Truelsen Defeated Amid Imperialist Cry Claim
Free silver but let that pass. It can hardly be said of Truelsen, he also ran. The people were fooled by the imperialistic cry.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
16
Free silver but let that pass. It can hardly be said of Truelsen, he also ran. The people were fooled by the imperialistic cry.
Voters on Tuesday endorsed another four years of prosperity, signaling the political reforms for the reformist Tursham are no longer a burden on the people.
The passage notes Bryan's defeat and the fading of Bryanism, with observers hoping the movement ends for good. It frames the outcome as a lasting decline in political influence and an end to the era associated with Bryan.
The newly elected Republican legislature will return Senator Nelson to Washington. Pettigrew and Lentz were defeated in the same election, marking a political shift and a confirmation of the party's gains.
Cuarnie Towne laments that the American people have surrendered liberty for material comfort. He voices concern over a shift in values and the perceived trade off between freedom and affordable meals.
Ole Erickson, known for sawing wood and hustling, is noted for his strong work ethic and steady job performance as he shares practical pointers with fellow demos.
The speaker argues the landslide resulted from the public's reluctance to abandon prosperity for the supposed hardships of democratic era soup houses. The statement labels the shift as unwanted by the people, implying a political outcome driven by resistance to reform.
The election of Hon. W S Mc Clenahan as district judge is hailed as a gratifying result. The district gains an able jurist who will remain in Brainerd and is seen as strongly endorsed by his triumph.
Congressman Morris secured a third term with a lead exceeding 7 40 votes this year, outperforming 4346 in 1898. Crow Wing county boosted his tally by 791 over Truelsen and Stearns county swung in by about 3 000, yielding Truelsen less than 1 800 more than Morris. It was a decisive victory.
L W Burrell returned from the Twin Cities with contracts from Farwell Osman Kirk & Co Jenney Semple & Co and other wholesale houses for about 2500 dollars of fish plates and other structural iron. He plans to add facilities including a five horse power gasoline engine to handle the work keeping his men busy through the holidays.
A small ad notes Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents for fretful children and cross adults, with McFadden Drug Co. and H. P. Dunn & Co. as sellers.
D M Clark and Co offers a complete line of harness goods for horse equipment and related accessories.
A short verse recalls a robin and its mate in a vine nest. The speaker hears their daily song as the male feeds the mate, then notes the birds’ migration southward in October. The poem ends with hope that spring will bring their return and new birdlings.
In a crowded Saturday afternoon game in the N. P. shop yard over 500 spectators watched Little Falls High School defeat Brainerd 16 to 10. Roy Cross, a former Montana University player, was the standout and led the locals to victory. Next Saturday Brainerd meets Aitkin at the shop yard grounds in a marquee gridiron clash.
Henry Brand details blackfish feeding on shrimp and crustaceans at Holland's Landing Jamaica Bay and explains its crushing teeth used to loosen shellfish. The piece also recounts an 1858 Azores find: an abandoned brig drifted from ice, laden with furs and beef, crew of British sailors, later burned, name and owners never found.
A poem recalls a mother who dies on a rainy day believing life was bright. She finds sweetness in the weather and dreams of blue skies, unaware of the cold rain that follows. The verse contrasts her hopeful thoughts with the dreariness of reality.
A Leap Year tale titled 5 Young Hours Hayne presents a brief narrative likely exploring time and change through compact vignettes. The piece appears to blend playful imagery with calendar lore to engage readers in a seasonal reflection.
In a tale of wealth and wit, Joshua Maynard’s widow widens social circles in New York. She gently probes her friend Lewis Baxter about marriage and money, hinting at a setup with a rich prospective wife. Baxter discovers he is in love with another woman, and tension erupts as motives blur.
A staged one night performance features a dramatic exchange where a woman admits love and a man learns of his own feelings. The dialogue unfolds with mistaken assumptions about marriage and true intent as they confront honesty and timing. The snippet includes other brief items about a Seminary nine and a humorous wife spotting French.
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