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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
15
Receipt and expenditure record for the district school board listing total funds received from levies, tax collections, and cash on hand. Detailing expenditures for school houses, apparatus, teachers' wages, services, incidental costs, and final year totals with cash on hand and approval by the district board.
Treasurer reports year end figures for Morton School District No 47 in North Dakota with total receipts and expenditures noted. It records balance on hand, bond and warrant redemptions, school funds, and indebtedness statements with signatures from district officers.
Notice is given that Victor Moynier has filed intent to make final proof on his homestead claim in North Dakota. The hearing will occur before the register and receiver at Bismarck on July 20. Witnesses and residence details are listed as required for the claim.
In Canton Senator Lodge formally notified President McKinley of his nomination at a public gathering. Lodge praised McKinley’s adherence to Republican principles and the war era, while McKinley thanked supporters and pledged to uphold the party platform on gold standards tariffs and national unity.
Oyster Bay July 12 Governor Roosevelt was formally notified of his nomination for vice president by a committee chaired by Senator Wolcott. About a hundred guests were received at his summer home at noon and later attended a luncheon. Roosevelt pledged to work toward McKinley's election and expressed regret at leaving New York.
Reports indicate a Belgian hare craze spreading across the Northwest, with Minneapolis papers noting growing agitation and a likely broader conflict that could involve communities coast to coast as the hare craze intensifies.
Washington July 14 It is probable the present will return from Canton as a result of news from Remey. The idea of calling Congress in extra session is seriously considered to provide additional men and money to meet the emergency.
New York July Henry Clows, financial expert, cites government data showing wheat yields between 470 and 510 million bushels. The record suggests the smallest wheat crop in four years. Corn is projected around 2,200 to 2,400 bushels, likely the second heaviest on record, though outcomes depend on growing conditions.
The National League of Republican clubs opened in St Paul with Theodore Roosevelt as the center of attraction. Governor Roosevelt received a great ovation when he entered as the band played the Red White and Blue. Senator Knute Nelson spoke as delegates were welcomed and committees were formed before adjournment until the evening session.
Beriin July 17 reports say Emperor William favors total destruction of Pekin and the creation of a new coastal capital as the war moves forward.
An official dispatch from Tianjin dated July 11 reports Chinese forces attacking the railway station defended by British French and Japanese troops. Four hours of fierce fighting leave British three officers killed and seven men dead with nineteen wounded, French and Japanese heavier losses, while American officers Col Liscum and Col French among the dead and several Americans wounded as Boxers resist in the walled city.
Michael Joyce was found bleeding near the Arcade after a pistol shot. He claims accidental discharge while intoxicated, from Minneapolis, with two men held for questioning on the East side. Police seek clarity as witnesses and evidence emerge.
Anne HB Springer of Philadelphia declares Dr King’s New Discovery cured her long standing hacking cough. She reports chest pain relief and restored sleep. The remedy covers throat chest or lung troubles, priced 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles at Remington’s drug store.
The past week brought dry cool weather with some heavy rains aiding vegetation. Reports show improved grain in many areas, wheat still poor, flax promising with more rain, oats and corn growing rapidly, and hayfields improving in western districts. hail and late-season stress affect several counties including Pembina and Ramsey, with overall outlook variable by town and crop type.
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