04 Nov 1898
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1898
Page
1
Fragmentary notes mention nominees and election topics with names like Epps and Georgs Bier. Aimed at political races, the text hints at campaign discussions and alliances, including references to young women and social circles within a local council or party. The garbled text suggests April or November election timing and related party activity.
United States District Attorney Robert G. Evans receives the inquiry response from Minnesota about charges against Marscal O Connor and deputies. The attorney general and interior secretary order investigations. Commissioner Jones says an inquiry into deputy marshals in the Chippewa region is underway, with hope to prove any accusations wrong.
A garbled report describes a complaint accusing individuals of refusing to pay debts. It mentions special agents advising suppression of a share of indebtedness and references Indian parties and a Teton context, though details are fragmentary.
Contemplated innovation to be extended generally with money order and registration facilities. The mobile post office concept aims to bring postal services closer to communities, expanding access and convenience for customers.
A fragment notes claims by experts about German industry reviving amid economic shifts. The text references statistics and official tables, hinting at a government or imperial data release influencing the sector's outlook. Further details are obscured in the damaged OCR segment.
General Bacon who led United States forces at the Leech Lake Indian battle in Minnesota praises his raw recruits. He cites the work of Lieutenant Ross Acting Assistant Surgeon and Private Oscar Burlit, noting the courage and effort of his men amid difficult conditions.
The Times notes French and British press urge Spain to avoid European intervention. The Daily Chronicle editorial says paying a costly peace with 90 million dollars would be a novelty hard to believe and warns it would be madness for Spain to resume hostilities.
Washington notes the cabinet discussed the peace talks and the aim to retain the Philippine archipelago. After final cost accounting of the war, the government will seek full reimbursement from Spain, proposing a single payment to cover expenses.
Whalen Ball reports ongoing evacuation activities in Havana on November 3. Senor Gitealte, amid Spanish evacuation efforts, received two notes as American forces compiled details. Italian troops and the Metgain Diana are noted, with references to a February decision and the ousting of officials from office.
County superintendent reports extensive school metrics including total schools 41, graded 5, ungraded 1, teachers 70 with male and female salary averages, tuition costs, attendance figures, and statutory warrants and bonds data. The document also lists library volumes, school grounds, firebreaks, wells, visits, and student counts, culminating in per pupil costs and bond activity. The record notes voting guidance for a straight party ticket.
A political defense urges voting the Republican ticket this year to support McKinley’s war leadership, exploitation of victory gains, and the Dingley tariff while condemning the opposing stance. Ex-President Harrison weighs in against free coinage, urging Republican unity to back sound money and victory in the current election.
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