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Brainerd Dispatch

Location

Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1888

Page

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Brainerd Interests Tie Board of Trade to Politics

The board of trade draws attention equal to politics as it expands inquiry into Brainerd advantages. With pleasant weather many ladies may vote next Tuesday without registering. Felix Graham gathers support from Fourth Ward with no opposition yet. The Sauk Center Avalanche notes talks of selling the steam yacht Rock-Away.

Board of Trade Felix Graham Fourth Ward Sauk Center Pacc Rock-Away Brainerd Waterbury Andrew E. Veon Fifth Street

Journal Policy Praised for Quiet Candidate Support

The Daily News and Brainerd Tribune appear to favor all candidates in their columns while avoiding overt endorsements. This approach suggests a uniform editorial stance that favors nonpartisan treatment and minimal explicit guidance to readers.

Daily News Brainerd Tribune

Duluth Herald Denounces City Variety Theatre

The Duluth Herald concludes that the city’s variety theatre is more demoralizing than the hundred saloons within Duluth.

Duluth

Second Ward Seeks Dr Camp for Council Seat

The Second Ward favors Dr Camp as their council representative for the coming term and expects him to win by a substantial majority.

Dr. Camp

Lake City Sentinel Sold to E B Linnen

Mr. E. B. Linnen purchases the Lake City Sentinel after receiving an $8,000 award from the N. P. railroad for injuries sustained while serving as a postal clerk.

E. B. Linnen Lake City N. P

John M. Martin Seeks Crookston Land Office Registership

Ada resident John M. Martin announces his candidacy for the Crookston land office registership. Supporters praise him as a bright capable professional and a superb choice for the position.

John M. Martin Ada Crookston Land Office Mr. Martin John

Third Ward alderman candidates L Cooley and John Atkinson

L Cooley and John Atkinson run for Third Ward aldermen. Both are laboring men and deserving of the honor. They promise to guard constituents' interests and expect strong support from Third Ward voters.

L. Cooley John Atkinson Third Ward

Hemstead Campaign Seeks Mayor Vote Next Tuesday

Report circulates doubts about Dr Hemsteads eligibility to run from Cass County across the river. He is described as fully qualified with one term as alderman in his district. Voters are urged to place his name on the ticket for the mayoralty.

Hemstead Cass County Douglas H&m Brainerd

Shell souvenir becomes fatal andiron blast near Chattanooga

A farmer found a shell from wartime on his land near Chattanooga and his wife used it as an andiron. The explosive detonated, blasting her across the room and causing severe injuries including the loss of an eye and extensive damage to the side.

Chattanooga

Electric sparks and the ancient sparking kiss

The text describes a venturous practice of electric kissing, noting a visible spark at contact and claims antiquarians say it was known to the ancients and commonly practiced, suggesting the origin of the term sparking.

Brainerd Election Fireworks and City Light Proposals

A Brainerd editorial attacks the Journal and endorses Hemstead for mayor citing moral issues and calls for reform. A reader, W A Fleming, argues for the city to own and run its electric plant, presenting cost analyses to show cheaper, self supplied lighting than current contracts. A Louisville incident notes a church sexton fired for using the tower as a poker room during services.

Cros W. A. Fleming

Duluth flour mill to be sold at public auction

The Duluth flour mill is to be sold at a March 6 public auction to satisfy creditors. The piece recalls prior removal and criticized local schemes, noting Duluth as a premier wheat milling center in the Northwest and accusing past promoters of ill intent.

Duluth Northwest Herald Brainerd

Buckman cools on politics cites Sabin as preferred choice

Senator Buckman of Sauk Rapids says he is not seeking further political advancement and will back Senator Sabin for the U.S. Senate when elected next session. He praises Davis and Sabin and believes Republicans will carry Minnesota with Gov. McGill likely renominated amid a presidential year.

Buckman Sauk Rapids Knute Nelson United States Sabin Minnesota Davis Congress Union McGill Globe

Election for City Treasurer Sees Two Respected Brainerd Residents

In Brainerd a close but amiable race for city treasurer pits incumbent Lagerquist against challenger W. J. Bain of the Johnson Bain firm. Both are highly regarded and the contest is seen as friendly with a satisfactory outcome for the city whichever candidate wins.

Lagerquist Brainerd W. J. Bain Johnson & Bain

Saloon Thief Convincing Theft In Downtown Bar

A well dressed man deceives a saloon keeper by dropping a forged five dollar gold piece into the spittoon and tricking the bartender into returning four dollars in change plus a drink. The con leads to a $4.85 loss as staff search for the suspect.

Jim

Train incident leaves worker with head injuries at Hansen camp

B W Penney, a cook at a Hansen wood camp, fell from a westbound Swanville train after drinking. His skull was fractured on impact with car steps, doctors removed bone fragments, and his brain was left exposed. He is in uncertain but improving condition in Sauk Centre. The report also notes 1887 US potato crop totaled 154,090,000 bushels over 1,300,000 acres, about 56 bushels per acre.

Kindred Lus Little Falls B. W. Penney Hansen Swanville Sauk Centre United States

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