Railroads ordered to separate riders by race in cars
London reports 500 children under ten taken into custody last year as drunk and incapable. Tyne election dispute looms with a possible contest between R C Dunn and E E Price. S M Owen opposes fusion and wants his alliance to nominate its own speaker, with open session decisions.
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E. E. Price
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Alliance
St. Cloud Times
Entertainment at St Paul Winter Show Draws Eyes
Donnelly in the senate promises lively music and a winter program at St Paul with entertainment worth seeing. Despite interest, many boys could not secure season tickets to the side show for the event.
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Senate
St. Paul
Verndale
Farmers Praise Glorious Democratic Victory Ahead of Election
Before Election a election one ten two cents per bushel traders note the rallying sentiment of farmers who begin to appreciate the democratic triumph highlighted by an exchange reference to prices and political satisfaction.
Tacoma elects W F Zwickey as chief of police
A telegram from Tacoma reports W F Zwickey former Polk County Minnesota sheriff and sergeant at arms of that state's senate was tonight elected Tacoma police chief under the new charter after a week of contest among the mayor appointing power and the council confirming power.
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W. F. Zwickey
Polk County
Minnesota
Senate
Indian man killed in Mille Lacs reservation knife attack
Gus Boleau of the United States marshal's office reports that about ten days ago on the Mille Lacs reservation an Indian named Baim-way-gwonabe killed Sah-gatch ewe, another Indian, with a knife during a drunken quarrel. The murderer remains at large as authorities search for him.
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United States Marshal’s Office
Mille Lacs
Baim-way-gwonabe
Sah-gatchewe
Brainerd Race Reverses GOP Fortunes in Senate Bid
The Little Falls Herald notes Brainerd Republicans credited for Geissel’s nomination feel gratified as Democratic sheets mock their support. Voters closed polls with results that contradicted early predictions about the heavy Republican majority in the district.
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Geo. Geissel
Little Falls
Geissel
Minnesota governor candidate jokes about not taking office
Mr. Owen who ran for governor in Minnesota says he did not expect to be elected and would not accept the office if he had been elected. The Grand Forks Herald notes he is a pretty good man, but calls his assertion Owen Trust.
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Minnesota
Grand Forks
J. R. Howard
House of Representatives
Kittle Halvorsen
Stearns County
Whiteman
Halvorsen
Sheriff Arrests and Parade of Prisoners in Staples
The Morris sheriff arrested Frank Rosini and another man in Staples for a Morris crime, handcuffed them, and paraded them through town stopping at saloons. Citizens, angered by the display, paid the fines and released the prisoners.
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Staples
Frank Rosini
Wadena Tribune
Minnesota greens take seat as lawmakers face muddled session
The Superior Telegram notes Minnesota has elected a so called green legislature and expects disorder at the session opening. Some alliance men from backwoods counties know little of Greek or the lawmaking business ahead.
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Minnesota
Alliance
Political Forecast on Alliance and Democratic Cooperation
John Goodnow predicts a shared legislative path for Democrats and the Alliance with temperance as a likely outcome. He notes the Alliance’s Scandinavian base and probable push for liquor restriction, including possible local option in Minnesota.
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John Goodnow
State Central Committee
Democrats
Alliance
Minnesota
Editor Struggles with Odd Metaphor At Local Paper
Fragmentary quote from the Hubbard Bulletin describes the editor working through a puzzling metaphor about a land rat hole and a horse’s teeth. The humor hints at misadventure and a bungled moment during the week.
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Hubbard Bulletin
Todd County Argus Sees Party Rift Behind Election Outcome
The Todd County Argus argues the Democratic win stemmed from a few forcing their candidates upon a party majority. It claims local advisers would have produced a Republican delegation, but private ambitions and party interests prevailed, felled by betrayal of J. C. Flynn and R. C. Dunn.
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Todd County Argus
Little Falls
R C. Dunn
Todd County
J. C. Flynn
Troubles Along Morrison County Ballot Counting
The Transcript reports irregular election activity in Morrison County with claims that judges burned ballots in one town another says voters caused drunken disruptions and toppled the ballot box in Little Falls city judges reportedly adjourned counting for the night and some went to a hotel for rest.
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Morrison County
Little Falls City
Eldred and Fidred Run Steam Yard Two Days
Supt Eldred of the Lake Superior Terminal and Transfer Railroad took switchman duties for a day or two to prevent delays as extra engine crews were sought. With yards crowded by coal shipments and wheat receipts, two engines needed crews, but one was short. Fidred donned overalls and acted as foreman of the second engine for two days, keeping operations moving without complaint.
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Eldred
Lake Superior Terminal & Transfer Railroad Company
Fidred
Politically volatile Farmers Alliance eyed for influence in Congress
In Wasurxetox on November 19 a Special report weighs the Farmers Alliance strength at 20 to 40 seats and its potential to pressure inflationary currency policy. The piece also profiles Kittle Halvorsen, newly elected congressman from the Fifth District, praising his cautious independence and possible alignment with Republican leaders.
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Frank Hathaway
Hans Olson
Crow Wing
Crow Wing County
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A. Barto
Register
Minnesota sportsmen push revival of game laws
The Game and Fish Protective Association of Minnesota, formed in April, plans to press for a revamping of state game and fish laws. It seeks a state game warden and deputies to enforce rules, plus legislative action when the session opens. Regulars Regan Brackett and Andrus lead Minneapolis efforts with Judge Pierce studying proposed revisions.
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Evening Tribune
Game and Fish Protective Association
Minnesota
J. M. Regan
Regan Bros
W. M. Brackett
W. P. Andrus
Minneapolis
J.O. Pierce
Regan
Maine
Union
No Monopoly On Hard Times Says Fergus Falls Journal
The Fergus Falls Journal notes farmers err in thinking they alone suffer. Town merchants bankers and wheat buyers also endure debts taxes and shrinking savings. The piece urges recognizing shared hardship across all classes in tough times.
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Fergus Falls Journal
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