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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
4
The piece reflects on the Bismarck Tribune as North Dakota's oldest newspaper established in 1889. It describes wide circulation, advertising reach, and the paper’s semi official status. The editorial also criticizes limited local consideration for state capital history and political views.
A collage of political names, endorsements, and editor Tuttle’s self serving recounts fill the Mandan Pioneer page. It critiques Tuttle’s state ticket nomination while detailing a broad editorial stance on money, gold as value, and the nation’s credit.
In a brief note on the state race the editorial voices support for Mrs. Kisenruth as state superintendent. The piece reflects on past women who have held the role and suggests it will be years before another woman is elected to the office.
General Rosser, a longtime railroad surveyor and southern leader, declares the Democratic Party worn out and the Republican Party as the force of progress. He praises McKinley and Roosevelt, criticizes party fusion with Populists, and cites northern opportunities for southern youths while defending Republican policies as vital for national work ongoing after the Spanish-American War.
Amid heated state politics, editorials attack fusion allies for railroad tax favors and corporate ties while praising judicial integrity. The Walsh County Record analyzes judge Sauter’s defeat as political fate, and Wahpeton Globe notes editorials praise ticket integrity though attorney Simpson seeks reinstatement debates.
In northern Minnesota and North Dakota labor is scarce as harvest needs surge. Railroads push for two thousand workers into the territory, but Minneapolis agencies cannot supply them. Many locals depart for Nebraska Iowa and Kansas seeking wages, while some return empty handed. Excursion efforts fail to attract sufficient labor as markets reel from crop conditions and migration.
A compact column titled One Cent a Word Column presents brief, quirky notes and wordplay from Suekman. The column reads as a playful exchange of phrases and items, reflecting local newspaper whimsy and time, with compact observations and minor curiosities.
A special Northern Pacific officials’ tour reached Witton after visiting Duluth and the lakes. The party, led by C S Mellen and including J W Kendrick and J M Hannaford, inspected the Sheridan house project and other line work as they assess fall and winter shipping prospects. Guests included E D Adams, George F. Baker, W R Potts, and Count Frederick William Grafzu Lim lutg Stirman, among others, with aims to buy cavalry horses for Germany.
Prohibitionists disdain both sides but approve John Carmody of Biltsborough as the fusion candidate for attorney general amid the Republican and fusion ticket nominations.
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