Minnesota Seeks Funding for World’s Fair Exhibit
Minnesotans at St Paul convene to plan funds beyond the state budget to credibly represent Minnesota at the World’s Fair. A $100,000 gap is outlined, with detailed allotments for agriculture, forestry, dairy, education, manufacturing, and a large post expo transport and return budget. The gathering adjourned for committee reports after a noon recess.
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Monfort
Mayo
Fred W. van Duzee
Laverne
L. P. Hunt
Freight Rates Raised by Western Freight Association
Aug. 14 St Paul officials report a meeting of Western Freight association members to set new east bound flour rates by lake and rail. Rates raise to 80 cents to New York and 35 cents to Boston take effect Aug. 25, with standard differentials to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Western Freight Association
Alexander
Eastern
W. J.C. Kenyon
Burlington
J. H. Hilland
Milwaukee
S. O. Brooks
Kansas City
E. W. Winter
J. T. Clark
New York
Boston
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Yankton Sioux Protest Indian School at Pipestone
The Yankton Indians of South Dakota protest the proposed Pipestone school built on Pipestone reservation lands claiming rights. Washington reports the Indian office has not acted yet and may disregard the protest despite past treaty considerations and concerns over pipestone depredations.
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Washington
South Dakota
Indian Office
Pipestone
Pipestone Reservation
John Lind
Stone School
Texas Desperado Carrisci Adds Ninth Victim
Antonio Carrisci, famed bandit and killer of eight men, shot deputy sheriff Torriboro Pastrango at a fandango on the Texas side of the river. Pastrango had evidence linking Carrisci to Rangers sergeant Charles Fusselman’s murder. Carrisci fled. fifty Mexican rangers trail him into the mountains. Peninsula residents urge Governor Hogg to post state troops.
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Texas
Pastranga
Peninsula
Hogg
Jerry Simpson declines invitation to Minnesota State Fair
Washington Aug. 18 Jerry Simpson writes to Secretary Cross of the Minnesota State Agricultural Society declining to speak on farmers' day Sept 11. He opposes gate fees and says he will not join a "menagerie" and will be busy with political work until Nov 4.
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Jerry Simpson
Washington
Cross
Minnesota State Agricultural Society
Seckless Sage
Medicine Lodge
Italian Crops Improve Prospects for Harvest Output
The Rome dispatch reports the Italian harvest will match 1890 with rains boosting Indian corn prospects and a strong grape crop signaling abundant wine. In Labrador distress, government steamer confirms widespread illness and starvation amid la grippe diphtheria and widespread hardship.
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Newfoundland
Harrison declares he is not a candidate for 1892 nomination
Cape May dispatch reports President Harrison will not seek the Republican nomination at the 1892 convention unless major shifts occur. He set three conditions for reconsideration, including renewed opposition, Blaine's strength, or Blaine's willingness to run. Key officials Clarkson Elkins Quay Platt aware of the stance and no Blaine movement is favored.
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R. C. Kerns
Clarkson
Harrison
Kerens
Caicaco
Herald
Cape May
N. J
National Committee
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Blaine
Elkins
Quay
Platt
Pennsylvania
Harrison-Blaine
Aeronauts Killed In Twin U S Exhibitions
Syracuse reports Professor De Tye parachute leap at Pleasant Beach ended in drowning as 10 000 to 20 000 spectators watched. He fell from 1000 feet striking water in a sitting position. A boat was ready but rescue failed. A second item notes war dept seeks Jubal Early papers with senator Daniel pressing surrender efforts.
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N. Y
de Tye
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de Ioe
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War Department
Height of Cruelty to Nervous Women Shows Cure Promises
An advertisement argues sympathy is essential for nervous women with heart and health issues. It promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine, offers a free booklet on heart and nervous diseases, and names S. H. Scallin and L. O. Gale as local druggists selling remedies.
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Albert Lea
Minn
J. O. Aunis
Miles
S. H. Scallin
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Shiloh's Vitalizer
Over fifty years the syrup soothes teething pains eases wind colic calms diarrhoea and softens gums. Pleasant to taste sold worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Also Shiloh's Vitalizer guaranteed to cure dyspepsia and liver complaint sold by L O Gale druggist.
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Shiloh
L. O. Gale
Samuel Pitcher
Hood's Sarsaparilla Gains Popularity and Trust in Medicine
A rising trust among the people centers on Hood's Sarsaparilla which now holds a near monopoly in blood purification and overall health strengthening medicines. Its long trial by time and experience has earned full confidence from users and those considering trying a dependable remedy.
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Hood
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