Democrats misread Iowa Ohio results in free trade dispute
The St. Cloud Times notes Democrats fret over Tuesday returns as if last fall never happened, claiming the Ohio reveal and Iowa fusion victory signal free trade gains. Col. C. L. Spaulding of Brainerd has been commissioned postmaster and starts his duties amid local praise.
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Trades Council Warns Men Off Saginaw Valley Mills
The Bay City Midweek Times reports the Trades Council warns unemployed men to avoid the Saginaw Valley area. The article claims advertisements lure large numbers to push wages down by flooding mills factories and pineries with workers amid widespread idleness.
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Prisoners Denied Transfer to St Cloud Reformatory Until 21 Year Equivalent
The state denies transferring Lire prisoners to the St Cloud reformatory before serving a 21 year equivalent. Parole requires governor approval. With 13 years served by the Youngers, plus good time, they reach 21 years by May 27, 1893, and the plan is to move them there and then seek release or parole.
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Democrats Admit Free Trade Identity After Ohio Iowa Wins
A writer argues that Democrats won in Ohio and Iowa but did not address tariffs, claiming the party’s triumph exposes Cleveland’s policy as free trade. The piece contends Democratic denial of this is inconsistent and invites them to state a clear free trade platform for 1892.
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Off year results shape Republican concerns in several states
The November elections across ten states show no cause for Republican celebration yet not defeatism. In Ohio Foraker’s third term bid was doomed from the start, worsened by Chicago convention rifts. Iowa surprised both parties as prohibition and coalition opposition against the governor’s race weakened the ticket, and Democrats hope the trend reverses by November 1892.
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Tough on Dakota Prohibitionists Eli Craig dies in Sauk Center
Eli Craig died Saturday night in Sauk Center from malarial fever, said to have been induced by drinking alkali water while working in Dakota recently. The report ties the illness to harsh anti prohibition campaigning.
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First National Bank suit moved to U.S. circuit court
The case of the First National Bank of Brainerd against Brainerd Street Railway Company and others for 4002.50 was transferred yesterday from Crow Wing county district court to the United States circuit court under the 1887 act. The transfer hinges on alleged local influence, following Judge Brewer's ruling upholding the act as constitutional.
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A promotional notice extols The Road to Heaven as a luminous Christian work from Globe Bible Publishing Co. It highlights its splendid steel plate illustrations, 700+ pages, noble precepts, and the promise of deep insight into God, Bible science, and human virtue. Falconer, the local agent, canvasses for subscriptions and readers are urged to obtain this living volume.
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