The Dismarch Tribune Ad Rates and Advertiser Guide
The Dismarch Tribune promotes daily and weekly editions based in Bismarck North Dakota detailing subscription costs for local and long distance delivery. The notice lists advertising agencies and offices where the paper is on file for publicity and distribution across multiple cities.
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THE
Daily Tribune
Bismarck
North Dako
United States
Canada
Tribune
Bismarck Tribune
Endicott Building
St. Paul, Minn
State and county ticket list for North Dakota election
The notice lists William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt on the state ticket with electors and a full slate of officials across executive, legislative, and judicial posts. It includes governors, attorneys general, railroad and insurance commissioners, state senator and house members, sheriffs, clerks, sheriffs, coroners, jurists, and county officers with names and counties. It ends with an offer for newspaper bundles and subscriptions through the Tribune group.
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M. Johnson
Dwight
A. M. Tofthagen
Lakota
Henry Vick
Pembina
Congress
Thomas F. Marshall
Oakes
Supreme Court
D. E. Morgan
Devils Lake
Frank White
Valley City
David Bartlett
Cooperstown
D. H. M'Millan
Langdon
D. D. Comstock
Minnewaukan
A. N. Carlblom
Forman
J. M. Devine
LaMoure
E. F. Porter
Melville
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Bryan's Hard Times Speech Fragments from 1806
In Baltimore and New York, William Jennings Bryan warned that defeat in the campaign would bring four more years of harder times and agitation. He argued the gold standard raises dollar purchasing power but lowers money possession, with less stable employment and uncertain re‑employment in the economy.
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Baltimore
Mr. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New York
Wages and labor gains amid political clash in 1900s
The article contrasts Samuel Gompers and Bryan era arguments on unemployment and wage growth under McKinley. It cites wage increases for numerous trades from 1897 to 1900, notes farm animal value shifts, and praises Republican county nominees for steady administration and law enforcement.
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Minneapolis
Mr. Bryan
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Detroit
Gomper
Bryan
McKinley
Increase in Farm Product Values: A Critical Look
The piece argues Mr. Bryan and followers misrepresent farm welfare under protection and sound money. It claims prices for farm consumption rose faster than farm production since 1896, refuting claims with a table of farm animal values for 1892, 1896, and 1900.
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Bryan
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt Greeted by Crowds in Nebraska on Campaign Swing
Chairman Lindsay of the Nebraska Republican Committee reports strong local backing for Roosevelt, saying Bryan faces weaker support in his home state than four years ago. He notes Nebraska voters may tip the electoral vote against Bryan if trends continue and cites Bryan's 1896 prophecies as reemerging before election day.
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Nebraska
Bryan
Lindsay
Nebraska Republican Committee
Chicago
Supreme Court
Wdld
William Jennings Bryan
Zanesville
Ohio
Coxey
Northwood Gleaner
Kempton
O. D. Comstock
Comstock
The New Bryan Debate and Nebraska Political Shifts
The piece analyzes shifts in Nebraska politics with farmers moving away from Bryan, midroad populists nominating their own ticket, silver Republicans returning to their party, and McKinley Roosevelt prospects. It contrasts “The New Bryan” with the old Bryan, noting lingering support for silver and concerns over riot controls and court intervention in a broader national frame.
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Nebraska
Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hanna in South Dakota and Northwestern swing
The article portrays Senator Hanna touring South Dakota and the Northwest. It argues his speeches counter Democratic and Populist rhetoric, earning strong partisan dislike from Croker and Bryan as Hanna promotes plain spoken messages. The piece ends by suggesting a North Dakota stop would be beneficial.
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Hanna
South Dakota
Senator Hanna
Peps
Luria
Ohio
Croxer
Croker
Bryan
Northwest
North Dakota
McCum ber speech on industry and labor dreams
Senator McCum ber speaks of industrial might and labor progress from ocean to ocean. He contrasts furnaces and looms with homes of laborers, portraying a prosperous country radiant with peace, joy, and hope.
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McCumber
Gulf
Democratic Forecast Sparks Debate Over Election Votes
A Democratic forecast assigns 320 electoral votes to Bryan and 94 to McKinley with several states listed as doubtful. The article cites Colorado ruffians at Roosevelt events, Lodge and Guild attacks, and local editorials praising Comstock's prohibition stance while Bryan tours North Dakota.
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Comstock Leads Vigorous Campaign in Red River Valley
Hon. O. D. Comstock mounts a vigorous campaign with planned addresses across the Red River valley throughout the period.
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Red River Valley
Mr. Comstock
County Auditor Notes Tax Land Sales Across Years
John Scott of Grand Forks County records show 1305 farm lands sold for 1895 taxes in 1896, compared with 248 pieces sold for 1898 taxes in the previous year. This highlights a sharp drop in tax sales year over year.
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John Scott
Grand Forks County
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