Burleigh county Republicans back seasoned officials
The Bismarck Tribune urges Burleigh County voters to reelect Sheriff Bogue and Auditor Masrhouse, praise Captain Moorhouse and Treasurer Falconer, and back a solid Republican delegation to the legislature. It criticizes fusion candidates, defends nonpartisan integrity, and stresses county school progress under Superintendent Edick.
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Free Silver Doctrine Call by Bryan in Ann Arbor
A Bryan rally in Ann Arbor October 11 drew a shout for free silver. He urged free coinage at sixteen to one without waiting for any other nation, a stance labeled dangerous and reckless by critics who cite fanatical single handed policy and no cautious alternatives. Angry supporters push back as the scene unfolds.
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Speech misquoted in Tribune and Wahpeton Globe clash
The Tribune republished a speech by Max Wipperm an at Devil Lake and the Wahpeton Globe notes the Tribune did not publish his words exactly. The Globe quotes him saying I have come and contrasts it with the Tribune version.
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Death of Hon John Sherman Ends Public Service Era
In his passing the country loses a distinguished statesman with a long public record. Though not possessing Blaine’s magnetism, Sherman was a shrewd public man whose services benefited the nation. He faced harsh criticism as a proponent of a stable currency standard and leaves history as a great figure of the century.
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