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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
16
The document catalogs the Daly Tribune and Weekly Tribune offerings, prices, and distribution details, naming multiple partner advertisers and press agents, plus a list of state political column content. It outlines Republican state ticket discussion, Missouri slope influence, and analysis of North Dakota election dynamics.
The national Democratic convention failed to reconcile free silver with anti imperialism, making Bryanism the central campaign theme. Horace White criticizes the Democratic nominee’s stance, tracing Bryan’s rise to free coinage at 16 to 1 and linking it to prior fears of low prices and economic distress.
A St. Louis Globe Democrat correspondent notes in Lincoln that William Jennings Bryan faces a changed landscape. His cottage appears prosperous with a fresh porch and electric lights while neighbors display McKinley pictures in new houses nearby. The city shows new wealth and a shift in political tone since 1880.
In Lincoln Nebraska the Bryan era brings prosperity rumors with fresh paint porches and pictures of McKinley and Bryan in windows. A local creamery offers free buttermilk from a shared tank turning the town pump into a daily bath. Journalists drink freely, while Bryan's wealth history is recounted. The state party nominating convention favors McKinley’s agenda and outlines campaign plans across the Mississippi valley, highlighting leaders and regional shifts.
In a summary of the state convention, the Republicans acknowledge possible disappointments but pledge loyalty to the ticket in its entirety, with Cass County supporting the slate.
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