Brainerd Dispatch Official County Paper in Minnesota
Brainerd Dispatch issued every Friday in Brainerd Minnesota. Editors and Proprietors are N. H. Ingersoll and F. W. Wieland. Official paper of Crow Wing Cass and Itasca counties. Entered at the Brainerd post office as second class mail. Subscription is $1.50 per year in advance.
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Brainerd
Minn
Oficial
Crow Wing, Cass
Itasca Counties
Minneosta
Arbuckle’s
L. J. Cale’s
Crow Wing
Cass
Itasca
Uncle Sam
Attorney General Rules Tax Judgment Sales Must Note Subsequent Taxes
Attorney General Hahn answers yes the auditor must certify on state assignment certificates of tax judgment sale that all subsequent taxes have been paid in addition to the certificate required by section 100 chapter 11 of the general statutes. The question was presented by A B Mathews attorney of Meeker county.
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Hahn
A. B. Mathews
Meeker County
Bethlehem Star Appears Pale in Eastern Sky Tonight
The star of Bethlehem is visible as a pale white point in the eastern sky and grows brighter daily. It will become a conspicuous object, rivaling Jupiter, and is the star seen by shepherds and guiding the wise men to Christ, with appearances about every 314 years.
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Bethlehem
Jupiter
Christ
Williams
William’s
J. M. Coffinberry
Cleveland
William
F. M. Cable & Co
Fraziar Medicine CO
Indian trader charged in pension fraud case
Deputy U S Marshal Brackett arrested Jarvin Howard of Mantor, Hubbard county, on charges of defrauding a Hubbard county widow of pension funds. Howard allegedly appropriated about 16000 of money collected on pension claims, receiving 19000 and accounting for only 3000, with the rest misused. His case will be presented to the current grand jury.
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United States
Marshal Brackett
Wadena
Jarvin Howard
Hubbard County
Howard
Mantor
Minneapolis Tribune
Suit Seeks Dam Block at St. Cloud Mill and Navigation
Trying to Stop the Dam documents C Bridgman suit in the United States circuit court to bar the St. Cloud Water Power and Mill company from building a dam on the west Mississippi channel at St. Cloud. He seeks to divert waters to a canal for manufacturing and to protect the east channel. The suit claims navigation and logging interference and loss of a $100,000 saw mill and docks producing $10,000 yearly income, with a temporary injunction requested during litigation.
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C. Bridgman
United States
St. Cloud
Pioneer Press
Making Sport of Canfield in Moorhead Delegates Tale
The St. Paul Dispatch relays a club incident from Moorhead where a circuit of disaffected delegates nominated for the Chicago convention. G. S. C. is teased as the last of the alternates while a telegram to Nasby’s wife hints at a Chicago-bound fate. A machine poem laments the ascent of a new name amid gossip.
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St. Paul
Fifth
Moorhead
Chicago
Brainerd
G.S. C
Nasby
BD. R. Locke
Toledo
Ohio
Ames station rail disaster wounds circus train tragedy
A severe wreck involving John Robinson's circus at Ames station six miles west of the city on the Northern Pacific line. The head section split and backward moving cars collided with the rear, killing and injuring many workers and canvasmen as debris spread along the track. The caboose shattered and engines damaged in a high speed crash.
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John Robinson
Wahpeton
Ames Station
Here
N. P
Ames
Night Circus Train Crash Leaves Five Dead
A rear train section collided with a circus train near Ames causing five deaths and over twenty serious injuries. About 200 passengers on the ill fated cars faced panic and destruction as responders and physicians from the Northern Pacific company aided the wounded. The coroner’s inquest found the collision accidental with testimony detailing the engineers’ observations of red lights and speeds prior to impact. The circus proprietor seeks damages from the Northern Pacific, estimated around $5,000.
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Everbody
Fergus Fall
Northern Pacific Company
Bedford
Greenleef
W. L. Hooker
Wahpeton
Fergus Fells
Reed
Ames
Breckinridge
French
Everdale
E. H. Reed
Jeff Wahpeton
Robinson
Northern Pacific Road
A Disreputable Trick by Baking Powder Testers
The article exposes tests used by women to falsely claim superiority of their baking powder. It shows how cold water tests are manipulated to mislead, with flour adulteration and deceptive gas odors used to imply impurity. It warns the public that these women are swindlers taught by a man.
Debate on Prohibition Shapes Toledo Discussion
The joint debate between Judge Foraker and Geo. Headly in Toledo focused entirely on prohibition. The topic, long argued in politics, drew attention as a central issue in the local scene.
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Judge Foraker
Geo. Headly
Toledo D
Rugby Colony Echoes English Yankee Tensions and toil
A Cincinnati Times-Star correspondent surveys Rugby near Glen Mary on the Southern road. He portrays a mixed settlement of English and American settlers, describes the austere, sickly look of natives, the English effort to cultivate land, and debates over land prices, social life, and governance under Mr. Thomas Hughes. He notes few laws and no drinking shops.
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Glen Mary
Cincinnati Times-Slir
Rugby
Kentucky
Thomas Hughes
London Company
New York
Pennsylvania
Boston
Ohio
Hughes
Virginia
John Smith
John
London
Plentiful ranges now overstocked threaten cattle
The article notes ranges are stocked to the limit and many overstocked. A short grass crop could devastate thousands of cattle, illustrating how business has stretched to its utmost extent.
Zulfikar Name Linked to Sword of Ali and War Motifs
The passage explores the meaning of Zulfikar tying it to Ali and the sword of Muhammad, noting Arabic roots and the phrase lord of the backbone. It contrasts the frontier’s claim by Russia with a symbolic link to victory and warfare as discussed in St James's Gazette.
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Zulfikar
Zu-al-fakar
Mohammed
Ali
Saiahs
Zulfikar Pass
Russia
Ameer
Hyderabad
Deccan
St James's Gazette
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Brainerd Dispatch
N. H. Ingersoll, F.W. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Praud
George Stills
TOM Hughes’ Colony
Elie Tas Heise
H. M. Barron
J. L. Smith’s Jewelry Store
Derg Ho Yen
S. Walker
EE. A. Summers
Dettelbach
Front Street
Sixth Street
Sok
Aifort Riford
Isteinwa
North-West
Minneapolis
Srcoup
Wateroome
East Third St
Nicolle Ave
Mason & Hamzin and
Shonincer Orcans
J.w.dybr & Bro
J. McCallum
Front Street Bet
Ceneral Land Office
C. B. Sleeper
Sleeper’s Addition
N. McFadden
C. D. Johnson
IN Brainerd
E. W. Lynch
J.D. Bars
Paine’s Market
Harness , Corner
Laurel and
Sixth Streetshop
D. W. Whitford
F. A. B. King & CO
Caver & Mohle
Odd Fellows’ Block
Hagberg & Honnett
Hacberg & Honnett
L.j.cale
Kentucky Liquor Co
Cigars
Ki. S&s. Paine
Wisconsin Central Line
Wisconsin
New Richmond
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Stevens Point
Waupaca
Neenah
Menasha
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
UNION
Nicollet House
Merchant's
James Barker
Milwaukee
Wis
F. N. Finney
Milwaukee, Wis
F. H. Anson
Northwestern
Minneapolis, Minn
Grant
Grand Army Post
Wait Forshee & McMakin
Northern
Pacific
Saint Paul
Duluth
Minnesota Dakota
Montana
Idaho, Washington Territory
Oregon
British Columbia, Puget Sound
Alaska
Iached Pullman Palace
ST. Paul and Portland
Yellowstone Park
St. Paul Minn
Peck
Geo. W. Peck
America
Peck’s Sun
Atches
Deorce L. Lord
Brainerd Loan Agency
Keene & Nevers
Post Office
M. P. Murphy
South Sixth Street
Dr. Walton
Mother Walton
Frazier Medical CO
Dr. Frazier
Frazier Medicine CO
Prop’r
F. M. Cabic & Co
U. S. Mail
Bost ON
Third and
Robert Streets
ST. Paul, Minn
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