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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
4
A long composite article surveys Senator Hanna's image as a businesslike reformer, mocks Bryan's dinner pail rhetoric, and argues for protectionist policies. It covers wheat and wool tariffs, imperialism critiques, and North Dakota political dynamics with references to McKinley, the fusion ticket, and regional newspaper perspectives. It notes Kansas prosperity under protection and warns voters to stay vigilant for election day.
Scanned ticket shows presidential candidates William McKinley of Ohio for the Republicans and Theodore Roosevelt of New York as the running mate. State ticket lists C M Johnson and others, with names for governor treasurer assessor and various county and judicial posts across multiple towns and counties. Numerous spellings indicate OCR issues but names include Jamestown Langdon Valley City Carr County F. H. etc. The slate includes superintendent of schools coroner and many county officials with districts such as Sixth Judicial District and House of Representatives seats.
The Tribune describes a prepaid offer to supply Bis marck Weekly Tribune Orange Judd Farmer and American Agriculturist Year Book with 00 pages of farm content for $1.85. A four-title combo including New York Weekly Tribune costs $1.65. An even larger package adds Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean for 1. The note highlights remarkable value for farm readers.
Edward M. Shepard and x-Secretary Olney warn that Bryan’s election would spark a monetary panic, while Bryan supporters admit such a crisis is possible. Carl Schurz suggests Republicans could head off trouble by strengthening the gold standard, but Bryan’s backers see a silver shift as likely. The piece notes prosperity, savings deposits, and political shifts in Minnesota, with Governor Fancher’s health and the primary law’s mixed signals from Minneapolis.
Health problems make Governor Fancher unable to campaign and withdraw from renomination. Republicans replace him with Mayor Frank White of Valley City as the new gubernatorial nominee, a soldier and businessman with state experience ready for a vigorous statewide campaign.
In Minot district a tight state senate contest pits Lee against Jacobson. Primaries were held days ago, but no certainty exists who will win the Ward county delegation. Ward dominates the district with a majority of votes.
The text notes Mr. Bryan deflects political questions, promising a response “after while” likely after the election. It mentions Foster county seeking legislative representation, the Sarrington Independent backing Chattoo for the county seat, and Eddy and Foster urged to unite for Chaffoa in the district.
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