Train schedules show varied daily arrival and departure times
No 1L arrives from the south at 9 45. Departs west at 10 05 p m daily. No 3 arrives from the south at 1 45. Departs west at 2 10 p m. No 5 arrives from the south at erm departs west at 2 10 p m daily except Sunday. No 2 arrives from the west at 6 55 a m departs south at 7 10 a m daily. No 4 arrives from the west at 2 10 a m departs south at 2 30 a m daily. No 6 arrives from the west at 12 45 p m departs south at 1 10 daily except
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Erm
Duluth
Brainerd Dispatch Official Paper of Crow Wing County
Brainerd Dispatch weekly edition from Brainerd Minnesota lists editors N H Ingersoll and F W Wieland and notes it is the official paper of Crow Wing Cass and Itasca counties. Subscription terms are $1 50 per year in advance and readers are advised of postal service class designation.
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Brainerd
Minn
Oficial
Crow Wing, Cass
Itasca Counties
Women on Manitoba line flagged for smuggling risk
Custom officers on the Man itoba line in Dakota note many ladies on their books show signs of smuggling tendency, signaling heightened scrutiny and potential enforcement actions.
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Manitoba
Dakota
Steady Advertising Wins Profits, Says Veteran Adman
An experienced advertiser argues that consistent, deliberate effort in advertising yields profitability. He emphasizes steady work over spasmodic bursts and urges patience, persistence, and thoughtful campaigns to build lasting results.
Vacancy at Annapolis Navy School for Fifth District
Announcement reports a vacancy at the Annapolis navy school for the Fifth congressional district. Young men under seventeen who wish to enter the navy should apply to Mr. Nelson.
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Annapolis Navy School
Navy
Nelson
Iron miners in France strike disrupts old employers
America is not the only country in the world that is the scene of labor strikes. Iron miners in France are on the war path and they are making it decidedly interesting for their old employers.
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America
France
North America
Executive Board
Chinese Pass Through Southern Division In Bond
The policy requires all Chinese travelers to pass in bond over the Southern division of the Grand Trunk railroad. Conductors will be held responsible to ensure that Mongolians are not allowed to stop in Canada.
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Grand Trunk Railroad
Bond
Canada
Progress to be published at White Earth by Beaulieu
A new paper titled Progress will be published at White Earth next week with G. H. Beaulieu as publisher and Theo H. Beaulieu as editor. The paper will be devoted to the interests of the reservation.
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White Earth
G. H. Beaulieu
Theo. H. Beaulieu
Progress
Fergus Journal Questions Eight Hour Strikes For Farmers
The Fergus Journal asks why farmers do not strike for an eight hour system and answers that farmers cannot live on sixteen hours of work. It suggests Fergus Falls farming lands are poor if such conditions persist in the area.
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Fergus Journal
Fergus Falls
Missing $10,000 coin mystery at San Francisco Treasury
Treasury officials in San Francisco report a $10,000 coin deficiency. Sub treasurer Brooks calls the guilty party a conundrum while cashiers Bourneman and Ames may have to account for the shortage. The mystery surrounds the missing coin.
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United States Treasury
San Francisco
Brooks
Bourneman and Ames
Boycott Erupts Over Cigar Dealer Daughters Affair
In a Georgia town near Greensborough a cigar dealer faces organized boycotts by local youths after his daughter wins a suitor the father forbids. The sympathizers form a club and refuse to buy cigars until the ban is lifted, leaving the old man weakening.
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Greensborough
Curious accident on NP train at Anoka
A woman aboard a crowded Minneapolis bound NP passenger train demanded the door be opened fearing robbery. She smashed a window with her valise, was arrested at Anoka, and her Lisdon brother D T was summoned to take her home. He will sue the company for damages.
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Anoka
N. P
Minneapolis
Lisdon
D. T
Five Men Arrested for Illegal Voting at Glyndon
Five men were taken into custody Tuesday in Glyndon on illegal voting charges. A saloon keeper named Shea reportedly hired fifteen men from Moorhead and Fargo to add ten feet by ten feet to his saloon, drawing prohibition party scrutiny. Shea and his workers were watched as the votes were contested over alleged fraudulent voting.
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Glyndon
Shea
Moorhead
Fargo
Prohibition Party
Ordinance 44 Grants Saloon License Refunds Upon Revocation
The council discusses Ordinance No 44 granting mayor with council concurrence power to revoke saloon licenses and refund a proportion of license money. A licensee could pay 300 dollars, operate four months, then trigger revocation to recover two thirds of the license fee.
Saloon door scene with new bartender and officer
A Sunday scene in a saloon shows the proprietor ordering the side door opened to admit a policeman. The new bartender whispers the visitor is a cop while the owner chides him for leaving a customer outside in the cold.
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Jim
New York Sun
Randolph Herring Named Chief Engineer for NYC Drainage
Randolph Herring, the engineer who prepared Duluths sewerage system, has been appointed chief engineer of New York Citys drainage and water supply commission at a salary of 10000 dollars.
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Randolph Herring
Duluth
Drainage and Water Supply Commission of
New York City
Mary Anderson Plays In St Paul For High Salary
The renowned actress Mary Anderson is reported to earn one thousand dollars per night from her manager while starring in a St Paul engagement.
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Mary Anderson
St. Paul
Will Profit by Brainerd's Example City Liquor and Jail Plans
The Duluth Herald notes Brainerd raises liquor license from 200 to 300 while Duluth caps at 200 and Duluth's charter allows 250. Brainerd plans a new city jail of 2000 modeled on humane ideas. The piece urges faster action to spare lives and avoid damages.
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Duluth Herald
Brainerd Council
Duluth
Common Council
Brainerd
Hart
National and State Board of Charities
Lake Superior
First Ave
Knights of Labor Ban on Politics Ahead of Strikes
The Chicago Knights of Labor begin boycotting McCormick goods as the Fairbank assembly grows, with Anoka forming a new branch. Powderly dismisses political party rumors and warns assemblies against creating political machines, stressing reform without harming the order.
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Chicago Knights of Labor
McCormick Company
Knights of Labor Assembly of
Knights of Labor of
Illinois
Knights of Labor
State and Local News Snippets Roundup
A wide range of notices and events across Minnesota towns including Jackson seeking a 400 saloon license, Pine Island cheese factory plans, a Sacred Heart appeal for legal and medical help, Graceville building boom, a Scandinavian paper project at Warren, a Han cock property sale, Glyndon whooping cough cases, Crookston grain influx, Fergus Falls checker tournament, Sampson`s Senate bid, Mankato prohibitionists ticket, Moorhead boom edition, Fairmont Royal Arch chapter formed, Brainerd Knights over 200 members, Hastings saloon boycott of A Kelenhoffer beer, Ada deaths exceed last year, Montevideo favoring C K Davis for Senate, Fairmont bids for a new 75 000 school, Glyndon open meeting urged, Amboy farmers elevator talk, Brainerd saloons to close Sunday, Ignatius Donnelly to lecture northern state, Duluth fishermen organize, and a Prairie du Chien resident’s marriage after correspondence.
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Sacred Heart
Graceville
Warren
Hancock
Glyndon
Crookston
Fergus Falls
Sampson
Royal Arch
Masons
Fairmont
Brainerd Knights Assembly
Hastings
A. Kelenhoffer
Ada
Montevideo
C. K. Davis
United States Senate
Board of Education of
Preston Republican
Amboy
Brainerd
Ignatius Donnelly
Duluth
Charles Francis
Prairie du Chien
Elk River
Knights of Labor and Its Secret History Revealed
A report on C. W. Stevenson’s speeches at the Opera House outlines the Knights of Labor, its origin with Uriah Stephens in Philadelphia, secrecy, growth to 500000 members, and influence in politics and labor reforms. It details structure, initiation fees, strikes, cooperative benefits, and aims for arbitration and universal labor rights.
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C. W. Stevenson
Knights of Labor
Opera House
Stevenson
Uriah
Steven
Philadelphia
National Labor Association
Trenton
N. J
Pittsburg
Knights of Kor
Lumber camps breakup exaggerated in Wisconsin reports
Several leading papers claimed a general breakup of lumber camps in Chippewa and Eau Claire districts, but only three or four camps quit, mainly due to exhausted timber. On Eau Claire river two camps dissolved, three abandoned for the same reason. Overall lumbering districts show progress aided by favorable weather and longer days, while dealers back existing price levels from the Brainerrd meeting.
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St. Louis
Chippewa and
Eau Claire
Chippewa
Wisconsin
Northern Pacific Lumbermen’s Association
Brainerd
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Brainerd Dispatch
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Minneosta
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Sleeper’s Addition
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