Battle Over Fourth Hospital Site For State how Hastings Anoka Clash
The Minnesota state commission faced a heated dispute over locating the fourth hospital. Hastings and Anoka clashed after a vote shift and injunctions, with Anoka alleging misrepresentation and Hastings alleging a wrongful relocation. The commission defended its authority and bid process, noting multiple site offers near Hastings Anoka Jordan Delano and others.
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Clough Ito
Ngane
Anoka
Hastings
iJudge Brill
Ramsey
Huasthigs
Jersus Falls
Ilia
Hoper
Ste
Mosars
Merriam, Eastman
Hoper and
Block
Seventh District
Plaintff
Oper
Commission
Ntte
Hopar
Smith
Ileal
Haner
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Jordan
Delano
Chaska
Midway District
Minieapalis
Henry
Cluaska
Skunk Fur Trade Tales From a Country Store
Rolfe Pa. Letter to New York Press describes a furrier’s talk with a store proprietor about skunk pelts and prices. It notes demand for skunk pelts, prices from thirty-five cents to a dollar ten, and jokes about catching skunks by the tail.
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Andrew ©. Jones
Mr. Jones
Sable
Rolfe
New York Press
Unacientific banking and the long check voyage
A Detroit merchant’s check to a Jonian creditor passed through six banks over eleven days and 836 miles before payment. The journey involved multiple correspondents from Tonia to Muskegon to Grand Rapids and back to Detroit, highlighting the friction and cost of current check collections and urging a faster method.
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Jonin
Miel
Pais
Detroit
First National Bank of Tonia
Detroit Bank
Tonia
Chienge Bank
Afuskegon Bank
Ionia
Muskegon Bank
Grand Rapids
Grant Rapids Bank
First National Bank of Ionia
Electric power growth in New York fuels motor use
In New York City central stations shift from light purveyors to wide use reservoirs of current. Edison stations report a surge in motor power from 7 415 horsepower in January 1895 to 11 236 horsepower by October, a 1 648 horsepower rise in ten months, with about a third of current connected to electro motors, some up to forty horsepower.
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New York
New York City
Edison Statons
Coapany
Mukns Mes
Public statement from Archibald of Jamestown asylum
Supt Archibald of the Jamestown asylum issues a public statement defending his conduct amid years of domestic turmoil. He recounts marriage history, alleged affairs, and a long dispute over his wife and child while asserting motive to drive him from the institution. Mrs Archibald declines to respond and seeks vindication.
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Vimestown
N. D
Jon
Avchibald
Tisane Asylum
Lough
Mabel
Allen Mot
Mra
Archibald
Blamarek
Market Reports From Grain and Live Stock Center
Chicago market notes show slow hog trading with prices easing from $3.00 to $4.15 for different classes. Cattle and calves steady with higher roughage and strong feeders. Minneapolis and Milwaukee notes include January wheat closes and on track prices. Receipts in St Paul show 1,500 hogs, 400 cattle, 25 calves, 400 sheep. hogs lower in sympathy with broader decline.
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Ghicago
Chicago
Couch
Castle
Heyes
Texas
Minneapolis
Milwaukie
Jara
St. Paul
Tan
Signed by the President on act to improve Caransos Pans Texas
The act, signed in Washington, provides for improvements to Caransos Pans in Texas. Matley Company Troubie of Oshkosh Wisconsin. dated January 24. The Silver Plating company plant, newly built on the Northwestern ear loops, faced an execution of judgment for 6000 in favor of the German National Bank. The company, formed in 1805, lists several local businessmen. A British barque from Killieraw Riohaw with logs from an unknown vessel, likely the rate ship gen by te Crzabora, approached San Diego.
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Washington
Tan
Duns
Caransos Pans
Texas
Matley Company Troubie
Oshkosh
Wis
Earloops
Gierman National Bank
Barle Poss
Killieraw- Riohaw
San Diego
Cal
Te Crzabora
Cane Horn
Prince Henry of Battenburg Dies Aboard Blonde
News arrives from Ashantee in Africa that Prince Henry of Battenburg died aboard the Blonde near Sierra Leone after a voyage to the Gold Coast. He was born Oct 5 1858, married Princess Beatrice in 1881, and was governor of the Isle of Wight. The royal family mourns as flags are lowered.
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London
Toury of
Battenburg
Ashontee
Henry
Price Alexander of
Battenbirg
Ludvig Jr
Grand Duke of
Hesse
Flo
Beatrice
Tid
Tald
Wight
Sierra Leone
Africa
Wich
Brown Leone
Prince Henry
the Admiralty
George “J. Gosvhen
Isle of Wight
Henry of
Badenburg
Bectse
Royaal House
England
Aaliantee
Plenie
Coonassle
Carringe
War Office
Lita
Beatrice of
Bngelann
Madeira
Osborne House
Firemen Perished in Leaking Fire Tragedy
At $4 Loucha St Louis on Ton 24 the recovery of noises of those lost in last night's fire continued. Bodies of John Stanton foreman Chemical Fangine No 1 and Tamas Roddy Salvage Corps No 2 were recovered and sent to the morgue. John Glanville captain Salvage Corps No 2 survived with shock and prostration. Kay Kerry of Salvage Corps No 1 is believed dead.
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Loucha
St. Louis
Ton
John Stanton
Chemical Fangine No. 1
Tamas Roddy
Salvage Corps No. 2
John Glanville
Salvag Corps No. 2
Salvag Corps
Kay Kerry
Salvage Corps
Patents Granted to Northwestern Inventors Last Week
Washington D C Tan 18 Special Telegram List of patents granted last week to Northwestern inventors includes self-oiling box tobacco press strw-burning atove hydraulic steering gear vehicle spring water heater automatic wagon brake electric motor kneatling machine saw swage trestle electric arc lamp cow-atable appliance propeller wheel poultry house snap book valve gear ribbon clasp trade work and other devices with many listed inventors in Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Idaho and Oregon. A rumor of a meeting between the emperors of Germany and Russia at Litihir is noted as affecting diplomatic circles.
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Washington, D C
Tan
Northwestern
David L. Altwan
Wis
Charles W. Bacon
Burke
Tobacco Press
Charles W.barzee
Wasco
Ure
Henry Bendixen
Davenport
Towa
Charles J. Berrman
Tiverett
John WF. Bickel
Stacine
Smanuel Detwiler
Milewaukee
Edward I. Pollett
Duluth
Minn
Eanil I
Tiede
Belmond
Gn Pevre & Sawyer
Seattle
Wasi
D. Mervin
Liuwyer
Vienerr Press
St. Paul
Allen
Dialogue on Cold Remedies Sparks Foreignness Comment
A Washington Star snippet records a quarrelsome exchange about cold remedies. Amid a Kentucky congressman’s remarks, it implies that failing to know how to treat a cold marks him as an alien and unfit for neighborly duties.
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Kentucky
Washington Star
Debut and Dinnerroom Dialogues Spark Vintage Gossip
Fragmentary Detroit Tribune quotes feature banter about cards and coffee, with quick exchanges on trumps and a joking exchange about tea versus coffee at home. Odd pairings include agents seeking business and playful lines about supper plans.
Salzer Earliest Potatoes Claim Heavy World Yield
The notice markets Salzer's Earliest Potatoes as the earliest and heaviest yielding potato, with 4000 bushels claimed from 10 acres. It touts June sale at $1.00 per bushel, promoting a mail-in offer for 10 seeds and a mammoth seed catalogue alongside farm tips for profitable practices in dairying and labor saving.
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Salzer
Nore
Ste
Earl Yoni
Bard Coed
Wee Saepelh
Fragmented 19th Century Remedies and Legal Nonsense
A garbled OCR item blends patent medicine claims with a mock legal accusation about biting a hand. It references Syrup of Piga for constipation and orginal potions like Mogeman's Camphor Ton with Glycering, plus scattered phrases about villains and a wood-cut remembrance.
Shipping Poultry Practices Warned By Indiana Farmer
An Indiana Farmer warns that poultry coops must be tall enough for birds to stand to avoid suffocation and cruelty. He notes that poor coops cause danger, suggests separating roosters when sold, and describes midweek market arrivals with leftovers lingering into Monday, advising Monday as a poor selling day for poultry.
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Indiana
Unclear medical note on poultry feeding practices
Fragmentary text references Dr Kline and various phrases about cures and feeding fowls. The readable segments advise variety in feed rather than excess of one type. Names and specifics are garbled. no clear event, date, or location.
Parker's Ginger Tonic Promoted For Home Use
The advertisement extols Parker's Ginger Tonic as a trusted home remedy. It claims the tonic supports general wellness, aids female debility, persistent coughs and colds, and distressing stomach and nervous ills, noting its long-standing favorable reputation in American households.
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Parker
Tony
Horrible Suffleances A War of Introductions
An exchange reveals two speakers plotting to approach a wealthy Boston youth to gain money from him. One praises the gentleman's polish while the other schemes to secure funds, implying a social maneuver over a chance encounter.
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Boston
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