Brainerd Minnesota Official Paper Announces Thanksgiving Proclamation
Issued every Friday morning at Brainerd Minnesota this paper serves Crow Wing Cass and Itasca counties. The President proclaims Thanksgiving day for the 26th inst. Election news moved to the first page while St Paul businessmen plan an Ice Palace carnival this winter.
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Brainerd
Minn
Fpficial Paper
Crow Wing, Cass, and
Itasca Counties
St.Paul
Crow Wing
Cass
Itasca
Printers Union Boycotts Johnson Smith & Harrison Office
The printers union in Minneapolis has boycotted Johnson Smith and Harrison's printing office, denouncing it as a rate establishment.
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The
Printers Union
Johnson, Smith & Harrison
Minneapolis
Roosters Crow for 1888 Victory in Journal Column
The Journal prints a full column of roosters predicting a Republican win in New York for the 1888 election. The birds symbolize party optimism and are used as a humorous political forecast.
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N. Y
Northern Pacific Earnings Rise in September
The railroad reports a 60000 dollar increase in earnings for September, signaling a hopeful revival in northwest business activity and improved demand for freight and passenger services.
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Northwest
New York Election Result Surprises Democrats
Democrats express surprise at the New York election result with a more favorable outcome for them than for Republicans, noting the unexpected turn in voting mood.
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New York
Usless
State law grants premiums to fifty Minnesota towns
Fifty cities and towns of Minnesota sent in business reports for the past ten months and are now entitled to a share in the distribution of five premiums of the state.
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Minnesota
Attorney General Rules Fees For Warrants Service
The attorney general answers Fergus Falls enquiry that a county officer who fails to serve a warrant but acts in good faith and tries to discharge duty is entitled to fees and mileage.
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Fergus Falls
Paper Project Aims at White Earth for Poor Lo Support
A plan to launch a local paper at White Earth to advance the interests of the poor is proposed. A subscription drive is suggested to fund the publisher who intends to begin work there.
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White Earth
Lodging House Keeper Arrested for Robbery Case
Mrs Crandall of a cheap lodging house near Minneapolis Union Depot is arrested on a charge of undressing a drunken lodger Ole Black and robbing him of 250 dollars. Black works as a Northern Pacific contractor.
The St. Paul Globe Praised for Northwest News Reach
The St. Paul Globe is highlighted as an exemplary daily, praised for its news gathering and extensive resume of northwest coverage, earning appreciation from a vast regional readership.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific chief places Pacific division head on indefinite leave
The Northern Pacific Railway issues a circular announcing Otis Sprague, superintendent of the Pacific division at Tacoma Washington, has been given an indefinite leave of absence and that the office is abolished for the time being.
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The
Northern Pacific
Otis Sprague
Pacific Division
Tacoma
W. T
Northern Pacific Bans Special Rates to Curb Game Slaughter
The Northern Pacific freight department will not offer any rates for time shipped in car load lots along its main line and branches. The move aims to prevent indiscriminate slaughter of game while not hindering legitimate sportsmen.
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Northern Pacific Freight Department
Hunter Fatally Shot Near Wadena In Apparent Accident
Henry Fuller of fifteen miles north of Wadena went hunting with a gun and did not return. His wife found his body early the next morning with a rifle bullet in his chest, killing him instantly. Police believe he was accidentally shot by another hunter mistaken for game. Fuller had no known enemies.
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Henry Fuller
Wadena
Brainerd Approves $10,000 Bond for Street Railway
The town of Brainerd bonds ten thousand dollars to push street railway and other improvements. Funds to build a city prison and cover indebtedness form part of the plan as reported by the Wadena Tribune.
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Brainerd
Wadena Tribune
Oscar Anderson
Mary Anderson
Thomas Sale
Register of Deeds
Crow Wing
Minnesota
Ainerd
Iain Crow Wing Comee Homas Salo
A. W. Frazer
Mortzagee
Depot Fire Destroys Early Detroit Passenger Depot
A Friday morning blaze at the Detroit passenger depot, sparked by locomotive and mill whistles, gutted the building after a slow initial discovery. Firefighters and a new extinguisher held flames briefly. without external help, the 1872 structure and baggage room burned, prompting a future depot rebuilding plan by the company.
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Detroit Record
Jay Cook
Hole-in-the-Day the Chippewa Chief and His American Bride
Washington report recounts Hole-in-the-Day the Chippewa chief brought to the capital as ethnological curiosity. It describes his tall stature, mixed white and Chippewa lineage, marriage to an Irish woman, son, and the later assassination by Leech Lake Indians amid charges of selling out tribal lands. The piece also notes multiple individuals named Hole-in-the-Day across generations and his reputation as a cunning political figure.
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Brainerd
Washington
Gov. Ramsey
Hole-In
Gen
Sanborn
Chippewas
Taylor
Hole In
Hole-in-the-Day
Leech Lake
Swanlake
Fergus Falls
Minnesota
Mississippi
St. Paul
Mendota
Fort Snelling
Sand Lake
Fort Ripley
Third Street
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Brainerd Dispatch
N. H. Ingersoll
W. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Minneosta
Secon
Front Street
Ofessional Carl
Post Office
G .S. Fernald
Frater & Fernald
W. A. Fleming
Ofice
Room
C. O. Paquin, M. D
7Th
Front Streets
Juniper Streets
Episcopal Church
R K. Whitely
Civu
Exeixeen and
Sunveror
Minnn
M. McFadden
Court House
America
Beens & Nevers
Lumbermen’s
M. P. Murphy
South Sixth Street
H. S. Totton
Sleeper Block
Front St
H. M. Barron
Brainerd Loan Agency
Brainerd Furniture Co
Fifth
A. L. Hoffman
Its. J
J. L. Smith's Jewelry Store
Boston Price Clothing House
E. W. Lynch
J.D Barstow
Lynch& Barstow
Sixth Street
Paine’s Market
Mos
H. M. Newell
Ella B. Newell
Joseph Atkinson
Office of the Register of Deeds
Sleeper
Crow Wing County
W.A. Fleming
JozEmn Atkinson
Frank W. Earle
Eva Viola Earle
Oliver C. Wyman
Aes T. Mullin
Wilson J. van Dyke
Wyman, Mullin & van Dyke
A. D
Zachary T. Mullin
Mortages
State of
Olliver C. Wyman
Zacuamy T. Mullin
Saurin & Reap
K.S. Paine
Platt & CO
Dettelbach
U. S. Mail
Uncle Sam
Boston
Third and
Robert Streets
ST. Paul, Minn
Ceneral Land Office
C. B. Sleeper
Sleeper’s Addition
Harness Shop
Laurel and
Sixth Streets
D. W. Whitford
Wisconsin Central Line
Wisconsin
New Richmond
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Stevens Point
Waupaca
Neenah
Menasha
Fond du Lac
el Oshkosh
Paul and
Minne
Arriv Union
ST. Apolis
Nicollet House
Minneapolis, Minn
Jame Gene
East Third St
Merchant's Hotel
S Barker
Ral
Milwaukee, Wis
F. N. Finney
F. H. Anson
Northwestern
Northern
Pacific
Saint Paul
Duluth
Minnesota Dakota
Montana
Idaho, Washington Territory
Oregon
British Columbia, Puget Sound
Alaska
Pullman Palace
ST. Paul and Portland
Unizaiy Ai
Chas
Fee
St. Paul Minn
F. A. B. King & CO
Caver & Mohle
Mok
TorKowe
Steinway
Weber
Behr Bros
North-West
Secoxp
Nicolie Ave
Mason & Hamzin
Shonincer Orcans
J.w.dyer & Bro
Hagberg & Honnett Wholesale and Retail
Grocers
Hacgberg & Honne’t
Odd Fellows
U. S. Grant
Grand Army Post
John B.gough
I Gaut
Aries
JoHn B. Ough
Babe
A. Ettleton & CO
Clark St
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