Dem victory in St Paul and local notes
The St Paul Globe reports Edmund Rice elected mayor by 3,602 votes and J W Roche as comptroller by 1,601. Maxwell, accused of killing Prellar, captured in Auckland. Lt Gov Gilman improves his stock farm near Sauk Rapids with prized cattle. Also mentions paper quality and other brief notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Edmund Rice
J. W. Roche
Maxwell
Prellar
St. Louis
Auckland
New Zealand
Gilman
Sauk Rapids
Ascension robes of Maine Millenites laid away in tobacco camphor
The Maine Millenites robes are stored with tobacco and camphor for safekeeping until a future date when the world’s activity ceases is determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Missouri Receives Subtle Acknowledgment from Cleveland
The lone recognition for old Missouri from the Cleveland administration is an elegant bouquet presented by the President to be awarded as a prize to the best reader in a female academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Missouri
Cleveland
Walton
Frazier Medical CO
Ohio
St Pauli Figures Endure Pressure Claim From Authorities
P Kelley and M Doran of St Pauli face sustained scrutiny from county authorities over the past few weeks amid strong opposition alleged by powerful interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Kelley
M. Doran
St. Pauli
Powers That Be
De Lacy Wood Surrenders Newspaper Venture at N P Junction
De Lacy Wood has finally yielded to the inevitable with his newspaper venture at N P Junction. The Cloquet Pine Knot will henceforth be the sole publication in Carleton county and its proprietors deserve success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Lacy Wood
N. P. Junction
Carleton County
City taxes bootblacks yet spare druggists in council action
The text notes bootblacks in Minneapolis taxed $3 each while druggists formerly paying $5 yearly see their charges cut to nothing by a council move. It suggests raising tax on druggists to $100 to aid bootblacks enduring long hours for small earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Council
Illinois bill limits Chicago stockyards charges for cattle
A bill passed by the Illinois legislature affects stockmen in the Northwest by capping charges at 15 cents per head for cattle horses and mules at the Chicago stockyards, where currently 50 cents per head is paid for yardage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Northwest
Chicago
Growth of Grand Army posts in Dakota reaches five thousand veterans
The Grand Army of the Republic in Dakota has grown to eight posts with at least 5,000 veterans. Census enumerators will count veterans this year along with a large number of Confederates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Grand Army of the Republic
Dakota
Northern Pacific Congratulates Conductor on Twin Birth
The Northern Pacific shows pride in Dakota census growth by congratulating Conductor Parker on the birth of twins. Officials praise the example and gift Boston’s finest baby carriage worth $60, offering a house and lot to any conductor who shows triplets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Dakota
Parker
Boston
Early successes of Riel raise pleas for peace
The writer warns there is no danger from Riel's early successes but fears such gains may inflame the Indian heart. He suggests a crushing rebel defeat could awe the Indians into submission, while a victory by the rebels could unleash unknown horrors in the northwest without a swift peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riel
Middleton
Northwest
Rochester N H Marriage Pickle Sparks Frugal Plan
Several marriageable young men in Rochester New Hampshire face a predicament after local women drafted a document proving two to six families can live on nine dollars weekly. They itemized costs for rents fuel and provisions and claimed stylish dress can be afforded on eighty dollars a year. Copies of the document were sent to the eligible bachelors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester N. H
Day and Meagher's New Front Street Store Prices
A notice announces a revolution in the price of boys clothing at Day and Meagher's new Front Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day & Meagher
Front Street
For Sale in Brainerd Tobacco Rumor Sparks Speculation
An editor, reading in another paper about a tobacco that allegedly makes men forget debts, concludes some subscribers may have been supplied with the article. The remark hints at gossip and curiosity around the unusual product and its supposed effects.
County Board Proceedings and Local Audits
The record outlines costs and actions from the county board: bills referred to the County Attorney, plat acceptance for Bay Lake road, hotel court expense costs secured, bond approval for coroner J L Camp, a road petition in Oak Lawn township with a committee, school district detachment petition for No 10, pauper Louis Wood to be returned to his county, S H Relf to inspect land records in St Cloud, abatement of taxes on nine wagons tied to Hartley Bros and Dewar, abatement of $2000 in funds to Mrs Schultz, and a $75 corduroy road project on Lake road. The sheriff ordered saloons in Gull River closed for lack of license, and the board adjourned to June first.
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R B. Coffin
Bay Lake Road
J. L. Camp
Oak Lawn Township
No. 10
Commissioners of. Co
Louis Wood
Wood
S. H. Relf
St. Cloud
Hartley Bros
Dewar
Schultz
Andrew Ligneau
Fae Lake
Gull River
J. E. Wilcox
Day & Meagher Advertise Calfskin Railroad Shoe
The greatest railroad shoe of the age French calf with a double extension sole box toe sewed and standard screw advertised at Day and Meagher's new store Front street.
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Day & Meagher’s
Front Street
Great Mammoth Astodon Minstrel Show At Sleeper’s
Merriment fills Sleeper’s Opera House Brainerd on May 12 as the Great Quadrapanthean Hey wood’s Mastodons and Picturesque Uncle Tom’s Cabin entertain. Buffalo Ledger lauds the company praising discipline, novelty and high quality acts with twelve first class artists and a twelve banjo ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quadrapanthean Heywood
Brainerd
The
Buffalo Ledger
Buffalo
Colt theft charge misreported by New York Mills correspondent
The Perham Bulletin notes an error in a New York Mills report accusing S. J. Haarla of horse theft. A colt stolen from the Boedingheimer farm was found in Brainerd. Sheriff Mertz watched the suspect, a warrant was issued, and County Attorney Lewis alerted Judge Austin for possible bond over. The man used aliases, raising questions about innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perham Bulletin
Tth
Bulletin
New York Mills
S. J. Haarla
Boedingheimer
Rush Lake
Brainerd
Mertz
Haarla
Lewis
Austin
Bluffton
Alexandria
H. J. Beadle
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Brainerd Dispatch
Minn
N. H. Ingersoll
F. W. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Crow Wing, Cass, and
Itasca Counties
Minnesota
St. Paul Globe Company
Bill Nye
Pierre
Commissioners Proceedings
Avupitor
J B Douglas
Reform School Teading Court
P Merts
King & Co
Court House
Shop
Wm Steele
Jos Bone
James Cullen
A E Taylor
State of
P Mertz
Hagberg & Hennett
Taylor & Co
Furnish
Seymour
Gardner
Balstead
Jack Thompson
Eclec- Ce
W Shop
Oscar Thelander
AJ Collins
Pauper Cass Co
Geo D Barnard & Co
H Mahlum
Llowed
Olson
Veon
Farrar
Stager
Progressive Eitcher
Opera House
Crow Wing
Allen F. Ferris
Bulah A. Ferris
Jane
Crow Wing Courty
Brainerd, Minn
J. B. Douglas
Lane
St. Clove
A. W. Frater
Mancer E. Barney
Crow Wing County
J. M. Martin
John Chisholm Wim. Cole
Chas. H. Mayo
D. H. Freeman
Register
U.8
Laxp Orries, Sr
Cloup
Willis W. Perry
Harry P. Stanchfield
D.H. Freemak
W. B. Mrrcmey
State OF Minnesota
Cass
Stasca
Aspe C. Davis
HuoGu Davis
District Court
11Th Judicial District
Hich
Leon E. Lum
A. D
D. H. Ribbel
Fernald
Frater & Fernald
Attorney At Law
W A. Fleming
Front Streets
Juniper Streets
Episcopal Church
M. McFadden
Nari
Ourt House
MIMN
Cash Store
California
Norwood
Seventh Street
K. A. Summers, Prop
Sixth Street South
K.S. Paine
Leopold
N. McFadden
C. D. Johnson
IN Brainerd
6Th
Laurel Streets
D. Thompson
F. A. B. King & CO
Caver & Mohle
Falso
J. McCallum
Front Street Bet
7Th
Swartz
Farrar & Forsyth’s
Sleeper
Taylors Addition
N. P
East Brainerd
Keep Bros
Waite
J.H. Koop
I. A. Wurtz
White & White, Contractors & Builders
Odd Fellows Block
Hagberg & Honnett
Hacgberg & Honnett
Odd Fellows’ Block
Ceneral Land Office
C. B. Sleeper
Sleeper’s Addition
Harness Shop
Laurel and
Sixth Streets
D. W. Whitford
Kentucky Liquor Co., Wholesale Liquors
Old Kentucky
Sixth Street
McNaughton & Delireps
E. W
Wisconsin Central Line
Wisconsin
New Richmond
Chippewa Falls
Hall Claire
Stevens Point
Waupaca
Nesnah
Menzsha
Fond du Lac
Ohkosh
Oshkoshi Fond du Lac
Union Depots
Nicollet House
Jame Genk
East Third St
Merchant's Hotel
S Barker
Ral
Milwankee, Wie
F. A. Finney
Milwanaker
Wis
F. H. Anson
Northwestern
Minneapolis, Minn
Northern
Pacific
Saint Paul
Duluth
Montana
Idaho, Washington Territory
Oregon
British Columbia, Puget Sound
Alaska
Pullman Palace
ST. Paul and Portland
Yellowstone Park
St. Paul Mina
Frazier Medicine CO
Cleveland, Ohio
Williams
William
Lorillard
PLAC
Angryl
Dr. Frazier
Prop'r
F. M. Cable & Co
S.w.gray
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