Notice of Final Proof at St Cloud Minnesota
Notice announces final proof by a settler in the St Cloud land district. The filer intends to prove up a claim with support of his sworn statements before F. Alderman, Clerk of District Court at Brainerd, on October 3, 1885.
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St. Cloud
Minn
Hhis
F. Alderman
Brainerd
U. S. Lang
ST. Cloup
Wiliam F. Fox
Frank Schermerhorn
Case County
District Court
A. Barto
Register
S. F Alderman
John Bubar
John Kruse
William Harman
William D. Merrifield
P. O
Crow Wing Cmate
Minnesota
New Post Office Established at Deer River
Itasca county sees a new post office opened at Deer River. Minnesota and Dakota wheat crop totals exceed one hundred million bushels this year. Coffee in New York market rises 5 to 20 points on Brazilian trouble. Ruth and Papa Cleveland are described as doing well since the baby girl arrived at the White House. It is unclear if the world’s fair will resolve its Sunday opening issue. Democrats held an election to choose a coming postmaster with Allison Willbere 64 votes to 31 for W B Gwathney. Representative J M Markham of Aitkin, indicted for soliciting a bribe, seeks trial elsewhere but Judge Ganey denies change. An Illinois man is named to replace Maj C A Ruffee as agent at the White Earth Indian agency. Democratic hopes to fill the post locally were noted despite expectations of Minnesota Democrats.
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Paris
France
America
Wheeler & Wilson
M. Nathaniel Wheeler
Counp
Crow Wing
Minnesota
H. J. Spencer
John Theviot
Henry Theviot
Werner Hewstead
Charles Kinkeie
Charles Kinkele
Gamber Eixteen
Brainerd
Werner
West Brainerd
Towit
Fifth Street
Mississippi River
Blaff Avenue
Crow Wing County
Henry Sparpive
Henry Jones
J. W. Suirr
St. Paul
Mion
Arrxiy
Democrats
Allison Willber
W. B. Gwathney
the Dark Horse
Illinois
Maj. C. A. Ruffee
White Earth Indian Agency
Mlinais
Fifteenth Judicial District
A. D
Clariesa A. Coon
C.J. Veorn
Andrew E. Veon
Cr W Wing
Register of Deeds
Minn
Drone Spalding
Ofinn
W.A. Fleming
Wing County
Minntate
Lorenzo Coleman
Julia Coleman
Emma A.day
Office of Register of Deeds
Crow Wity County
Emma A. Day
Hiram Gilson
U.S
Wrainerd
Hrman Gilson
F.H. Castner
H. Rosenblatt
Duluth Dry Goods Company
James S. Gardner
Henry Spalding
Gardner
Rosenblatt
James 3
Robert Caughie
Abbie C. Caughie
Emily H. Lum
State of
Fake segeipt swindles farmers and butter makers
The St. Peter Tribune notes farmers and butter makers in the southeast were swindled out of $1000 by a bogus segeipt claiming three pounds of butter from two pounds of butter and two pounds of milk. It is dismissed as an old fake and impossible to derive from milk.
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St. Peter
Grover’s Political Glee Turns To Rovering Job Hunt
A clipped Leavenworth excerpt recalls campaign songs from last fall. Democrats sang Four more years of Grover as he worked while now the figure roves for work and laments Four years more a rover as he wanders seeking employment.
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Grover
Rover
Clover
Universal wage cut at Smith and Wesson factory
A Springfield telegram reports a posted notice from Smith and Wesson announcing a uniform 10 percent wage reduction for all employees starting October first. Exemptions apply to workers earning $1.50 per day or less and those under contract. management hopes the cut is temporary, but offers no firm guarantee.
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Springfield
Mass
Smith & Wesson
Major Ruffee Retires as White Earth Agent in Minneapolis
Maj. Chas. A. Ruffee of the White Earth Indian agency arrives in Minneapolis to learn he is retired and replaced by T. W. Allen. His brief term followed a lengthy dispute over his appointment and included securing a long-pending settlement from the accounts department dating back about twenty years.
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The
Minneapolis Tribune
Maj
Chas. A. Ruffee
White Earth Indian Agency
T. W. Allen
B. P. Shuler
Ruffee
Department of Accounts
Crow Wing
Trusted Burlington Route Travel Advice Promoted by Rail Line
The Burlington Route offers free information on safe swift and comfortable railway travel. Readers are advised to contact W. J. C. Kenyon General Passenger Agent St Paul Minnesota to learn advantages of using The Burlington as a travel route. The message frames travel guidance as honest and reliable, urging consultation before trips.
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Burlington
W. J. C. Kenyon
Gen. Pass
St. Paul
Minn
Jackson's Probable Fate in the Peck Murder
The article outlines murder classifications and penalties under the penal code. It discusses first degree murder carrying death or life imprisonment with possible exceptions for exceptional circumstances, and second degree murder carrying life imprisonment. It notes possible mitigation if Jackson pleads guilty or is convicted, but questions a life sentence given the described premeditation.
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Jackson
Peck
Mille Lacs Mille Lacers Face Relocation Talks
An impromptu Minneapolis conference between Campbell and Flint of the Northwest Indian Commission and Mille Lacs chiefs Moos o maw nay Ain dus o che sing and Be tud anse, with interpreter Merrill, discussed removal to the White Earth reservation. The U S promises homes and support, but about 300 Mille Lacs still resist relocation.
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Nicollet House
Minneapolis
Journal
Messrs. Campbell
Flint
Northwest Indian Commission
Moos-o-maw-nay
Ain-duso-che-sing
Be-tud-anse
Mille Lacers
John Merrill
Mille Lacs
White Earth Reservation
United States
President consolidates Taylor's Falls with St. Cloud land office
A Washington special reports the president confirms Secretary Smith and Commissioner Lamoreaux in merging Taylor's Falls with St. Cloud land office. The move surprises Minnesota lawmakers as Taylor's Falls holds over 100000 acres of unoccupied land. St. Cloud becomes rival to Duluth, replacing Gottry and Walfried with Col. W H Folsom likely moved to Gottry's post. Changes at St. Cloud, Marshall, Duluth and Crookston expected within days.
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Consolidated Land Offices
Washington
Smith
Lamoreaux
Taylor's Falls
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Taylor’s Falls
Duluth
Ed C. Gottory
Pine City
Present Register
John Walfried
W. H. Folsom
Gottry
Marshall
Crookston
An Open Confession About Sheep Shearing Style
A farmer near LaCrosse arrived with fourteen cent wool and explained his annual shearing method. Previously he started at the head and sheared backward, but now he begins at the rear and works forward. He says he changed after voting for Cleveland and being too ashamed to face a sheep.
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LaCrosse
Cleveland
Anoka Union
Salvation Army Requests State Protection in Eau Claire Protests
Salvation Army Captain Fallon telegraphed Governor Peck asserting no protection for street parades in Eau Claire and seeking state protection. Fallon visited Captain Beisang to confirm if his Third Infantry company was ordered to respond. The Eau Claire Telegram says the incident sparked a sensation as police anticipate arrest warrants for Army drums violations within days.
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Salvation Army
Fallon
Peck
Eeu Claire
Beisang
Third Infantry
Eau Claire
Big Verdict in Duluth Roofs $7500 Against Street Railway
Alexandria McKillop received a verdict of $7,500 yesterday in Duluth against the street railway company after being run over and losing a leg. The Brainerd baseball club through manager E C Gates issued a challenge to any state club for 100 to 200 a side with best two of three for the championship. Also notes include a visit by Engineer and Mrs R Arundel to Brain erd, a birthday party for Roland Closterman, a Northern Pacific wood yard fire narrowly averted, and a notice of a red cow and a red and white cow taken up in Oak Lawn with call to owner.
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Alexandria McKillop
Duluth
Street Railway Company
McKillop
Brainerd Baseball Club
E. C. Gates
Staples World
R.arundel
Brainerd
Kate Closterman
Roland
Oak Lawn
Joan Cameron
Braimerd
Enormous Ocean Pressure Shapes Sunken Objects
A Across deep ocean floors water pressure reaches extreme levels and dissolves shells, leaving globigerina ooze with delicate shells. At 1000 fathoms pressure nears one ton per square inch, while deeper areas bend metal cylinders and shatter glass under immense force. The piece also recalls tales of underwater visions and remarkable fishing yields.
Lord Stanhope Steam Vessel Pioneered By State Aid
A century ago an inventive English nobleman proposed steam powered travel without masts or sails. Lord Stanhope sought state assistance after costly experiments and the government funded a small vessel to be steered by steam engine. If it failed, the inventor would repay all expenses. The move won praise for potential public benefit especially in inland navigation.
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Iin
Lord Stanhope
Cornhill Magazine
Toothpicks and habits echo in urban whims
A restaurant cashier notes how patrons overindulge in toothpicks after meals, driven by habit and perceived free disposal. The mused view leads to a suggestion that chewing wood harms. better options like chewing tobacco or gum are proposed to avoid lodged fibers and mischief.
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New York Herald
Mourning Customs and Controversy Across Nations
The piece notes Chinese mourning edicts after an emperor's death, including red cap ornaments and a 100 day ban on hair shaving, marriage, music, and sacrifices. It also cites M. Zola’s Figaro reply defending Napoleon III’s rouge, with critics deeming it heroic or buffoonish and the debate framed by the London Spectator.
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China
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