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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
6
The attempted assassination of President McKinley in Buffalo is described as an outraged moment in history. The nation expresses love and admiration for him and prays for his recovery. The assailant is condemned and all murderers should be punished to protect society.
Last year about thirty thousand young men left Finland to evade compulsory service in Russia, reflecting pressures on Baltic and Nordic populations amid imperial drafts and regional tensions.
The Tuk organization notes natives adopting American practices as Morey becomes a fertile field for newspapers with a second outlet started within a month.
A statement argues against calling Native Americans Poor Lo despite a treasury credit of 33.3 million dollars owed by the United States. The piece emphasizes respectful terminology and urges proper recognition of Indigenous communities.
Most, described as a noted anarchist, argues Roosevelt should have been assassinated and that the remark should cost him his worthless life.
The Bryan and Towne club will host a farewell banquet for Chas A Towne in Duluth on October 1. They already bid him farewell some time ago.
A phrase argues that declaring oneself an anarchist makes a man a murderer by implication and deserves corresponding treatment when chance occurs.
The state central committee of the populist party issues an address to Minnesota supporters denouncing national fusion. It states that the real democrats are not mourning any merger or alliance.
In the nation's great calamity the article notes consolation that if the worst happens the reins of government will fall into hands almost equally as capable as McKinley.
The lighting plant of St Cloup's was sold yesterday by order of a federal court. The firm will be reorganized and expanded with C. S. Benson remaining as general manager as receiver.
Reports say Jim Younger plans marriage to Alix J Muller of St Paul. The text notes Younger appears to have faced fate after regaining liberty and comments on Cole’s luck compared to Jim.
The democratic papers pretend to be pleased at President McKinley's Buffalo speech. They praise him for enunciating only republican measures such as reciprocity the Isthmian canal merchant marine and Pacific cable.
Friends of Hon. Henry Lee of Anoka County announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state auditor. Lee, a former member of the last legislature, has wide state acquaintance and public standing.
A senior teachers' trust is organized in Adams county Wisconsin with each educator signing a price schedule and a strict non cut pact. Membership costs ten cents signaling a cheap yet binding arrangement among teachers.
State fair managers credit unusually large crowds to judicious newspaper advertising chosen over posters and handbills. Well placed newspaper ads reach the public while hand bills often end up in the gutter.
Anarchists are labeled traitors and should be dealt with accordingly with statutes to be enacted by Congress and state legislatures this winter. The press is urged to agitate until action is taken to remove these perceived threats.
The Red Wing Republican states it was among the few papers to publish an account of the presidential shooting in its first edition on the day of the event, with possibly one other exception being the Daily Dispatch.
Local notes report Lieut. C. A. Bach sails to the Philippines and J. B. Woodley of East Grand Forks is missing. Other items announce the Thief River Falls city hall addition, St. Cloud school enrollment, Fargo unions aiding steelworkers, and various local political and legal developments.
The Indian office proposes splitting timber on Indian reservations into sawmill districts large enough to host profitable mills. Timber would be advertised, bid on, and sold to the highest bidder, aiming to maximize Indian proceeds while remaining fair to lumbermen.
An advertisement offers a trial bottle absolutely free upon receipt of postal from DR TAFT BROS MEDICINE CO, 79 East 130th Street, New York City. It urges prompt action without delay.
An advertisement notes furs by the Northwestern Fur Company of St. Cloud Minnesota in warm otter and beaver tones. Mothers are told Rocky Mountain Tea weekly helps keep children well and is billed as a blessing to mother and child from McFadden Drug Co.
B W Pursell of Kintnersville Pa says he suffered from piles for a quarter century before De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve produced a permanent cure. Counterfeits are worthless. H P Dunn Co.
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