Mortgage Foreclosure Notice Brainerd Minnesota 1895
Default on a June 27 1894 mortgage by Halsey J Spencer and wife to Fannie E Smith led to foreclosure. The sale of described Brainerd parcels is set for October 7 1895 at 10 am at the Crow Wing County Court House front door. Mortgagee assignment details and costs of sale included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsey J. Spencer
Lillian J
Mortgagors
Fannie E. Smith
Crow Wing County
Minnesota
S. Robinson
A. D. Irma
Ube County Court House
Brainerd
Crow Wing
Brainerc
A. E. Taylor
Aald Town
Probate notice fix for Simons estate accounting
In Crow Wing county Minnesota Special Term probate court dated July 25 1895 orders D H Simons administrator with the will annexed to have the account examined and the residue assigned. Hearing set for August 19 1895 at 10 oclock a m at the probate office County Court House Brainerd Minn. Notice to interested parties by weekly publication for three weeks in Brainerd weekly newspaper.
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I. W. Simons
D. H. Simons
H. W. Simons
Brainerd
Said County
Minn
Demorest's Magazine Portrait Types and Artful Offers
The passage describes thumb types like Square, Spatulated, Conical, and Artistic as indicators of character and intellect. It touts Demorest's Family Magazine offering monthly artistic and scientific content with colored plates, a De Longpré painting reproduction, and a yearly artful allure, priced at $2.00 with specimen offers.
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Demorest
de Longpré
Demorest’s
W. Jexnines
Demonest
East 14Th Street
New York
Orest
Cass County Pioneer to Publish in Motley After Oct Eleven
The grand jury failed to indict Mrs. Perkins and she is freed. Republicans stand harmonious nationwide this year while Democrats split in most states. Mine Lac County earned best county exhibit at the state fair, usually won by the northern area.
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Cass County Pioneer
Motley
Mine Lacs County
Fergus Falls Adds Gold Weather Vane to City Hall Tower
Fergus Falls installs a gold weather vane atop city hall as populist council members face criticism for not demanding a silver vane. The debate highlights local priorities and municipal symbolism.
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Fergus Falls
Morrison County Fair Seen as Poor Success
The Democrat reports the Morrison county fair failed to meet expectations and may be the last chance for farmers to advertise products through that medium.
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Morrison County
Democrat
Brief in Hayward Case Offers No Grantable Grounds
Supreme court filing in Hayward case contains no grounds for a new trial. The summary hints at a forthcoming dramatic development with Hayward as the central figure, suggesting renewed action in the tragedy.
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Hayward
Supreme Court
Wadena Village Council Bans Sabbath Breaking
Wadena village council passes ordinance to close all stores on Sundays. Ministers vow to enforce the law and ensure compliance by merchants and residents.
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Wadena
Senator West Reverses on Free Coinage Policy
Missouri senator West once a staunch 16 to 1 free coinage advocate now opposes it at that ratio. The free silver craze is fading and the piece notes it is prudent for Towne to start hedging as public sentiment shifts.
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United States
West
Missouri
Mr. Towne
Brainerd to Name New Chief as Barron Resigns
Rumors say Mayor Halsted will accept Chief Barron’s resignation before October 1. The successor has not been chosen, and no announcement has been made.
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Brainerd
Halsted
Barron
County fair exhibit praised as garden spot of state
Crow Whixa county officials lamented a weak display at the state fair due to limited funds. They urged the commissioners to allocate money next year to arrange an attractive exhibit and better advertise the county as the garden spot of the state.
Baldwin vows to stay in Washington over Mille Lacs land dispute
A Washington telegram quotes ex Congressman Baldwin saying he will not leave until the Mille Lacs matter is settled. He plans to proceed with allotments at White Earth. if the Indians reject them, lands would be forfeited on Mille Lacs. No proclamation has been issued granting Mille Lacs settlers their lands from the last Congress session.
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Washington
Baldwin
Mille Lacs
White Earth
Minneapolis papers target Mrs Perkins after grand jury discharge
The piece condemns local papers for flipping from vilifying Mrs Perkins to praising her after the grand jury cleared her. It accuses them of chasing rumors and sensational headlines, calling their shift a disgusting display of newspaper enterprise.
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Minneapolis
Brainerd Census Figures Question Population Size
An editorial notes using school enrollment as a population proxy. It cites Minneapolis 6.2 and St. Paul 6.6 residents per enrolled child, yielding Brainerd estimates of 10 168 and 10 824 respectively, suggesting Brainerd’s official census may understate rather than pad population.
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Dispatca
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Brainerd
Assignment filing shows Gull River and Pillsbury transfers settled
The Northern Trust as assignee of Northern Mill filed in district court noting a February 12, 1894 assignment. A suit to set aside preferential transfers resulted in Gull River Lumber, First National Bank, and Bank of Commerce agreeing to settle for 33 percent to creditors plus costs, with remaining estate turned over to them. The assignee reports $97,281.38 in cash received.
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Northern Trust Company
Northern Mill Company
Gull River Lumber Company
Chas. A. Pillsbury
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Rattlesnake Bite Hurts Boy in Farm Incident
Johnnie Fitts was bitten on the toe by a large rattlesnake while checking cows. His mother, busy with a calf, placed the calf in her mouth to spare her finger and Johnnie’s dirty toe. The calf gulped the milk, the poison was drawn out, and no harm followed aside from the calf’s toss from stomach distress. Dr. Boyd attributed the cause to earth intake.
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Johnnie Fitts
Johnnie
Dr. Boyd
Bird Island
Electric men and automaton labor looming for Niagara
Niagara Falls may host a factory turning out electric automatons built by Philip Perew from Tonawanda. A crude model, seven feet tall and powered by storage batteries with a phonograph, impressed crowds and drew police attention. The piece discusses future labor displacement and urges investors to explore western opportunities and rail routes via the Burlington Route.
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Scientific American
Niagara Falls
Niagara Fall
Tonawanda
Gillie Goddard & Co
Philip Perew
William F. Sheehan
Duluth to host next Swedish Methodist conference
From Our Exchanges: the Swedish Methodist conference met in session at St. Paul and selected Duluth as the next meeting place. Also noted are local appointments and incidents including a new postmaster in Hunter Cass county, a purse snatch at the state fair, reformatory prisoner counts, a giant police officer in Duluth, a wagon accident in Wa dena, and other brief items of regional interest.
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St. Paul
Duluth
J. H. McMullen
Hunter
Cass County
Oscar C. Robinson
Journal and Tribune avert war over silver question
A planned clash between the Journal and the Tribune over silver policy was avoided as the Journal hedged after initiating the francs debate. Speculation arose whether Stivers fears Mayor Halstead’s editorial influence.
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Wuar
Journal
The
Tribune
Stlvers
Mayor Halstead
Fall Shoes Arrive in Market at Big 9
R F Watters on Front Street announces new fall footwear collection with the prettiest shoes seen in the market and invites customers to call the Big 9 for a viewing.
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R. F. Watters
Front Street
Sherwood’s Cough Syrup Sold 20 Years in Brainerd
The Brainerd market has seen Sherwood’s Cough Syrup manufactured and sold for over two decades with a positive guarantee and no bottle ever returned.
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Sherwood’s
Brainerd
Odd Russian Customs and Transatlantic Telegraphy
A fragment describes rural Russian practices to catch thieves using soot stained pants and water bowls, then shifts to differences between submarine and land telegraphy. It compares silent cable operations with noisy land lines, detailing the mirror instrument and the ribbon recorder that transmits 15 to 25 words per minute.
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Europe
New York Dispatch
Dust as smoke screen at Tegea battle by Epamondas
The text describes Epamondas using a large cavalry force to raise dust in front of the Spartans at Tegea. The cloud concealed his infantry movements enabling a repositioning to a more advantageous line.
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Epaminondas
Tegea
Forrester’s land to farm. stamp puller inventor noted
In Oakland Times the anecdote recalls Forrester who bought wild land and made it a farm. His son became a successful dentist. The discussion touches on heredity and prompts memories of pioneers in practical inventions.
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Binks
Forrester
Winks
Weill
Oakland
Cal
Misses and Children's Shoes at Half Price
Solid goods from Misses and Children's lines offered at one half price. Smith and Winslow provide loan money.
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Smith & Winslow Loan Money
Forest Fire Penalties From Minnesota Law 1895
State officials warn penalties up to 100 dollars or three years in prison for obstructing fire wardens neglecting duties and igniting woods or prairies. Railroads and engines face fines for poor spark arresters and cleared rights of way. Listed are penalties for individuals, railroad employees, and owners of portable steam engines under the new act. Forest Commissioner K C Dunn signs the notice.
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St. Paul
Mixy
Minnesota
Tricky Railway Chief Traps Porter With Gratuity Trap
A railway director traps a porter at a wayside station by warning against gratuities and threatens dismissal. The porter, unaware of the director's identity, keeps the 2 shillings after a sharp exchange revealing the director as chairman. Meanwhile Lizzie Chisholm is arrested in Carlton county Minnesota for procuring young girls for immoral purposes.
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London
West Superion
Wis
Lizzie Chisholm
Carlton County
Minn
Superior
Missionaries Begin on Harry Hayward Visit
MINNEAPOLIS March 15 Dr Holmes of the State Sunday School association visited Harry Hayward. A man who spoke with Holmes after the interview said Hayward questioned his sincerity. Hayward was warmly received and invited to return.
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Minneapolis
Harry Hayward
Dr. Holmes
State Sunday School Association
Holmes
Hayward
Albert Lea Adopts City Curfew for Minors
Albert Lea Minnesota March 15 The city council unanimously passed a curfew ordinance requiring persons under 16 to be off city streets after 9 PM. The measure aims to curb late night activity by youths.
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Albert Lea
Minn
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