Minnesota Dairymen Hear Talks on Buttering and Cattle
At Faribault the Minnesota State Dairymen's Association held a meeting with addresses by Col. McGlincy and others on dairy products, pricing, stall feeding, silos, and winter dairying. Reports praised Minnesota butter, discussed Holstein and Jersey cattle, and outlined profitable dairy practices and barn warmth.
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Paribault
Minnesota State Dairymen’s Association
Faribault
Lowell
Col. McGlincy
Elgin, Ill
Minnesota
New Orleans
Northfield
C . Ames
Z. Potter
Neapolis
Chicago
Towa
Philadelphia
W. G. le Due
John T. Ames
R. P. Mouliney
W. D. Howard
M. J. Myer
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
W. D. Heard
Iowa
South America
Col. Stevens
Smith
Wisconsin
Moffitt
Hoard
Little Falls
N. Y
W. G. le Duc
Col. M’ghnney
Jia
C. Gregg
Marshall
Vermont
Larne
W. D. Hoard
D. R. McGinnis
Minnnesota
BR. P. McGlincy
Minnesota Dairies
New York
Kissed to Conquer Court Wedding Ends Case
A Delaware paper-box factory engagement ends in court when the boyfriend admits daily kisses. The judge, unable to stop the habit, suggests marriage and the couple wed in the courtroom, turning romance into a legal solution.
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Delaware
Man of Justice
A Dog for Supper Fort Keogh Letter in Pittsburg Gazette
A Cheyenne tribe member named Iron Shirt seized a Gordon setter kept by English tourists visiting the Cheyenne camp. The dog, intended for hunting, was eaten as supper, reflecting a belief among the tribes that stealing is virtuous when securing animal food. Rowland explains the dog’s theft occurred during tourist absence.
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Rowland
Iron Shirt
Washington's Monument Era Described By New York Graphic
The New York Graphic traces American growth across nine administrations, civil war, and four financial strains. It notes population rising from 23 to 55 million and wealth from 7.1 to 57.0 billion dollars, with exports and imports expanding sharply. It contrasts U S wealth growth with Britain's, and highlights land, crop, and cattle value increases.
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New York Graphic
Great Republic
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Hubbard vetoes twenty three bills under 1887 legislature
Governor Hubbard disapproves 27 measures in a broad veto sweep, including parsonage taxation and new state building appropriations, while signing 614 of 654 bills and recalling 13 passage items. He notes constitutional questions forego finality, with St Paul land grant dispute and Dike claims among key vetoes.
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Gov. Hubbard
Hahn
Jennison
Duluth & Winnipeg
St. Paul
Brainerd & Northwestern
Duluth & Iron Range
Cook, Lake and St. Louis
Mankato, Austin & St. Cloud
Hubbard
Minnetonka
Gilfillan
W. H. Grant
House
Mississippi
West St. Paul
City of
Wich
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Special Legislation Disapproved by Governor in 1885 Session
The governor disapproves several acts for special legislation and defective titles. Provisions cover county boundaries and school districts in Minnesota, changes to church and school structures, insurance measures, juror selection, and budget transfers. Some acts lack saving clauses or proper subject expressions. others duplicate already approved measures. A joint Indian policy resolution is approved in substance but criticized for crude publication.
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Mankato
Winona
Treasury
St. Cloud
State Reform School
Boys’ Department
Steen
Fillmore
Chisago
Carver
Waseca
Olmsted
Little Falls
Morrison County
Norwegian Evangelical Congregation
Minneapolis
Mower
Dakota County
House
Senate
United States
Congress
Clay County
H. J
K. N. Tallis
A Mule Called Imitatious of Many Feats on Alabama Farm
Mr Luke Prior recalls a farm mule near Opelika famed for imitation. The animal swims on its back and dives thirty feet, mimics horns, bells, and even the ferry horn. it ketches daybreak calls, and due to its antics triggers chaos at a cabin and ferry. The tale highlights the mule as the most judgmatic imitatious animal observed.
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Washington
Luke Prior
Alabama
Hampton
Senator West
Opelika
Germany Expands Navy After Reichstag Funding
Germany has rapidly grown its naval power in the last decade. From seven war vessels and fifteen gun boats in the Danish campaign, it now fields fourteen ironclads, twenty one corvettes, fourteen armored and ten ordinary gun boats, sixteen torpedo vessels, eight dispatch boats, and seven steam plus four sailing transports, with thirty five more vessels on the stocks. Wilhelmshaven has developed from a tiny hamlet into the chief naval port, its quarters scattered and the naval workshops located outside town.
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Germany
Reichstag
Wilhelmshaven
Canada Indian Children in Schools Report Totals
Canada reports 4 306 Indian children attending day schools and 6 808 in boarding schools with no day schools, totaling nearly 11 114 students.
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Canada
Minnesota News Condensed Amber Sugar and Local Courts
Minnesota reports amber cane sugar triumph at New Orleans exposition. Holstein breeders in Faribault form an association electing officers and adopting a constitution. District court sentences listed for larceny. Financials, rail asks, and local incidents including fires, marriages, deaths, and appointments populate the state brief.
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Minnesota
Faribault
M Emery
Lake City
Col Leggett
Benson
M. J. Myers
Wells
L. H. Stanton
Morris
M. J. Leavitt
Waseca
E. P. Taylor
Dodge Center
F. Johnson
Marshall
Madman in the Mirror of Magnetism and Fear
A narrator recounts Jacques Parent, a tall man with haunted eyes and a secret magnetic power. During a storm he reveals a terrifying claim to control minds, animals, and objects, causing a chilling display with his dog and a hidden hand act. The tale ends as he seeks solitude in the rain.
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Jacqnes
Jacques Parent
M. Charcot
Mirza
Jacques
English Statesman Salisbury in Lords and Rally Oratory
English press compares Marquis of Salisbury to Daniel Webster in parliamentary power. Describes his grand Hatfield House, rally presence, eloquent perorations on Egyptian policy, empire growth, and a defense of Britain’s imperial traditions amid Conservative leadership.
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the Marquis of Salisbury
House of Lords
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Lord
Marquis of Salisbury
Daniel Webster
Salisbury
Gladstone
Hatfield House
Plymouth
Shakespeare
England
India
New York Theatre Skit Fails to Impress London Style
A Madison Square Theatre farce duplicates a London hit with Tom Whiffin as a tailor amid high society. The tailor scene draws no laughs as New York’s audience, though wealthy, sees no social edge. The piece contrasts with a later New York Letters note on St Peter's dome and a mansion with barred top-floor windows and a mysterious resident.
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America
Madison Square Theatre
London
Tom Whiffin
New York
Sir. Joseph
Pittacus Green
Hazel Kirke
New York Letters
New York Times
Madisonne
Europe
A Gentle Summer Love Poem Preserves a Quiet Yes
A lyrical reminiscence captures a sunlit day of hayfields and meadow beauty. It traces a shy glance, a fleeting meeting, and a turning point when a lover’s declaration leads to a lifelong union. The couple’s enduring bond is celebrated in simple, affectionate tones.
Boston studies music grow with nation wide youth influx
The Boston Commonwealth notes a surge of young students from across the country studying music in Boston, a level unseen before. It cites donations from Sir Erasmus Wilson’s will to the Royal College of Surgeons for pathology student aid, and mentions Mark Twain as the richest American humorist, with Nasby and Lewis also noted for strong earnings. Italian actress Adelaide Ristori plans a four month American tour after previous visits, with sailing from Havre on October 18.
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Boston Commonwealth
Erasmus Wilson
Royal College of Surgeons
Mark Twain
America
Nasby
Lewis
The
Free Press
Adelaide Ristori
Marchioness
del Giello
Francesca da Rimini
Havre
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Ripe
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George Spencer & Co
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J. D. Ensi
D. B. Smith, Jr
Meangee
Ohio Central Barge and Coal Company
Clara Coleman
Mavistee
Betsey Cameron
Red Rock
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Energe M
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Minnehaha
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Anoka City
Fake Deers & Co
Red Wing Creamery
Goodhue County
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Z. F. Mackall
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