Texas voters deliver four more years of prosperity
The article notes a Democratic win in Texas with Truelsen referenced, condemns imperialist cries, and rejects sham reforms, promising continued prosperity despite political shifts.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
4
The article notes a Democratic win in Texas with Truelsen referenced, condemns imperialist cries, and rejects sham reforms, promising continued prosperity despite political shifts.
A brief notice states Bryan and its movement were defeated and not likely to return, with officials hoping this conclusion lasts for all time.
The newly elected Republican legislature plans to return Sex Baron Nelson to Washington as part of the ongoing political reshaping. The action follows the recent election and party leadership changes.
The Tus election appears to have reduced nuisances as Pettigrew and Lentz were both defeated.
Channie Towne laments that the American people have traded their liberty for the promise of a full dinner pail. The remark reflects a mood of disillusionment with economic relief and government policy.
Ole Erickson is described as a skilled wood sawyer who hustles to keep his job. He shares tips with friends in his circle and emphasizes practical know‑how over formal credentials.
Spectulation is futile as the landslide results stem from voters unwilling to abandon prosperity for the promise of democratic era soup houses. The passage signals a shift away from welfare ideals toward new governance.
The election of Hon. W.S. McClenahan as district judge is hailed as a gratifying result. Brainerd will retain one of the state’s ablest jurists, and the contest’s endorsement is seen in his triumph.
Congressman Morris is reelected for the third time by over 7 000 votes in his district, showing increased support in every county. Crow Wing County boosts his margin by 791 versus Truelsen, while Stearns County swings to Morris as the Democrats claim a large lead for Truelsen.
L. W. Burrell returned from the Twin Cities with firm orders from Farwell Osman Kirk Co Jenney Semple Co and other wholesale houses for about 2500 worth fish plates and structural iron He plans to add facilities including a five horse gasoline engine to handle the work keeping his men busy through the holidays.
Advertises Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents for all ages including children and adults. Lists McFadden Drug Co. and H. P. Dunn & Co. as sellers.
D. M. Clark & Co. carries a complete line of harness goods for horse tack and related equipment.
Poem recounts a robin nesting in a climbing vine and singing near a window. The speaker recalls feeding the mate, watching birdlings grow, and the southward migration on an October day. It ends with hopeful lines of reunion in spring and shared care for fledglings.
A mother who died on a day of rain is remembered in verse as she believed the sun shone and life was bright. She worked hard and felt the weather never gray, even as sorrow followed.
The late Joshua Maynard left most of his fortune to his widow, Mrs. Maynard, who leads a quiet social life in New York. She urges her friend Lewis Baxter, a war journalist, to marry for money while confessing she is in love with another woman. She presses him about a romantic alliance with a moneyed heiress, prompting a tense reaction as he reveals his own love.
Brainerd High School defeated Little Falls 16 to 10 in a spirited game at the N P shop yard witnessed by 500 fans. Joy Cross sparked the local offense with decisive runs while Brainerd halted a heavier foe with determination. Next Saturday Brainerd visits Aitkin for a rematch on the shop yard gridiron.
Henry Brand describes the blackfish feeding on shrimp and small crabs at Holland’s Samling in Jamaica Bay noting its crushing teeth and slow feeding. A century and a half-old Azores brig, abandoned after drifting in ice, yielded furs worth 4000 and two barrels of beef, then vanished without a trace of its name or owners.
A one night encounter leads to a shocking confession as LT admits she is in love with Lewis and reveals she believed she urged a wealthy match for him. He questions the implied alternative while she explains the timing of her feelings and a past bluff.
A brief humor piece notes a back and forth about language skills between Johnson and Thompson. The joke hinges on a wife claiming to speak French, while an observed waiter supplies the evidence by his facial reaction during a conversation.
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