward asks for confirmation that each section is present, signaling a cautious, deliberate consideration.
Logs Cross Lake Superior in Historic Raft Freight
The first raft of logs ever brought across Lake Superior arrived from Beaver Bay carrying 2,000,000 feet to be cut locally. Officials expect this experiment to boost Canadian lumber shipments and plan six million more logs to follow next week.
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Asxiano
Wis
Lake Superior
Beaver Bay
Lukewarmness as a social fault and warning
A quotation from Harper's Bazar condemns lukewarmness in all forms. It asserts that colorless people lack appeal, lukewarm meals and drinks disgust, a tepid friend harms more than a fierce enemy, and tepid praise can corrupt virtue.
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Harper's Bazar
New Orleans Mint Reopens Dime Coinage at High Rate
The New Orleans mint began coinage of dimes on Tuesday for the first time since 1854, producing about 100,000 daily. The increase is tied to the dime pocket savings bank, which has removed many dimes from circulation. The move may curb dollar output and require more workers as work intensifies.
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New Orleans
Dime Pocket Savings Bank
James Family House Offered for Chicago World Fair
Mrs. Samuel of Jesse James fame received an offer to exhibit their 1 story house at the World’s Fair in Chicago. The 1834 structure, owned by the James family since 1841, sits four miles east of Kearney Missouri. The loft upstairs hid the James brothers and loop holed walls allowed interior shooting. The plan calls for moving the house to Kearney then onto a flat car to Chicago.
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Samuel
Jesse James
Chicago
James
Kearney
James Boys
Free Trade Dispute Over Bread Stuffs Export Drop
In four months since the Mc Kinley system began, bread exports fell by 15 million dollars while wheat prices rose 25 percent at home. Free Trade arguments ignore the cause and note total foreign trade rose 44 million dollars due to reciprocity and protection. Implement and Gram Trade, Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Judge Holland on the Alliance at Brainerd veranda
Brainerd judge Holland sat on a Merchants' veranda and opened court to discuss crops and a rumored wheat price boost. He cautioned that Alliance plans may drive speculation, noted Brainerd harvests to start soon, and mentioned a possible Northern Pacific shop capacity boom.
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Holland
Judge Holland
Brainerd
Armers
Alliance
Northern Pacific
Pioneer Press
Royal Baking Powder Advocates Purity and Consistency
The article extols Royal Baking Powder for purity and uniform quality. It notes twenty years of practical experience, strict testing by chemists, and adherence to exact standards. Government analysts rank it top for strength and wholesomeness, with every box identical in power across climates.
Texas Furor Over Animals in Political Spots
A quirky pull to animal themed candidates dominates Texas politics with a Hogg for governor a Pig for judge a Lamb for senator a Durham for representative and a Buffalo for sheriff. Farmers Alliance keeps stirring the field and farm around the campaign landscape.
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Texas
Farmers’ Alliance
Iron scrap ledger mystery solved by office boy
In a Philadelphia iron works, a 3,000 pound scrap discrepancy baffled clerks for days until a curious fly speck beside a digit four caused the boy to spot the error. His simple correction led to his promotion.
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Philadelphia
Indian removal debate at Mille Lacs lake sparks tension
Deputy Marshal Gus Beauleau of St Paul defends the Mille Lacs Indians, says rumors of war-path are false, yet settlers push for removal as three towns rise, roads laid, and schools built on the open reservation. The Union notes local officials warn of imminent trouble if removal stalls.
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Marshall Gus Beauleau
St. Paul
Globe
Mille Eacs Lake
Beauleau
Minnesota
Hall
Mille Lacs
United States
Princeton Union
Governor Merriam Wins Early Knockout in First Round
The piece notes Gov Merriam's first round victory over Hall and Fitzsimmons drawing praise from various quarters. It questions farmers harvesting timing and cautions against accepting broad advice on grain handling or disposal. It mentions Knute Nelson as Moorhead News governor candidate and comments on election timing. It also cites an exchange about railroads offering half fare to sports for prize fights but charging harvest hands full fare, and jokes about an inventor of an electric corset claiming moral impact and marriages to three daughters.
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Minnesota
Dakota
Paris
Wade-Leroyle comedy set for Aug 1 and 3 in city operahouse
The Wade-Leroyle entertainment returns to the city for performances Saturday night August 1 and Monday evening August 3. The Times-Record praises Squabbles for two hours of laughter and notes Miss Wade and Leroyle excel in character and comic work with Mr Fischer the pianist. D. M. Clark & Co. is highlighted for its extensive hardware and crockery selection.
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Times-Record
Valley City
N. Dak
Wade-Leroyle
Clark
Miss Wade
Leroyle
Fischer
Ayer Sarsaparilla Praised by Regional Doctors
In regional ads the J C Ayer Co features testimonials from physicians praising Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the best and most economical remedy. Dr. A L Almond of Liberty Virginia notes leading physicians in the city prescribe it. The piece cites James F. Duffy of Providence endorsing its market prominence.
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J.C
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