Republican Victory and Rising GOP Momentum
Election returns up to last night show the Republican ticket victorious in New York New Jersey Massachusetts Pennsylvania Kentucky Nebraska Iowa Ohio Maryland and Kansas. Bushnell leads Ohio with the largest statewide majority in history. Brice expected to win in Pennsylvania and Foraker to replace in the Senate. Maryland rebukes German Bossism with a sharp result. Kentucky contest remains close and may hinge on official counts.
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New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Nebraska
Iowa
Ohio
Maryland
Kansas
Bushnell
Brice
Foraker
Senate
Anoka Lands a Good Show of Securing to Hew Insane Asylum
The report notes Anoka securing a favorable position for admitting a patient to Hew Insane Asylum, highlighting readiness and logistical steps taken by local authorities.
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Anoka
Kanabec County’s Tripune Stands as Leading Paper
The Tripune is described as the largest and best paper published in Kanabec County, distinguished by its substantial appearance and avoidance of pamphlet-like format.
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Tripune
Kanabec County
Westward states face mounting debts in the money question
Discussion notes that the Westen states remain deeply in debt by millions of dollars, highlighting regional financial strain and ongoing fiscal concerns. The comment frames debt as a central issue for Western states in broader national economic discourse.
Towne to Speak on Finance in Vinceton Saturday Evening
Hon Chas A Towne congressman from Duluth will address a Vinceton audience Saturday evening on the financial question. The speech promises a rare treat for listeners as he outlines his views and potential policy implications.
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Chas. A. Towne
Duluth
Vinceton
Farmer’s Crops See Sharp Value Decline Over Five Years
A historical note reports that nearly all crops raised by farmers have fallen in value, with some commodities dropping as much as fivefold over the past five years, reflecting broad market pressures and price deflation affecting agrarian income.
Political slush in columns sparks quiet note
A brief word from our cotemporary dismisses political slush in columns while noting a small political item in the morning Tripune that may not be welcome to all readers.
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Bro
Tripune
Economic Optimism in Republican Rise to Power
The text asserts a future prosperity era beginning with the Republican return to power in the spring of 7, promising an unparalleled period of growth for the nation. It frames current farm product prices as discouraging but highlights political change as a catalyst.
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Republican Party
Grover and Clover in the Grand Good Days
In these days when a bushel of potatoes buys a cigar or drink, two bushels of onions or oats for two half pounds of chewing tobacco, farmers face hard times yet savor the era of Grover and Clover and the era’s hope.
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Grover and
Clover
Repeal of Sherman Law Fails to Bring Quick Prosperity
The dismissal of the Sherman silver purchase statute aimed to establish sound money. The nation claims a sound money basis since, yet the promised good times have been slow to appear.
British gold backs American brewing and milling futures
British investment funds flow into American breweries and mills as editorials push for mono metallism. The tone asks whether British gold has found profitable new ventures in U S industries.
Reformatory Reform Remarks By St. Cloud Figures
The St. Cloud Journal Press notes claims about reformatories and public figures. It highlights Supt. Lee and Sam Van Sant with rhetorical questions about future roles. The piece contrasts a political past with church speaking engagements and suggests Van Sant could be a stronger preacher than governor.
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Lee
10Use of Representatives
St. Cloud
Sam van Sant
Bro. Eastman
Capitol construction contract awarded to Caas Gilbert
The state capitol contract goes to Caas Gilbert of St. Paul, selecting a Minnesotan to supervise the project. It is hoped materials from this state will be used and the sandstone quarries are said to be satisfactory.
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State Capitol
Caas Gilbert
St. Paul
Presidents of trunk lines adopt new traffic agreement
The presidents of the trunk lines and their principal Western connections met to finalize action on a traffic agreement submitted on October 10. The plan creates a joint traffic association with jurisdiction over most competitive freight and passenger traffic, with certain exceptions for Western lines. The Associated Press dispatch notes critics say such combinations profit corporations.
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New York
Joint
Associated Press Dispatch
Clippings mention tariffs and political stance with partial quotes
The clipping discusses Republican positions on monometallism and tariffs. It notes Congress will consider tariff questions after December and mocks Grover Cleveland’s tariff stance. It also reflects sympathy for Gov. Clough and critiques tax arguments. It ends with a survey praising cash systems in country trade and warnings about credit debt.
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Congress
G. Oo. P
Grover
Fairmont Sentinel
Towne Defends Silver Standard and Rail Tax Debate
A Minneapolis speech by Congressman Towne argues the Republican Party is not fixed to a gold standard and that a silver money approach has broad party support. The piece notes expected alignment with the National Republican platform and contrasts with corporate media. It also comments on rail taxation debates tied to the G N and N P consolidation, referencing St. Paul and Pacific rights.
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Duluth
Minneapolis
Republican Party
Wall Street
Chas. Towne
Great Corporation
Litchfield News-Ledger
Supreme Court
Davis
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N. P
St. Paul and Pacific Railroads
Great Northern Road
Congress
Grass Lake Visitors and Local Movements
Grass Lake notes show Andrew Larson from Mora and Lewis Graves from Brunswick visiting last Sunday. Emma Lofgren from Rock Creek, Alma Anderson from Pine County, Anna Ekman from Mora visiting with Chas Serline and Lucy Naumann, Lena Ludin headed to Mora for winter, N Q O Nelson returning from Mora, Carrie Anderson teaching near Cambridge visiting, and Julia Johnson who is teaching nearby.
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Emma Lofgren
Rock Creek
Alma Anderson
Pine County
Anna Ekman
Mora
Chas. Serline
Lucy Naumann
Lena Ludin
Hugo Nelson
N. QO. Nelson
Carrie Anderson
Cambridge
Julia Johnson
Minnesota creameries fuel regional farming shift
Community notes record visits and trips among residents in Brunswick and nearby towns. The long discussion traces southern Minnesota creameries influencing farming, mortgage repayments, livestock gains, land values, and bank accounts, predicting similar growth in eastern Minnesota within a decade.
Personal Notices Roundup From Mora Week
Deputy Marshal H S Tallman visited Mora this week. J C Morrison travels to the Twin Cities on business. Henry McKusick of Bronson left for Stillwater this morning. Alvin Tallman came from Brunswick last Wednesday. Noah Adams of Ground House seen in Mora last Thursday. J A Moire of Hillman settlers was in town this week. Edward Naslund of Brunswick made a profitable call last Friday. K K McLeod of F B Fargo Co leaves for St Paul this afternoon. E F Sargent of Lawrence did business in Mora Tuesday and Wednesday. N E Ramgren of Brunswick called on business last Thursday. Frank W Baer of Kubbler Stock cigar makers in St Paul did business in Mora last Monday.
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Hilma Sundbam
Harris
Hagglund
Mansfield
Amanda Ramgren
E. P. Grunlund
Mora
Engblom
Lewis
Rose Gudell
Viola Hokanson
Bjorklund
Groff
Morn
Emma
Hilma Naslund
Rush City
Pine City
Willow River
Hinckley
Sandstone
H. S. Tallman
J.C. Morrison
Twin Cities
Alvin Tallman
Brunswick
Noah Adams
Ground House
Edward Naslund
K. K. McLeod
F. B. Fargo & Co
St. Paul
E. F. Sargent
Lawrence
N. E. Ramgren
Frank W. Baer
Kubbler & Stock, Cigar Manufacturers
Royal Tailoring rep visits town and birth announcement noted
A. B. Miller of Royal Tailoring Company St Paul visited Rush City this week. A son was born to Mr and Mrs J M Edberg Wednesday morning with mother and child doing well. Government chemist touts Royal Ruby Port Wine as pure and well aged claiming health benefits and suitability for convalescents and the aged. Available from L E Conger Mora Minn at $1 per quart or 60 c per pint for medical purposes only.
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A. B. Miller
Royal Tailoring Company
St. Paul
J. M. Edberg
Rush City Post
Mr. Edberg
H. Naumann
L. E. Conger, Mora
Minn
Ben Olson Visits Cambridge From Mora
Ben Olson formerly of the west side now in Mora was in Cambridge over Sunday visiting his old haunts. The day proved intensely disagreeable, yet he seemed to enjoy the trip according to the Cambridge Press.
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Ben Olson
West Side
Mora
Cambridge
Ben
Cambridge Press
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