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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1894
Page
4
The Dally Tribune offers weekly and daily editions with subscriptions plans. Readers may receive the weekly paper with post paid mail, plus a special offer to obtain North Dakota session laws with a paid year in advance.
An analysis critical of The New York World's democratic triumphalism notes the Sherman act repeal the Bland act and tariff reforms, with praise for pensions and Hawaii policy tempered by warnings on gold moves and economic strain. It references stock and colonial markets and surveys crop data, manufacturing growth, and a near-miss by Betty Green in a cable car incident.
The weekly financial review reports a slight revival in London buying of our securities during the week, tied to exchange conditions, but it lacks real significance. It notes that the Bland bill pendency has influenced sentiment, though details remain uncertain.
A report by L H Dewey of the agriculture department details extensive Russian thistle infestation across 40 000 square miles spanning South Dakota North Dakota Minnesota and Nebraska with seed formation to be halted. A proposed defense is a double row of sunflowers as a living fence to curb spread and aid eradication while Minneapolis commerce urges regional coal purchases to boost local trade.
The Chicago Tribune notes a rapid rise in Argentine wheat production as the sown area expands far beyond previous years. A Buenos Aires province farm grew 66 000 acres last year, with Italian emigrants driving the surge and English trade papers predicting intensified competition and cheaper bread for UK consumers.
An eastern financial official comments on the wheat market and price prospects. He cites North Dakota farmers sowing more than before and notes spring wheat in other regions shifting. He warns prices may fall until Republican principles revive industry and commerce, while contrasting with Illinois labor revival and Wilson bill impact.
A reduced duty on raw materials and new tariff rules threaten wage agreements and wage cuts as manufacturers brace for uncertainty. Some factories may reopen to clear stock but overall operations dim while Annovay’s president declines office, sparking speculative leadership. Mrs. Warre muses about militia action if governor Waite acts, a grim, satirical note on political power.
The piece notes tentative signs of spring amid congressional lassitude and rising activity in bicycling, telegraph trade, and fly paper markets. It links warmer weather and seasonal shifts to a broader sense that spring is near, while officials’ mood remains subdued.
Opinion supports keeping the U S flag as the sole emblem on public building domes. It notes Uncle Sam’s respect for foreign holidays yet argues against displaying other nations’ flags, asserting the stars and stripes remain the proper symbol for public edifices.
In Dexter, Governor Waiters Cay clashes with the state majority over a board resignation. His order to mobilize militia to enforce his mandate heightens tensions, placing Denver in a civil war mood while Colombo observes the gubernatorial turmoil and its consequences.
In the United States district attorney selection, Ronoh endorses J. F. O'Brien while John D. Bunton backs W. P. Miller. Attorney Camp resigns with effect in April 1980, and insiders say Rouch holds the presidential scent with a slow but near-certain appointment.
A Breckenridge Pollack case at Washington grew tense with a rough exchange after the trial. An opposing attorney allegedly acted in a rough manner and the next morning Judge Bradley warned both sides against carrying firearms into the courtroom, noting such habits. The incidents colored the suit as increasingly demoralizing and not edifying in its progress.
T F Caxes H C Bones and Henry C Payne receivers of the Northern Pa Inte released figures covering Aug 26 to Dec 31. Gross carriage earnings totaled 7 845 059 08 with operating expenses at 4 078 867 63 yielding net earnings of 2 266 091 45.
Admission fees at the court door were planned to cover trial costs as the Pollard Breckenridge case drew attention. The scandal’s nastiness promised a sizable audience and daily attendance.
The secretary of the navy has ordered a war vessel to Bluefields to safeguard American interests. This move fuels suspicion that a quest or mission may be revived in the nearby vicinity.
In Fargo the forthcoming election prompts chatter about city offices and a surprising number of colonels and majors among residents. The piece notes London’s view of Chicago as America's greatest city and Chicago’s reaction to past criticisms. It also reports Postmaster Hsing of Chicago breaking his arm last Tuesday but only learning of it on Thursday.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at Democratic hopes that President Cleveland will someday send in a batch of appointments. It mentions a general longing among Democrats in Minnesota and North Dakota for such action.
A man who created inscream Giad in Philadelphia a few days ago drew attention as others from the same circles had previously enjoyed a picnic style version of the drink.
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