Republican Slate for County Offices and Governor Bid
Hon Knute Nelson Republican candidate for Governor listed alongside a Republican county ticket including Auditor Louis Tache, Treasurer John T. Frater, Register of Deeds A Mahlum, Sheriff Henry Spalding, County Attorney Belum, Probate Judge M McPadden, Surveyor R K Whiteley, Supt of Schools J A Wilson, Coroner I T Dean, and County Commissioners Jerry Root First District Kr y Mahle Third District A T Kimball Fifth District.
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Republican County Ticket
Louis Tache
John T. Frater
Register of Deeds
A. Mahlum
Sherif
Henry Spalding
Be.lum
M. McFpadden
R. K. Whiteley
Schovis
J. A. Wilson
I. T. Dean
Jerry Root
I Kry Mahle
A. T. Kimball
Republican Ticket Advertises Local Candidates
The notice lists Republican candidates for legislative and city offices in multiple counties and wards. It urges voters to vote straight for the Republican ticket while deriding Democratic leaders and urging party unity.
Macveagh shifts to Cleveland support sparks political capital
The Brainerd Journal claims Wayne MacVeagh’s Fulton to Cleveland signals Republican defections but notes his past as a bitter Democrat and Mugwump. It argues his current stance is largely seen as indifferent by the public and historically inconsistent with his party loyalty.
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Tax Brainerd Journal
Wayne Macveagh
Cleveland
United States
Macveagh
Grover Cleveland
Mugwumps
Garfield
Arthur
Mr. Journal
Political Forecast A Brainerd Judge Sees Small Populist Vote
Judge W A Fleming of Brainerd predicts a small populist vote statewide and in his district. He notes many use the people's party to cloak independent county tickets but will not vote for Donnelly on the state ticket. He estimates Nelson's plurality around 20000 and foresees Judge Searle's election in the Sixth district by 1800 to 2200.
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W. A. Fleming
Brainerd
A. J. Halstead
Brainerd Tribune
Judge Fleming
People’s Party
Donnelly
Nelson
Searle
Congress
Pioneer Press
Lawler
State House
Wilson
Flandreau
North town disaster verdict blames overwork and negligence
The coroner jury finds Herbert Buel died from a collision near Northtown Junction on Oct 3, 1892. It blames engineer Charles Johnson and conductor John Rossall for not holding the freight train after the Fridley sidetrack clearance and cites overwork hours of 32 for Rossall and 28 for Johnson, with company schedule rules cited.
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Northern Pacific
Northtown
Herbert Buel
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northtown Junction
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Charles Johnson
John ©. Rossall
Johnson and Rossall
Johnson
Rossall
Stivers and the Pioneer Press Rail Bill Dispute
The Pioneer Press accuses H. C. Stivers, Democratic candidate for the county legislature, of delaying railroad legislation until forced to disgorge. Stivers retorts by denouncing the paper, defending committee work, and asserting he could block bills, then notes his Alliance platform commitment makes him unable to serve opposing interests.
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Pioneer Press
H. C. Stivers
Railroad Committee
Judiciary
House
Stivers
Mr. Stivers
Alliance
Alliance Party
God
City Executive Committee Named by Republican Convention
R H Paine announces the city executive committee as instructed by the convention. Members include N H Ingersoll chairman 2d ward A E Pennell 1st ward Fred B Parker 3rd ward P G Foglestrom 4th ward A E Veon 5th ward.
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R. H. Paine
N. H. Ingersoll
A. E. Pennell
Fred 8. Parker
P. G. Foglestrom
A. E. Veon
Republican Rally At Opera House Draws City Fire
Nelson and Searle will speak at the opera house as the Third and Fourth ward marching clubs join with the first second and fifth wards. Knute Nelson and D B Searle will address political issues of the day.
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Nelson
Searle
Opera House
Fourth Ward
Knute Nelson
D. B. Searle
Congress
Brainerd People’s Party Nominating Mass Meeting
A mass convention of the People’s party of Brainerd for nominating city officers city council members and board of education will be held Tuesday evening Oct 18 1892 at 7 30 o clock in the hall on Tenth street. All are invited to attend.
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District Court
Brainerd
Mian
Andrew E. Bennett
Lend
Alonzo Vinton
Will Williver
Jonathan B. Swisher
Charles F. Williver
A. Register
Crow Wing
Minnesota
Mortza Ft
Braiverd
Sleeper Park
People’s Party of
Board of Education
Tenth Street
Register of
Veeas
James. Hawkins
National Building Loan and Protective Union
Pioneer Savings and Lear Company
A. D
Crow Wing County
East Urainerd
A. D. Isge
Pioneer Savines & Loan Company, Mortgage
National Building Lene & Protective Union
Dyre Pederson
Line Pederson
Mortgagors
Lydia A. Bickfod
Register of Deeds
Minnnesota
Mortages
Cass County
Town
St. Cloud
Minn
F. Alderman
Milton D. Gorton
H. Larpe
John Racy
Phillip Harman
James Galbraith
Conrad Racy
P. O
A. Barto
Register
Columbian entertainment by Ladies of Congregational Church
The Columbian entertainment by the Ladies of the Congregational Church comes to the opera house Friday evening Oct 21. Prof. Shepherd presents magnificent stereoptical views of the world fair buildings alongside a fine display of Columbian tableaux.
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the Congregational Church
Opera House
Shepherd
Druggist Praises Cubeb Cough Cure in Des Moines
A Des Moines druggist, Will Crawford, speaks highly of Cubeb Cough Cure, noting customers praise it for bronchitis relief. One man with years of bronchitis reports immediate relief and endorsement for throat and lung troubles. Sold by N. McFadden.
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Will. F. Crawford
Des Moines
Iowa
N. McFadden
McKinley tariff praised by Democratic labor chiefs
Democratic labor commissioners report that the McKinley law raises wages and lowers living costs for workers. The public supports tariff reform and will not allow free traders to tinker with it.
New Time Card Promises Fast Through Service West to Chicago
The Wisconsin Central Lines in cooperation with the Northern Pacific R R introduces a new time card offering superior facilities from points west to Chicago and beyond. Through trains feature Pullman vestibuled sleepers dining cars and modern day coaches with emphasis on speed comfort and safety. Daily through fast trains connect in Chicago with trains in all directions and tickets and timetables are available from Northern Pacific agents and Jas C Porn General Passenger and Ticket Agent Chicago Illinois.
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Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific R. R
Chicago
Jas. C. Porn
Gen’ Pass
Tkt
Chicago, Il
Farmers Benefit From State Grain Laws and Inspections
The 1885 state grain and warehouse laws replaced chaotic private standards with a unified system in Minnesota. Chief Grain Inspector Clausen led a reform that improved grading and weights, saving farmers millions on the Northwest wheat crop. The 1890 Farmers Alliance platform supported current grain handling, while an 1891 State article praised state inspection as superior to trade systems, urging farmer cooperation and caution against politics.
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Board of Trade
State Grain Inspection Department
Northwest
Clausen
Minnesota
Farmers’ Alliance
Minneapolis
State Farmers’ Alliance of
Instructions to Farmers Shipping Wheat in Open Markets
A farmer oriented guide argues for rail access and fair freight laws, urging Minnesota farmers to use practical steps for wheat shipping. It covers car ordering, choosing a commission firm, securing cars, loading properly, avoiding overfill, reporting to agents, obtaining receipts, obtaining cash advances, and requesting grade certificates to ensure fair pricing. The piece emphasizes independence from elevator or wheat cartels and promotes informed use of current laws.
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Minnesota
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