Ingersoll and Wieland Editors and Proprietors
The brief note identifies N. H. Ingersoll and F. W. Wieland as editors and proprietors. It constitutes a concise attribution line typical of newspaper mastheads.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1893
Page
9
The brief note identifies N. H. Ingersoll and F. W. Wieland as editors and proprietors. It constitutes a concise attribution line typical of newspaper mastheads.
Brainerd and surrounding areas report visitors from Staples Worcester and Hartford with travels to Minneapolis Chicago and Bismarck. residents share impressions from the World’s Columbian Exposition while others plan weddings births and school leadership changes.
Jewelry store of A. E. Veon in the Gardner block was entered between five and six pm. Thirty to forty watches were stolen from the shop. James Howard, John Carrol, and John Gallegher were arrested and jailed for grand jury action. Howard and Carrol face preliminary hearings. evidence ties Howard to 23 watches found on him. A glove in a getaway cluster suggests a larger haul. most watches belonged to customers awaiting repair.
J C Gauvin, engineer at the Street Railway Co power house, builds a skating rink on the vacant tract beside the power house. It will be accessible via nearby street cars and kept clear of snow for rapid use.
A man’s skeleton was found by Guy Stratton between Gilbert Lake and the Mississippi River. A foreign made pin fire revolver with an empty chamber and a second American revolver were found. A German hotel circular and a card bearing the name Matthias Renner were in a notebook. No inquest. death believed self-inflicted. Remains buried. belongings on display at Losey & Deans.
The assessment list approved by the city council covers a special paving levy for Fifth Street from Front to Laurel and Laurel Street from Fifth to Seventh. It enumerates numerous lots and owners with their respective parcels and values.
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