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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1900

Page

4

Modernizing America’s China and politics pieces

National and international topics run through this edition with analysis of Chinese trade and population figures, U.S. interests in China led by Britain, Japan, and the United States, plus summaries of Republican and Democratic platforms, veteran affairs, and North Dakota political maneuverings including G. A. R. resolutions and judge nominations.

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Rosser Converts to Publicanism in Roosevelt Letter

General Thomas J. Rosser of Virginia, a long prominent Confederate cavalry leader, declares his complete conversion to the Republican party. He praises President McKinley, rejects Democrat ties, and argues the South can prosper under Republican governance.

Thomas. L. Rosser Charlottesville South General Rosser Northwest Gehers Rosser Roosevelt Thomas Ja. Rosser Chitr Lollesville Spain McKinley

Grand Forks Republicanism In Question In Local Politics

A jumbled clash over Grand Forks politics cites Judge Fisk and party confidence, with supporters like Jim Anderson and critics urging change. Mentions Fargo Forum, North Dakota sewer pipe, Blackwell candidacy, and local paper sales, including Sanford selling Courtaney Gazette and Say sent. Also notes Sun­day school resolutions urging Sabbath observance and Stutsman county Democrats’ dour mood.

Comstock Carries Benson County for Attorney General

Comstock carries Benson county for attorney general out of 73 delegates. In congressional nominations the Democratic picks include Ohrenstein in the First District Feeley in the Second Foster in the Third McAndrews in the Fourth Mahoney in the Fifth Haecht Sev enth and Peacock in the Sixth. Three drowned as tug Mahon Teller sank in Lake St Clair. survivors report engineer Al Holmes and crew fault. A council of war is convening in Washington with Hay Long and Root. Seventy nine Hoboken disaster victims recovered by 11am today.

Benson CO Minnewankan O. D. Comstock Benson County Comstock Chicago Leon Ohrenstein W. J. Feeley W. G. P. Foster J. McAndrews W. P. Mahoney Emil Haecht Wm. Peacock Detroit Mahon ‘Teller Lake St. Clair al Holmes George Meisner Freman Aad John Kirk Cook

Oregon Floated Aboard, Portland Ship Reaches Port Arthur Safe

The Oregon was successfully floated yesterday, a move expected to enable it to reach Port Arthur safely. Mayor Black has returned to Valley City from Milwaukee after a lengthy serious illness.

Oregon Shanghai Port Arthur Mayor Black Valley City Milwaukee

Bryan's 1900 Democratic Platform Sparks Clash in Chicago

reports say Bryan authored the platform amid internal upset led by Hill of Illinois. The document harshly critiques imperialism and militarism, endorses direct election of senators, federal anti trust action, and an income tax, while supporting a Nicaraguan canal and arbitration in Johor. Bryan defended the plan as Hill resisted the change.

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Narrow Escape Near Napoleon Homestead

Jacob Mangerie of Kulm had a dangerous mishap eight miles west of Napoleon while driving a harnessed wild horse to a cart. The horse shied, a wheel struck a stone, he was thrown over the right shaft, his left leg caught, and he rode the horse back to Napoleon after the animal ran in circles across the railroad. His injured limb was badly scratched and swollen.

Napoleon Homestead Jacob Mangerie Kulm Here Braddock Bismarck Napoleon

Jamestown Jail Inmates Aged Under Twenty-Two

The Jamestown report notes that nearly all men convicted under the brake bearing statute are young, with eight inmates in the county jail under 22. It contrasts inexperienced travelers who ride freight trains and go slower with those who ride passenger trains and risk capture.

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