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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
2
Remains found in Missouri River near Williston are described as a man aged 30 to 40, possibly Chilkoff wanted for murder in Bismarck last May. Coroner to convene inquest. States Attorney Allen suspects drowning. The report tangentially touches state politics and Governor Fancher’s resignation.
Prominent Republicans from North Dakota say the state ticket would gain votes with Major White at the head. Secretary Jewell notes a personal canvass would boost the ticket, aided by Bartlett’s integrity. Veterans and other candidates believe the shift strengthens the slate across the state.
The Grand Forks Herald notes growing concern over Governor Fancher's health. A committee and Governor Fancher moved to preempt potential retirement by clarifying succession, with Lieutenant Governor White poised as successor if needed. The piece frames this as a proactive step to stabilize leadership.
Victor Col Sept 2 A resolution by the democratic county convention and club condemns the spirit intolerance and discourtesy shown during Roosevelt's visit. It deplores the folly of bringing him into the state under the auspices of Senator Wolcott whom they call a traitor and renegade.
Ten thousand people cheered William Jennings Bryan as he arrived in Fargo for the largest political demonstration in the state. He spoke from Island Park urging Americans to uphold American ideas and resist foreign influence, criticizing the Republican party for emulating British colonial policy. The tour continues to Crookston, Duluth, with a Sunday stay.
Burleigh county States Attorney Allen suspects a body found on the Missouri river near Williston matches Eric Chilkoff, missing since Bramarck. Chilkoff, formerly jailed for bicycle theft, had a missing front tooth and several scars, with reward offered for his arrest. Surveillance from Williams county awaited word as authorities compare descriptions.
Scranton Pa Sept 20 The strike unsettled mood fades as negotiations proceed. Public belief favors an early return to work next week with President Mitchell noting concessions by arbitrators unsatisfactory yet differences expected to be resolved. Workers show readiness to accept operators’ stance. Chicago Sept 21 The Hisness Steel mills shut down Jolict operations amid weak orders pending election.
F M Higgins editor of Seneca News suffered from piles for years until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him in two boxes. He asserts it the surest pile cure and best salve, with a guarantee of cure. Available for 25 cents from P C Remington, druggist.
The Norwegian steamer Colanda collided with the Japanese steamer Ise Maru off Iwo Island near China. Forty five aboard Colanda drowned. Also included are October weather statistics from Bismarck, including temperatures, precipitation, snowfall records, wind data, and a note from B H Bronson, Weather Bureau.
General W D Washburn arrived by private car at noon and departed at 1 pm on the B W G to Wilton to inspect coal mine development. He is pleased with progress and vows vigorous work. Accompanying him were Mrs Washburn, Mr and Mrs W D Washburn Jr Treasurer Crane and several friends.
New York September 20 Independent coal operators and others in the anthracite trade discussed possible settlements of the strike. Presidents of the anthracite carrying roads were not seen by newspapers and no official action had been announced.
Indications point to a settlements package agreed in principle to end the strike with announcements delayed until all deals are completed. No president indicated a statement would be issued this morning and none is expected today.
An advertisement for What a Shiloh a century old cough remedy promoted as effective for coughs colds and consumption. It claims worldwide use for fifty years with many cures and offers a refund if unsatisfied. Price 25 cents 50 cents and gold. Beardsley Druggist at 4th Street.
Factional disputes within Belmont Baptist Church in Newburg County, South Carolina, led to a riot during a prayer service last night. Ministers Rev. E Young, Reeder and Andrey Williams were shot in the pulpit as they prayed. Ten communicants were arrested.
Advertisement states a cough and consumption cure sold for 25 cents 50 cents and 1.00 with a money back guarantee. It claims over fifty years on the guarantee and lists E. 8. Beardsley, Druggist, Fourth St as seller.
Wahpeton, N. D. reports W. J. Bryan says audiences in South Dakota yesterday were double those in the state in 1897, signaling rising interest. The remark appeared in a Chicago dispatch dated September 2 and referenced the Scripps McRea League.
Croup terrorizes young mothers though Shilob's Cough and Consumption Cure is claimed to relieve even severe cases immediately. Published by E. S Beardsley, Druggist, Fourth St, with prices 25 and 40 cents. Also notes skim milk as tile cleaner and a long-distance carrier pigeon return from La Lorraine to Rennes.
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