Republican convention set for Little Falls Sept 25 1890
A Republican convention for the 46th senatorial district is planned in Little Falls Minnesota on Thursday September 25 1890 at 3 pm to nominate one senator and four representatives. Also noted are county fair dates and local political commentary including Me and Mike and McKinley tariff developments.
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Jona M. Martin
Elizabeth Martin
Sagace
Jerome Mecusker
Office of the Register of Deeds
Crow Wing
Minnesota
Brainerd
Row Wing
Crow
Dummesota
Wil
Suai
T.uncver
Mange
Townshiy
Terry
Coe
Rangve
Uvaigin
A. L
Crew Wisunny Inn
Henry Spalding
Crow Wing County
Little Falls
Minn
Elk River
Fifth
Endorsement for Comstock at Little Falls Convention
The Aitkin Age notes bipartisan favor for Mr. Comstock at the Republican congressional convention in Little Falls on Thursday. It states he has fairly represented the district and deserves a second term, endorsing the convention's action.
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Little Falls
Comstock
Aitkin Age
Judge Wilson Seen as Conventional Democrat Hopeful
The Evening Tribune critiques Winona Republican hopeful Judge Thomas Wilson as a bourbon Democrat unlikely to gain Republican or Alliance support. It notes no record to attract disgruntled Republicans and questions backing for a railroad and corporation lawyer with monopolist battles in his past.
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Thomas Wilson
Winona
Evening Tribune
Dunnell Proposes Apportionment Bill for the House
Minnesota congressman Dunnell, chair of the House committee on the eleventh census, introduces an apportionment bill based on 178 371 population per representative, yielding 355 total. Several states gain seats while Ohio would lose one. later a 180 000 population basis reduces total to 354 with Virginia also losing a seat.
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Dunnell
Minnesota
Alabama
California
Colorado
Michigan
Missouri
New Jersey
Oregon
Texas
Washington
Ansas
Illinois
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Ohio
World's Fair site chosen Lake front and Jackson park
The World's Fair Association directors chose the lake front and Jackson park as the exposition site with a final vote of 23 to 4 and 8 for the sides. The grand entrance and fine arts buildings will be on the lake front while agricultural and livestock displays go to Jackson park.
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Cuicano
World’s Fair Association
Lake Front
Jackson Park
North Side
West Side
Noted Poet's Spring Thought Sparks Cash Hint
An exchange compares Tennyson's line about spring and a young man's fancy to a newspaper item. Tei is contrasted, suggesting a shift from romance to a hint of needing cash in the fall.
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Tennyson
Whitford’s Offers Low Price Robes and Blankets
Bargains on robes and blankets attract shoppers with bottom prices at Whitford’s. It will pay to see the displays and compare values.
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Whitford’s
The Woes of a Poor Editor Keeps Crowded Office Awake
A quirky Coshocton Standard piece recalls a lavish editor’s court summons over libel amid employees rewarded with diamonds and houses. A second essay warns tea can lead to alcohol reliance and morphine binges, citing British Medical Journal on stimulant dangers and self-control.
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Coshocton Standard
Poe
Court of Common Pleas
Tge N. Phillips
Silas Martin
Standard
Perha
British Medical Journal
Americans From Asia, Harvard Prof Fiske Lectures
Prof John Fiske of Harvard in a lecture argues American Indians originated in Asia. He cites a preglacial land bridge between Alaska and Kamchatka and suggests Eskimos descend from early Asiatic immigrants while Indians formed a distinct stock. He notes ancient American society holds great value for studying primitive culture.
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John Fiske
Harvard College
America
Alaska
Kamcchatka
Hudson’s Bay
Or Horn
Europe
Asia
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