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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
2
The Bismarck Tribune describes its publication details and pricing for daily and weekly editions, noting its status as North Dakota’s oldest paper since June 11, 1873. It lists numerous national advertising agencies and offices where the paper is on file for reference.
The Fargo Forum criticizes anti imperialist claims about US territorial ambitions in China and rebuts a New York Tribune account. It notes remarks by James H. Lewis and Ambassador White denouncing partition plans and urges restraint as American troops risk lives abroad. The piece also covers North Dakota politics, including Judge Morgan’s career, party dynamics in the Red River valley, and local commentary on candidates and regional influence.
The passage notes a figure gaining broad popularity and nearing appointment to the state supreme bench. Supporters expect his decisions to be cited with approval by appellate tribunals in other states, signaling a wider influence beyond his home jurisdiction.
A North Dakota analysis argues the fusion ticket relies on Republican dissatisfaction. It notes geographic distribution of nominees in Cass Traill Grand Forks Walsh Foster Richland and other counties, highlighting longstanding loyalties, the Missouri slope representation, and the ticket’s expiring hopeful tone.
The piece compares North Dakota to Kansas amid drought, urging less acreage and stricter crop rotation. It notes dry fields, experiments in plowing and discing, and argues profits lie in one strong crop rather than two moderate ones. It also references local political commentary and newspaper coverage.
Plaindealer editor Carruth expects another statewide landslide similar to 1892 and notes a strained vision while highlighting annual reports of school district treasurers published across the state.
Receipts run high and debt payments improve district finances signaling prosperity. North Dakota leads in education. governors propose reform of railroad oversight with a state ex officio commissioner. Cass county and Grand Forks areas back the Republican ticket. local papers note party shifts and intrigues amid conventions and rumors.
Delegates at Grand Forks discuss fusion and campaign funding as D A Huston is urged for governor. Speakers argue wealth helps the state ticket, while J R Barry touts loyalty and grassroots effort. another advocate warns of expectations of repayment with interest.
The promoters announce they will send an engineer to Jamestown to inspect the offered site and, if satisfactory, begin groundbreaking on September 1. Nearby farmers have agreed to plant large beet acreages.
London dispatches report Lord Roberts marching to Bronkhorstspruit and driving back Boers with Generals French and Hutton, killing and wounding many. Lieut. A Worth of the Australian contingent is killed. Five Boer wagons captured by Gen Broadwood. About 200 Welsh Fusiliers with a captured supply train. The railroad and telegraph lines are clear as the advance continues eastward.
The Jamestown Alert notes a fusion win despite anti fusion efforts led by factions from Pembina and Cavalier and Jud La Moure counties. Delegates debated a resubmission plank, but the convention voted nearly 3 to 1 to stay with fusion. Independent delegates joined with the Democrats as the band greeted new members. Grand Forks county shows increased cultivation and property values. Dr Quarry, state health officer, is improving at Cass Lake after recent transport from Grand Forks.
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