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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
2
Military authorities say the 100000 men authorized by the army reorganization law will not be enlisted. The president deems 70000 sufficient in light of the practical end of the insurrection in the Philippines. Disappointment echoed among Democrats who predicted militarism and imperialism as the future of the country.
The article reports that domestic postage rates are now extended to Cuba, detailing new mailing options and potential costs for sending letters and parcels to the island. It notes changes in service scope and likely impacts for businesses and individuals shipping internationally through established U.S. postal channels.
The St. Cloud Journal Press described Brainerd’s win as a good lot while noting Aguminaldo has been captured again this time for good. The article contrasts a victory claim with a recurring capture claim, using period voice. The summary preserves named entities and the juxtaposition of sports and crime framing from the source.
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes King Edward is pleased with his reign and has already applied for a pay raise, highlighting his satisfaction with current governance.
A bill passed by the house aims to require a cross mark after a presidential candidate that would count for all electors. Supporters say the measure should pass as a simple method to unify ballot tallies.
Jupan Lewis of the Ramsey county district court sustains Judge McClenahan ruling that the board of education may exclude unvaccinated children from schools, affirming the authority to enforce vaccination requirements.
The state legislature passed a bill to convert the oil inspector's office from a fee to a salaried role, effective January 1, 1903, with an annual salary of 38,500 dollars.
The Dispatch notes spelling debate over card game term penuchle versus pinocle. Arena questions, Webster’s dictionary favors penuchle, Dispatch agrees. The exchange highlights reader spelling preferences and dictionary authority.
A bill to divide the gross earnings tax among counties and cities based on railroad property existed in the legislature last week. Introduced by Representative Laybourn of Duluth, the idea is sound but too late to pass this session.
In a timely letter G. A. Hunt of Bay Lake shares practical fruit growing guidance for county readers. Hunt is described as a leading local grower and his tips are printed to benefit those considering planting fruit trees.
Duluth benefits from a Whiteman featuring local charm and civic promotion, highlighting the city’s appeal through an advertising voice that champions its sights and community spirit.
The Brainerd Business College will close today and stay shut until September when Prof. Vath plans to reopen it and run it as before. Furniture remains in place for fall. Prof. Vath also operates a college at Sauk Centre and must devote time there, prompting the Brainerd closure.
A survey crew may be at work on a line crossing the Great Northern at Mora and extending to Brainard to open Mille Lacs lake country outlet. The report is unconfirmed and the crew is reticent, but it offers new hope to lake residents.
District court in Crow Wing county will hereafter convene the first Tuesday in February and the second Tuesday in July instead of March and September as heretofore. An act passed by the legislature makes the change. The next term will be held Tuesday July 9.
Emil Busse of Gilbert reports Ripley town and nearby farmers have formed a mutual creamery association. The creamery will be at Ft. Ripley with a separator at Gilbert. About forty farmers are interested.
The news depot for daily papers has moved from Highfield news stand to R. D. King’s confectionery at 6th and Front. From now on St. Paul and Minneapolis papers will be sold only at that location.
The past week saw marriage licenses issued for Joe Bushway and Myrtle Krupe on March 21, Adolph Peterson and Mary Peterson on March 23, Peter Norquist and Hannah Johnson, and Emil Anderson and Alma Wilson.
The family of Marie LaAgorr expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance after their bereavement. Special thanks to B. P. O. E. J. B. I. U. R. N. A. and T. O. G. M. fraternal groups for the floral offerings. Mrs. and Mrs. L. A. LaAgorr.
In a St. Cloud Journal Press report, the Normals won both basketball contests. The Brainerd ladies were shut out 9 to 0 as the normals used superior team play with Stoquist scoring three times. The boys’ game finished 15 to 6 as the normals rallied from a 4–0 deficit behind strong guard play and multi goal threats from Peterson Hess and Ford.
Jerome Kelleher opens a new saloon in his Isl street building once occupied by the Strawbridge Bros. He already owns two saloons and other property in the village. The Bank of Cass Lake is moving into a new building at 2nd Ave and 2nd St, described as exceptionally elegant and commodious.
For one week starting April 1 Dr H F Simmons offers treatment for chronic troubles with a guaranteed benefit or no charge. Home treatment possible for those unable to travel to the office at 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Results promised immediately and lasting, with Rocky Mountain Tea promoted for this month and McFadden Drug Co. ad copy follows.
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