Wisconsin governor quiets prize fighting effects noted
The piece notes Governor Hearp of Wisconsin ending prize fighting and suggests it earns him another term. It recalls John L. Sullivan seeking Congress, mentions a prison cell as a political incentive, and comments on saloon-like palaces near Laurel street. It also satirizes the Crookston Times fire department praise and jokes about Steve Brodie and Niagara Falls. It mentions frauds including Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearp
Wisconsin
Steve Brodie
Niagara Falls
Grover
Ferre Trade and Labor Peace Debate
The Northfield News reports claims that a Ferre trade would end labor strikes and labor tensions, noting two hundred thousand workers have been on strike recently. It also covers Stillwater prison physician stating Bob Younger is not dying and condemning sensational articles as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferre
Free Trade
Northfield News
Stillwater
Bob Younger
Youngers
Public tension over Indian conduct in Minnesota region
Citizens in Northern Minnesota urge action as they claim Indians on reservations provoke disturbances and liquor issues. They allege white rule neglects limits, warn that whites would face fines if the same uproar were caused by a white resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Minnesota
Wadena
Trusts in England and American parallels criticized
The Boston Advertiser argues England’s trusts are failing to solidify amid strong public sentiment and new laws. It contrasts weak trusts with powerful monopolies like Standard Oil, noting tariff protections may influence domestic competition and bearing on wool, cotton, and steel interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Standard Oil Trust
Boston Advertiser
Cass Lake band nearly sign treaty. other notes vary
Cass Lake Chippewa members sign the treaty except two. The Herman Enterprise editor sues County Auditor for libel seeking 10 000 in damages. John Thies of Cold Springs suffers leg amputation after threshing accident. Hastings linen mill to start next week. Burglars strike Stillwater and Kasson stores stealing 200 to 300 dollars. Lambert Lenz of Melrose committed to insane asylum. John Donnelly of Morris dies of cholera morbus.
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J. W. Reynolds
Herman Enterprise
Sanford
John Thies
Cold Springs
Hastings
Stillwater
Lambert Lenz
Melrose
St. Cloud
Kasson
Flk River
Congress
Verdict Not Guilty in State vs Wadena Trial
A Princeton special reports the State vs. Wadena case went to the jury at 11 20 a m Tuesday and a not guilty verdict was returned at 3 40 p m The county was surprised as three honest white witnesses were found credible while four Mille Lacs gamblers witnesses influenced the outcome leading to Wadena's discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Wadena
Mille Lacs
Debt figures and tariff critics in Brainerd Journal exchange
A Brainerd Journal item accuses a democratic editor of misreading the national debt data. Secretary Windom explains the monthly statement can mislead readers into thinking debt rose, when in fact it fell by 20 910 180 dollars. The note criticizes one-sided tariff views and notes the apparent rapid vanishing of the treasury surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd Journal
Journal of Yesterday
Bro. Stivers
Windom
Tribute to S. Cox Highlights Public Service and Integrity
The Globe honors 8. S. Cox noting thirty years of national leadership free of scandal. It recalls his honesty, humanity, and influence in census matters and statehood, praising his work on the four new Northwest stars and Yellowstone park improvements. His death ends a life of public service and eloquent oratory.
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The
Globe
8. S. Cox
Cox
Congress
Northwest
Yellowstone Basin
Park
Great Northwest
Remarkable calf of unusual form charms farmer in Schuyler County
Adam Sell of Schuyler County DL owns a half size calf with hairless pink skin five-toed clawed feet monkey like face and small ears. The intelligent creature follows its owner and makes sounds like a person trying to speak while some say it may someday talk like a parrot. Sell has refused a large offer for the creature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Sell
Schuyler County
Mr. Sell
New Stamp Series Alters Size and Color Palette
Postmaster announces stamps will change in size and color. One cent stamps become ultra marine blue. four cent in chocolate. six cents vermillion. ten cents melon green. fifteen cents steel blue. thirty cents black. ninety cents orange. old two cent reduced about one third and moved to metallic red or carmine.
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Postacz
Brainerd C C Defeats Como C C In Brainerd Ground Match
Brainerd C C beat Como C C by 21 runs on Como ground. Brainerd posted 59 in first innings with Pow 21 and Wheatley 7, then Como were bowled out for 29. In the second innings Brainerd declared at 39 with Wheatley 35 not out, Como fared better in the chase but fell short. A second quick match saw Brainerd dismiss Como for 21, Wheatley top scored with 38 and Gardiner contributed 8 as Brainerd dominated.
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Brainerd
Como
Sfamline
N. W. Wheatley
J. Gardiner
Nicholson
Coverdale
Gardiner
Peter Pow
J. Clark
C. Crust
Como Boys
W. D. McKay
Comoes
Wheatley
C. Collis
Col
Clark
Crust
B. Child
el Sea
McCallum
C. Wheatley
B. McKay
Crown
S. Pow
B. Gardiner
Child
Pentecost
Gray
Collis
B. Nicholson
Duthrie
Cc Stoke
Desteengeres
Beas
Woodward
Christie
b.Gardiner
Boudy
U Childs
B. Gardner Bosshart
Davis
Parker
Bardsley
B. m
Colls
E. Crust
B. Gardiner Irker
Bardsley b.Gardiner
Brown
C. Pentecost
B. Coverdale & Collis
Total
Brainerd Fire Department Mass Meeting Monday Evening
A mass meeting of the Brainerd Fire Department will be held at the Central Hose house on Monday evening September 16 at 7 50 to consider attending the Little Falls Fire Department parade on the 26th inst All members are requested to be present.
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Fire Department
Brainerd
Little Falls
Speers Bros
Winnipes
H. C Estley
Union
Porter House
Peers Bros. Street
Brainerd, Minn
Emmons Blaine Wedding Blessed by Family Gift
The event on the 26th described as a genuine love match. The bride reportedly receives a $2,000,000 check from her family as a wedding present. The Globe notes such stories may inspire a young man to face marriage with courage.
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Emmons Blaine
Globe
Cronin murder trial to cost Cook County $75,000
The Tue Cronin murder trial will cost Cook County seventy five thousand dollars, highlighting the financial burden of lengthy litigation. Local officials note the expenses include courtroom staffing, security, and related administrative costs.
Elegant Vestibule Train Exceeds All In Its Class
After breakfast a premier through service departs Chicago at 10 15 A M via the Chicago and Atlantic Railway bound for New York and eastern cities. The Vestibuled Limited offers Pullman dining cars and through service with lower fares than rival routes. Consult local ticket agents for maps time cards and full details. C Donald General Passenger Agent Chicago. Includes a humorous toy offer with stamps.
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Chicago
Chicago and Atlantic Railway
New York
Boston
Chicago and Atlantic
C. Donald
Erte
SeaBoarpv
Burraro
Albany
Troy
New Engianp
South Clark Street
Grand Pacific Hotel
Palmer House
Dearborn
G. M. Brace
F. C. Doxon
Wisconsin Central
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Northwest
Roa WM
S.mellen
Jas. Barker
Special Excursion Rates for Minneapolis Exposition and Fair
The Northern Pacific Railroad announces round trip excursion fares to Minneapolis and St Paul for the exposition and Minnesota State Fair with multiple sale dates from Aug 24 to Sept 28. Tickets include optional return by Sept 16 and add 25 cent expo and 50 cent state fair admission coupons. Rates via agents.
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Minneapolis Exposition
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Foreclosure and Probate Notices From Brainerd 1889
Mortgagee John Philli pursues foreclosure on a Brainerd property of Thomas Dunn for 400 dollars plus interest and costs with sale set for October 26 1889 at the Crow Wing County Courthouse. Probate in Brainerd Court appoints Herman Erath administrator for Florian Erath estate with claims due by October 7 and four weeks notice in the Brainerd Dispatch.
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Thomas Dunn Mortgagor
John Philli
Crow Wing
Minnesota
Brained
Cox Sand
Brainerd
Laurel Street
Herman Erath
Herman Brath
J. R. Howes
Ada B. Howes
Mortgagors
Robert H. Carr
Register of Deeds
Lois
Robert H Carr
Probate Notice in Crow Wing County Minnesota
In probate court special term September 11 1889 the estate of James Meagher deceased. Administrator H J Spencer petitions to have account examined and rest of estate assigned. Hearing set for Monday August 30 1888 at the Judge of Probate office Brainerd. notice to interested parties via three-week run in Brainerd Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Minnesota
Crow Wing
James Meagher
H. J. Spencer
James Magher
A. D
Brainerd
Said County
W. P. Spalding
Crow Wine
John Wapola
Ann Wapola
Matt Santi
Y. P. Spalding
Ninety Acre Land for Trade Near Rail Stations
Advertises ninety acres of land in a good locality near two railroad stations for trade for Jets in this city. Land is partly timbered and partly cultivated. For particulars address Dispatch Office.
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Pacific
Sam
Dakota
Montara Idzho
Washington Territory
Orecon
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Alaska
Ullman Palace
Ellegant
S$ Paul
Portland
Yellowstone Park
Chas.s. Fee
Wisconsin Central Line
Perlor
Unifast
Prentice
Ashland
Fices siguxkaPpours
Nicollet House
Verner
Nicollet and
Washington Avenues
Ad. Anson
Northwestern
W.s.mcelien
James Barker
Gen'l Pas'r & T
Barraingeleal Estate
A.P. Riggs
Bank Block
Srainerd
Minneapolis and St Ouis
Railwa
Albert Lea
St. Pac
Crre
Des Moines
Iowa
Alberta
Fort Dodge
Watertown
ST. Louis
Mississippi Valey
Union Depot
Kansas City
q@worth
Atchinson
Cnion Pacific
Topeka
Amie Fe
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Northern Pacific St Paul & Daitt
Minneapolis & St Louis
Secu OF Witt W
C.H. Holdridge
Mint
A. E. Veon
Notaky Prack and Pension Attounes
5Th Street
M. Roberts
vMice and Residence
Hartley Jr& Font Street
W. A. Smith's
Ribbel
Bank Ciock
Rainery
Cerrl
Vfice
Bank Brock
INA
MIMN
M.mcfadden
W A. Fleming
MINN
Fernald
Frater & Ferrald
Attorney At Law
Law
Werner Hemstead, M
Cor
Front and 7Th Streets
Anay
John L. Sullivan
Crookston Times
Cass Lake
John Donnelly
Morris
Ignatius Donnelly
John Phillips
W. 8S, McClenanax
Florian Erath
Brargerp Boor & Suor Co
Parker Building
Front Street
College of Commerce
H. L Rucker
Burt & Mears’ Shoes
Snyder
6Th Street
Eames Bros
Sixth Street
Old City
Front and
Laurel
Leopold Bros
Arbolsalve
Cole
J. W. Cole & Co
Black River Falls
Wis
Denis Bros
Seventh St
Front & Laurel
E.C. West
Johnson & Bain
stSerinccum
Ss Union Mear Marken
Charles Dickens
St. Pawn
LYS Globes Conte
Dickens
Eifteen
Oliver Twist
American Notes
Dombey & Son
Martin Chuzziewit
Nicholas Nickleby
Bleak House
Little Dorrit
Pickwick Papers
David Copperfield
Barnaby Rudge
Walter Scott
the Globe, Sr
Peerless
H. H. Gray
WM. Dressbell
Front Street, Brainerd
West
John C. West &Co
Madison St
Johnson & Bain, Druggists
W. Courtney
W. HE. Allport
M.D. Courtney
Allport
Physicians and Surgeons
St. P
Minneapolis. St. Paul
Twin
Duluth
Superior
Sioux City
Omaha
Chi & Northwestern
Chicago, St. Paul
T. W. Teasdale
Leon E. Lum
Milwauker
F. Anson
Gorrit House Block
Minneapeaks, Minn
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