President vetoes bill to make Omaha a port of entry
The President vetoed the bill to designate Omaha as a port of entry. Other items note No 2 4 6 trains, a brass band in Detroit, sale of the Clarendon hotel in St Paul for 35000, Chicago packing houses eight hour movement, a $11500000 debt decrease, Brainerd versus Duluth baseball, Northern Pacific earnings up 110000, and 175 Mormon emigrants reaching New York with sympathies for Europe.
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Grave yard found in Virginia linked to pre Indian race
Report claims a grave yard in Virginia contains bodies from a race that preceded Native Americans, with science described as making discoveries possible.
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Child born during Cyclonia tornado near Sauk Rapids
A baby girl was born near Sauk Rapids during the Cyclonia tornado event. Parents expect to call her Cy for short.
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Sauk Rapids
Cyclonia
Paper’s Exterior Pages Printed At Home This Week
The newspaper prints outside pages at home this week to please advertisers and improve the paper’s appearance in the community.
Socialist Riots Trigger Calls to Ban The Movement
The article reports that socialism is an enemy to government and cites violent riots in Chicago and Milwaukee. It notes a wholesale murder of police by socialists and promises a full account on the third page.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Verndale Journal Sold. Saturday Times To Launch
A. S. McMillan sold the Verndale Journal and moved to Minneapolis to begin the Saturday Times on June 4. Aitkin enacted a $500 license law affecting saloons, leaving four still operating under owners Foley Potter McCartly McDonald and O Connell. Duluth baseball bats praised but catcher noted as a chronic kicker.
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W. Potter & Co
McCartly & McDonald
John O'Connell
Sister killed by accidental shooting sparks manhunt
Charles Lighbourn a St. Paul printer shot his eighteen year old sister by mistake and fled after realizing the revolver was loaded. Theodore Berg of Sauk Rapids injured in the cyclone died in St. Paul after writing home that he was improving, death due to a brain clot, not injuries from the disaster.
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St. Paul
Theodore Berg
Sauk Rapids
St. Joseph's Hospital
St Paul
Berg
Murphy
Abbott
Little Falls
Anarchists Spies Fielden Schwab Held for Murder
The leaders of the late Chicago riot Spies Fielden and Schwab are bound over to the grand jury for murder. The Echo notes the working class will nominate its own candidates rather than rely on existing political organizations. The statement serves as a rebuke to groups using St Paul workers to push specific candidates.
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Wisconsin Central to Move Ticket Office to Nicollet House Block
The Wisconsin Central has leased the Nicollet House block corner of Washington and Nicollet avenues and will move after May 15. The office will be refitted to be the finest ticket office west of Chicago. The Chicago line is due for completion around June 15, showing bold Western expansion.
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Williams and Gil Hartley Form Copartnership
Williams and Hartley form a patient medicine copartnership and plan to seek large profits. Hartley teases that if profits are enough Williams will get his remedy, while the Duluth Herald notes the Brainerd whiskey risk and the Sauk Center Tribune jokes about a lethal dose.
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Short Line Limited Connects Twin Cities to Chicago
The Royal Route between Minneapolis Saint Paul and Chicago gains a new train the Short Line Limited. It runs nightly except Saturdays, departing Minneapolis at 7 p m and St Paul at 7 35 p m arriving Chicago at 7 55 a m next day with first class exclusive service. Tickets and sleeping car accommodations are available at Nicollet House block Minneapolis and 159 East Third Street St Paul.
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Practical Receipts for Cakes With Royal Baking Powder
A new Judson Printing Co booklet in New York offers numerous practical recipes for cakes from griddle cakes to bride cakes without eggs using Royal Baking Powder. Experienced housekeepers report widespread adoption, noting cost savings, easier eggless baking, and reliably light tender results with less butter. The powder also speeds production, yields wholesome cakes, and avoids egg sourcing issues.
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Judson Printing Co
New York
Brainerd Nine Edge Duluth In Slugfest At Fair Grounds
Brainerd lost 12 to 3 and 12 to 8 in twin games against Duluth at the fair grounds. Duluth benefited from late arrivals and an umpire who favored the home club as Brainerd fought back with strong defense from Stoecklein and Spatz. The reports note Brainerd’s catcher’s injury, Duluth’s aggressive batting, and solid defense from Myers and Westfall.
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Local business notices praise Sauk Center men in Brainerd visits
The Sauk Center Tribune highlights Brainerd business success among Frank Jerooe Sidney Bettman Milt Sprague and James Young. Bettman reports a $800 diamond sale while Sprague runs a well arranged grocery in Brainerd and Young expands a dry goods store. The Duluth Daily News is noted as starting strong in Northwest circulation with Duluth nine playing in Minneapolis and St Paul ahead.
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Brainerd
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Milt
James Young
James
Ines
Brainerd Commissioners Meet After Adjournment May 5 1886
Commissioners Martin and Gardner preside at 10 15 am meeting in Brainerd Minn following adjournment. Proceedings note minutes of prior session and formal call to order with listed attendees.
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Land Office
St. Cloud
Minn
Edward
Dr. Freeman
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George A. Foster
Franklyn A. Whittier
Morrison County
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Missioner
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P. Mertz
W.A. Smith & Co
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B. Douglas
Benjamin Ladoux
Martin and Gardner
Noky Sebie River
Brainerd, Minn
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