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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
5
Congress debates hazing at West Point sparked by the death of Cadet Booz. The House considers a resolution urging the Secretary of War to formulate regulations to stop hazing and to order a congressional investigation into Booz case amid strong partisan debate.
Capetown Dec 11 Lord Roberts replies to an address at a sword presentation to about 20 400 people. He says My task is finished the soil has been prepared for good seed which another will sow and reap a harvest in time to come. Roberts is in excellent health.
Chicago Record reports a rare buffalo appearance among cattle owned by Sioux near Standing Rock reservation sixty miles south of the city. The animal, long thought extinct in the state, stirred memories of the vast western prairies and the once-massive bison herds that roamed waterholes and plains, with historic river crossings and stampedes recalled.
The piece notes that items like robes and coats once cheap or scarce are now highly valued. Government stores once rationed rough coats to soldiers in the far west, while buffalo heads sold cheaply years ago now fetch much higher prices when mounted.
A running fight between British and Boer forces continues with Boer general Dewet reportedly eluding Diaz. Knox engages Dewet in action near Redfors as British claim readiness to cooperate with Knox in the field.
Logansport Indiana police report Marvin Kuhns the escaped killer who fatally shot an officer during an arrest in Logansport opened fire again in Avilla last night, killing two more policemen. A new posse pursues Kuhns to avenge the killings.
The state press association meeting in Bismarck February 12 and 13 has a named committee on arrangements with W P Moffet as chairman and local Bismarck Mandan representatives. A legislative committee of Tuttle Jewell Nye Talley and Plumley was named by the association president.
Chicago December 12 Gans and McGovern have finished training for Tuesday night’s contest. Gans will do light work to stay in shape and meet the weight limit. Betting favors McGovern to win by knockout with odds 1 to 2.
Detroit December 12 ex Secretary of War Alger’s home was burglarized early today. He awoke to a noise and was tripped by a robber. The burglars escaped with about 300 dollars worth of silverware before fleeing the scene.
Albany December 14 official figures reveal H H Buller led the ticket as Republican elector with a substantial 143105 plurality. Governor Odell’s plurality is Miz (incomplete text).
Senator Hansbrough receives many letters from farmers urging support for the Grot Ole omargarine bill. He assures them he favors the Will. Fred Dennet Hansbrough's secretary suffers eye trouble and remains unable to see, though improving. Friends in North Dakota hope for a speedy recovery. Major and Mrs. Hamilton have arrived.
Washington report notes strong Republican organization in the state and a large majority for the Licker. Senator McCumber to push four DIL bills repealing the bankruptcy law, though passage is unlikely amid complaints of unfair use. Grand Forks to seek a $180,000 building. state representatives to back the effort. Supreme court gathering in mining claims case Chipps and Alexander McKenzie versus Lindberg Lindblom and Brynteson. decision anticipated before holidays. Representative Spalding seeks additional rural free delivery routes in North Dakota. service expansion hindered by sparse, large farms.
Wilton News reports on rapid growth tied to the Bismarck, Washburn & Great Falls railway, forecasting a population surge in Wilton within five years. It highlights Washburn Co’s energy in developing lignite fields, heating and steammaking advances, and notes hunting activity and landseekers around Wilton, with anecdotal sightings of wildlife and horned buck pairs.
affidavits filed by A K Wheeler rebut allegations against Judge Noyes and claim counter charges of corruption by his accusers. The documents detail alleged bribery plans, threats, and schemes involving Lane syndicate figures, with names such as Alex McKenzie and Idaho party associates prominent in the narrative.
The secretary stated an inquiry into the Madet Moos case and outlined measures to prevent similar alleged mistreatment. Officials pledged action to ensure fair procedures and protect those affected, with emphasis on accountability and future safeguards.
State canvassers met to certify the recent election results. Secretary Mulley Treasurer Driscoll Superintendent Harland Auditor Cariniom were present as figures confirmed no changes from the official tallies. Republican candidates were declared elected with presidential and congressional totals listed, including Mekinley and Blair White among others.
Nome enters a long winter as sea ice closes harbor entrances. The steamers Centennial, Portland, Santa Ana, and Sadie sailed November 8. only the tug Lena L remained in Nome harbor. Shore ice extended from the beach up to 20 feet. lighters froze and had to be cut free. Inhabitants settle in for a lengthy season as mining ends before November 1.
A flannel patch dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound to the back side or chest provides prompt relief for lame back pains and rheumatism. One application offers noticeable comfort. Sold by E. Beardsley and Capital Book Store with poster mounts and crafts items.
The jury found Pat Callahan guilty in the murder of Ed O Callaghan, amid high curiosity as cousins and Mrs Callahan were involved with Enderlin hotel residents. Defense lawyer Bill Ewin argued Callahan was mentally weak after fever and head injury, garnering public sympathy. Capital Book Store reports mounting sale of cards in multiple colors.
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