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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1892
Page
2
A jumble of notes covers political ambitions and local industry from tariffs to boxers. It highlights a Pennsylvanian hard material replacing French millstones, a Patented airship idea, and Monier’s iron rod cement system for large structures, plus cautionary tales about theft and temper on horses.
Readable fragments report diverse items from Washington and abroad. Officials debate funding for public buildings while Congress discusses anti trust and civil bills. Notable casualties, crimes, and political chatter populate the wire with arrests, trials, and diplomacy notes.
Mrs. J D Gilbert of Union Lakes dies at fifty. Avoka jail break by sawing bars. no recapture. Mrs. James Frost dies at Brainerd from carbolic acid effects. Waseca youth Arthur Harmen ends life at his father’s home. Diphtheria cases close lower grades at Little Falls. Baldwin becomes county secretary in Olmstead. Eagle Lake man killed by lightning while driving home. Buffalo resident treated at St Peter after multiple releases. Stanton prepares whey cheese plant for 2800 cows. Freeborn county wolf bounty totals rise. Winona Norden society marks seventh anniversary. Crookston militia arms and opera-house event prep. St Paul Crescent Creamery expanding. St Cloud’s Rosenburz dies at 81. Scarlet fever cases in Chatfield prompt quarantines. St. Claudius grand jury indictments including Quinlivan and Berg. Milwaukee case: Edward Carney jailed for freight car break. Yellow Medicine river drowning deaths linked to Rev. Won. Schietslen, Lutheran minister. Hastings grand jury returns manslaughter and other indictments. Canby storm inflicts livestock losses and hardship. Cloquet wedding party wagon accident. four injured. Hotel Rapids lawsuit verdict favors Stratton. lease dispute. Minneapolis convention week set with McKinley and Depew speeches anticipated. North Dakota Odd Fellows to meet at Fargo. South Dakota fires and deaths. Italian dance shooting in Lead City. Canton dog outbreak and rabies control. Deadwood organizers push Masonic and Kore Croix lodges. Vermillion land dispute leads to bound over John Smith. Aberdeen creditors plan against failed News Co. and related charges.
A long defense of the McKinley tariff law argues it has proven its value over time, with lower prices and steady revenues. It cites official records and public experience to dispute Democratic forecasts of harm. The piece asserts the law has reduced costs for consumers and strengthened industry, while criticizing opponents for misrepresentation. It also lists local incidents and notices, including robberies, murders, legal actions, and community events, reflecting a broad sweep of recent affairs in Wisconsin and nearby regions.
A Johnstown Pennsylvania ceremony marked the unveiling of a monument to unknown flood victims. Governors Pattison and Beaver along with Commissioner Ogden attended as the sculpture stood amid flags and surrounding figures of faith, hope, and charity.
A San Rafael cablegram draws Senator Davis of Minnesota into a debate over a speech on the Chinese exclusion act. The piece cites denationalization measures and domestic governance, with references to Henry Cabensly and other political figures amid scattered local notices and convention reports. The report blends political opinion with miscellaneous local items and notices.
The passage blends testimonials praising Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and digestive ailments with a French writer's curious manuscript on murder. It juxtaposes earnest health claims, including patient recoveries and doctor endorsements, against a satirical treatise urging a killer's exacting qualifications and the notion murder as an art form.
A Paris laborer endures higher living costs and heavy taxes compared with London, with bread wine and sugar taxed and adulterated wine common. Rent rises with smaller lodgings, and many families rely on women’s work as the main support. Despite harsh conditions, Parisians maintain a stoic, philosophical outlook.
A New York London telegraph test sent a cablegram in four minutes, showing fast cable service though usually longer. Separate London court cases convicted three men for forging stamps, while geologists outline five cavern types and a judge’s admonition features.
The article extols Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as the purest and most reliable leavening agent, claiming it avoids ammonia and alum, prevents bitterness, keeps dough moist and fresh for days, and notes its unique blend including egg white for superior pastry.
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