Municipal finance and site choices spark Minnesota debates
A premium of 225 was paid for 25000 Fergus Falls city bonds. Anoka is likely chosen as the site for a new insane asylum. The decision on the Harry Hayward location will be made November 4 with argument to the supreme court.
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Fergus Falls
Anoka
Harry Hayward
Supreme Court
Demorest
Demorest'e
de Longpré
Demorest’s
Jehnnnes Denoneet
Pubdliehe
East 14Th
New York
New Receivers Filling Northern Pacific Courts Daily
Minneapolis plans a Northwestern Exposition to boost the Twin Cities at the expense of rural districts. The court system has eight receivers and remains in session as new appointments continue.
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Northern Pacific
Minneapolis
Northwest
Twin Cities
Newspaper ambitions threaten Leech Lake town image
Loturer plans a metropolitan style newspaper soon stirring emotions in the town near Leech Lake. Bro. Oliver, who previously sought a foothold there, is affected as local powers rebuff his efforts.
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Loturer
Bro. Oliver
Leech Lake
Powers That Be
Kentucky Democrats Hit Dead End in Turbulent Era
The Louisville Courier Journal describes Kentucky Democrats as a headless monster roving a wilderness of political uncertainty, arguing the party currently lacks a coherent leadership and direction amid partisan turmoil.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Democratic
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Reading Durant Murder Case
A San Francisco woman leaves her husband citing his refusal to read Durant murder case proceedings to her daily as a factor. She urges swift changes to Dakota divorce law to protect her chief industry stake.
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San Francisco
Durant
Dakota
Governor Clough Faces Backlash Over Prize Fighting Stance
The Minnesota governor’s firm stand against prize fighting draws praise from supporters who say his action bolsters public order and earns more respect than his fairground visits this fall.
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Minnesota
Clough
Cleveland as U S fish commissioner candidate
The Duluth Tribune says Grover Cleveland would suit the United States fish commissioner post. It notes his odds would improve under a Republican administration and would exceed those for a third term, and he would fill the vacant position better than his current role.
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Duluth Tribune
Grover Cleveland
United States Fish
Tramps Targeted as Rail Lines Step Up Watchmen
Rail lines through St. Cloud and Barnesville deploy watchmen to deter tramp and harvest-hand boardings on freight trains. Northern Pacific also guards terminals as hundreds ride free yearly, causing revenue loss and goods theft while in transit.
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St. Cloud
Barnesville
Northern Pacific
St. Cloud Journal Press
Minnesota Editors Return From Atlanta Editorial Excursion
Editors who toured Atlanta report a pleasant trip and say political tips were discussed during leisure moments. They hint at what the state will need in office holders after January 1896.
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Minnesota
Atlanta
Sovereign boycott of bank currency appears ineffective
The Minneapolis Tribune notes Sovereign’s plan to start the national bank currency boycott on September 1 has passed without any observed refusals. No national bank notes were reportedly rejected under Sovereign’s order.
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The
Minneapoli Tribune
State school apportionment drops ten cents per capita this year
The October apportionment stands at 2.65 per person, ten cents less than 1894 due to the free text book law. Counties with the law report about a 10 percent rise in attendance. Crow Wing County lists 2,276 pupils and a $6,931.40 allowance while Cass County has 368 pupils and receives $925.20.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Crow Wing
Cass County
St. Cloud
Winona
Mankato
Minnesota
Moorhead
Iplomas
Irwin Shepard
Edward Searing
George R. Kleeberger
Livingston C. LoRp
Sandy Phair in Grand Rapids Seeks Warrant Against Moose Attack
Alexander Phair known as Sandy arrives seeking a lawyer to sue the state after a moose attack on Willow River. He says the beast mauled him as he moved hay for Powers and Simpson, but he defeated the animal and plans to pursue damages. A law protecting citizens from such beasts is urged.
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The
Grand Rapids Herald
Alexander Phair
Little Fails Considers Charter Law Adoption
The city weighs adopting the general charter law to fund floating debt and avoid future increases. The plan limits spending to levies or appropriations, prohibits warrants beyond the funded amount, and requires treasury funds or tax levy before any new appropriation. Officers cannot overspend beyond available funds.
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Little
Curfew origins and a praise of rail travel on the Burlington Route
The piece recalls the medieval curfew bell and its purposes from England and Scotland, arguing against revival in modern times. It contrasts curfew with today’s rail service, praising the Burlington Route as superior to old stagecoaches and canal boats, and urges travelers to consult their local agent for tickets.
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Minnesota
England
William of Normandy
Europe
Henry I
Scotland
America
Burlington
W. J. C. Kenyon
Gen. Pass
St. Paul
Minn
Japanese carving and the Oldest the Youngest in Early Notes
A collection of observations on Japanese wood and ivory carving from Yokohama shows extraordinary detail in a rice bag with rats and life like wrestlers. Reflections on aging, youth, and a Napoleon III quip accompany diet rules and humorous vignettes about manners and kitchen talk.
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Edwin Arnold
Europe
Yokohama
Connecticut River Name Origin Noted by Dutch Explorers
A historical note explains that the Connecticut river got its name from Dutch explorers who called it Versche, meaning fresh river, reflecting early navigation naming.
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Connecticut River
Versche
Price list of groceries and household goods
A historical price ledger lists per unit costs across groceries and sundries. Items include oats, flour, peas, potatoes, coffee, tea, baking powder, grease, dyes, cleaners, and hardware supplies with prices ranging from a few cents to about a quarter per unit.
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C N. Parker
Sam. Walker
J.N. Nevers
Thos. T. Coker
Lenny G. Payne
Lenny C. Rowse
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Helena
Butte
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Paul
Minneapoll
Dulush
Fargo
Winnipeg
Pullman
Sarrives
de Rarte
Barrives
Duluth
Aom
Little Falla
Little Palle
Aitken
N. Po Junction
Staples
Sa.m
No Po Junction
Northern Pacific R.R
Brainerd
Chas. S. Fee
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Jas. H. Kelehan
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Jas. H. Kelelan
Wisconsin Central Lines
Chicago
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Wisconsin
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Canadian Provinces
Jas. C. Penn
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W. le Pouglas
SoMay
R. F. Walters
Ayer
H. O. Hirson
Kinard’s
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W. F. Holst
Fourth St
Front & Laurel
Matthew Arnold
Apostle of
Swedenborg
Chambers’ Journal
Napoleon III
Palais Royal
Jerome
Jacky
Boston Standard
Briggs
Indianapolis Journal
Jack
London Telegraph
Kelleher
Front Street
4Th
5Th
Eagle Brand
Johnson
Gedney’s
Lewis’ Lye
York State
Jillett’s
Japan
Paine & Hollman
Front St
M. Hagberg
Grocer
Odd Fellows’ Block
KF. G. Sundberg
Chas. Maynard
KF. Briggs
Palace
Koop’s
Steel Range
D. M. Clark & CO
Agents
Painle
South Sixth Street
Brainerd, Minn
A. F. Ferris
Leon E. Lum
G. D. Labar
William H. Erb
West Side
5Th St
L. W. Chase
Bodega
Sleeper Bloc
Pront Street
Cicars
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St. Paul, Oct. Ltd
C. Dunn
State Auditor
Crow Wing County, L
Calif At the
Dispatch Office
DeWanve
Music Line
Cetae
A. J. Dyer & Bro
W. Forum Or
R K. Whiteley
Breinsen
Leeper
Attorneys AT Law
G. S. McPherson
Columbian Block
Todand
Minnesota State Normal Schools
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