Open Air Y M C A Services Planned at Rice Lake
The Y M C A devotional committee shifts Sunday program to open air at Rice Lake near the car line terminal to reach more people. Rev Augusta Soares of London leads with assistance from Rev W A Warren and others. An organ is loaned by Mr Casey, with rain plans in the car barn joined by Mr Parker. choir from local churches will lead the singing.
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Rice Lake
Augusta Soares
Open Air Mission
London
England
W. A. Warren
Casey
Parker
Fire destroys Little Falls cigar factory
The fire fiend consumed Alex Van Praag's cigar factory in Little Falls on Saturday night, burning another local industry. The report notes strong enforcement hopes for new laws and hints at broader investigations in city governance.
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Little Falls
Alex van Praag
Waite Wins Mayoral Victory on Salary Clause Repeal
Waite the mayor wins the day as the council rescinds the $1.00 clause in Chief Barron salary. The session was secret but the Disputes group welcomes the outcome, asserting the council acted correctly after considering the issue.
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Waite
Barron
Donnelly and Fish Controversy Prompts Bribery Allegations
The dispute centers on claims of bribery and political damage. Donnelly accuses Fish of bribery, while Fish sues for $25 and vows to reveal details about a $1,700 deal involving Ignatius. The public may learn how Alliance leaders operated before the war ends.
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Wuewn Knaves
Donnelly- Fish
Donnelly
Fish
People’s Party
Ignatius
Alliance Party
Donnelly’s Organ Blames Democrats Over McKinley Bill
The representative Ignatius Donnelly writes that Democrats gained power by blaming the McKinley bill for public woes and would have called an extra session to repeal it. He argues the bill is only a small part of the nation’s troubles and likens Cleveland’s handling of the nation to treating measles when it is consumption.
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Ignatius Donnelly
Congress
Cleveland
Totton Leaves District to Enter Minneapolis Cigar Trade
H. S. Totton long a Democratic central committee secretary in Sixth district has moved to Minneapolis to manufacture and wholesale cigars. He remains active with Hennepin Democracy and aligns with state patronage powers. The note mentions Totton’s discussions with Col. Canfield and references a ship nickname and trade ties.
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Politeian
H. S. Totton
Democratic Central Committee
Searle
Baldwin
Duluth
Minneapolis
Hennepin Demcracy
Anc
Apolis Tribune
Harry To‘ton
Col. Canfield
Missouri Moves to Enforce Compulsory Voting Policy
The state proposes a mandatory voting rule with a $2.50 fine for those who do not cast a ballot. Officials argue the measure would boost turnout and civic participation.
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Missouri
Brainerd Mercantile Company Incorporation Amid 1893 Paperwork
Historic filing records the Brainerd Mercantile Company forming as a Minnesota corporation on May 22 1893. Articles name Edward Crust Robert Turner J B Parker W C Duthie John Pendergrast William Percy and Daniel Doran as organizers with 150 shares at 10 each and a 15000 capital. The article sets a June 1 1893 start and 30 year term with a 7500 debt limit and a seven member board.
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Brainerd
Crow Wing County
Minnesota
A. D
Board of Directors
Association For Incorporation
Edward Crust
Robert Turner
J. B. Parker
W. C. Dathie
Jobn Pendergrast
William Percy
Daniel Doran
Turner
Se Wu
Dorste
Joan Pendergrast
Danizl Doran
W.S. McClenanan
W. H. Manner
State of
Crow Wine
W. C. Duthie
John Pendergrast
Hardware store to open at Walker block
C B Wurtz announces new store opening on the west side of the Walker block in about thirty days offering paint windows doors mouldings and building hardware at bottom prices. Watch for the smoke.
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Walker Block
Last Ride Ends in Tragedy on Logging Train
Conductor Charles Knight died when his train backed to avoid cattle on the Brainerd and Northern Minnesota line. The 1:30 a.m. accident left Knight thrown into the air as the car struck cattle while he tried to set a brake. The coroner deemed no inquest necessary and Knight was buried at Evergreen Cemetery. He left no known relatives in the U.S., with mother and sisters in Belgium. He had worked nine months for the Northern Mill Company and saved about 1,500 dollars, location of funds unknown.
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Charles Knight
Camp
Stitt
Knight
Evergreen Cemetery
Northern Mill Company
Robert Stitt
Belgium
Mioney
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