Brainerd notices and outings fill Fourth of July plans
Local briefs record visiting notables, store ads, and summer arrangements in Brainerd Minnesota. Readers are urged to join the July Fourth celebration with parades, contests, races, fireworks, and a Brainerd base ball game while excursion trips to Walker and Speech Lake promote leisure and community events.
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Islands
Walker
John A. Berkey
St. Paul
C. E. Chiperfield
Brainerd
Flora
H. McCoy
Chicago
Goose Island
Otter Tail Point
Bear Island
Rocky Mountains
Steamboat River
Steamboat Landing
Minnesota Wland
Berkey
Clara Ross
Death of Miss Mary Geminder at Fifteen
Miss Mary Geminder daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Geminder died Saturday morning of paralysis at age 15 The funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the Catholic church with Rev Fr Lynch presiding.
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Antoineette Atkinson
John Atkinson
East Brainerd
Congregational Church
T. M. Edmonds
Mary Geminder
Wm. Geminder
Fr. Lynch
Northern Pacific excursion to Detroit promises record turnout
Tomorrow railroad employees and families from this city will enjoy the annual outing to Detroit. A full programme was printed last week. The cannon will fire at 4 a.m., with sections departing at 6 and 6:30. Detroit has arranged reception and comfort for the excursionists, and organizers predict the 1896 trip will be the most joyous yet.
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Walker
Leech Lake
Speech Lake
Col. Gridley
Duluth
Northwest
Canon Pentreath
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railroad
Detroit
Columbia Opera Co to perform Said Pasha on June 29
Manager Stivers announces Monday night entertainment with the Columbia Opera Co traveling to present Said Pasha on June 29. Reserved seats cost 50 and 75 cents with a 25 cent gallery, praised for music and comedy. The company once toured as Calhoun Opera Co., which played here December 4, 1894.
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Stivers
Columbia Opera Co
Pasha
Calhoun Opera Co
Train Tickets At One Third Fare To Upper Midwest
The Northern Pacific Railroad Co will sell tickets to all points in Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota within three hundred mile limit and from all points to Fargo Wahpeton and Grand Forks at rate of fare and one third Tickets go on sale July 3 and 4 with a final limit July 6
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Buffalo
Nickel Plate Road
Chautauqua Lake
J. Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Chicago
Northern Pacific Railroad Co
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Fargo
Wahpeton
Grand Forks
Water rents due for third quarter 1896 July 1
The Minnesota Water Works Co cautions that third quarter rents must be paid by July 6 with shutoff for delinquents after July 10. Lawn watering requires a permit. unpermitted watering will also trigger shutoff. Office at First National Bank Building.
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Minnesota Water Works Co
First National Bank
Regular shoot results tally for June 24 event
At the Wednesday regular shoot on June 24 the 15 singles scored by McClenahan Smith Mantor Veon Brown McCabe Wood Courtney Saunders yielded the listed half scores and final tallies. Individual scores show varied results with several participants posting win values and others finishing lower.
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Wood
Courtney
Saunders
Notice to Teachers for Washington summer school
Notice from J. A. Wilson County Superintendent of Schools announces a teacher summer school to be held at Washington school starting July 6 for one month with Prof. Avery of St. Cloud Normal School as conductor. The notice predicts large attendance and a good program. Also Bangs & Bane advertise pasture room for stock with water and supervision at $1 per head per month, call Sixth street market for details.
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Washington School
Avery
St. Cloud Normal School
J. A. Wilson
Supt. of
Bane & Bane
Sixth Street
What Makes Them Poor Free Silver Lesson
A polemical rant questions whether free coinage and silver standards harm farmers and workers. It contrasts silver money totals in 1878 with present levels, critiques the gold standard, and mocks silver standard countries as poorer, arguing poverty is not resolved by coinage policy.
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United States
Stewart
China
India
Mexico
Philadelphia American
America
Russia
Willing to Correct Mistakes on Money Question Views
The article notes a shift in stance by Carlisle and The Courier-Journal on fiat money. It attributes the change to ongoing discussion in Lexington Kentucky and references the periodical The Courier-Journal and Secretary Carlisle.
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Carlisle
Courier-Journal
Lexington
The Milwaukee Journal on Free Silver and Wages
The Milwaukee Journal argues that lowering wages and depreciating money would harm laborers, while the people, not politicians, will prevail. It asserts sound money will triumph and predicts the public will reject free silver when faced with the larger issue.
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Milwaukee Journal
Germans Seen as Key Factor in Crisis Vote
The Staats- Zeitung argues that German voters may shape outcomes in the crisis. It notes eastern Germans are solid on the silver issue, while western opinion leans favorable, and urges conventions to acknowledge the German vote’s potential influence.
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New Yorker Staats- Zeitung
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