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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
4
The Tur miners have reached a settlement, closing a dispute that sparked a broader democratic argument. No details on terms were disclosed. The outcome reduces tensions as officials praise the peaceful resolution.
An exchange claims those voting in 1892 sought change but ended with no financial improvement, reflecting on political promises and personal finances. The remark frames past elections as actions without tangible gains for voters.
Halsted salutes a broad show of support as he campaigns for mayor after receiving a handsome endorsement on Friday evening. The backing signals solid momentum in the mayoral race and boosts his appeal among voters.
Republican success means good government in national, state, county and city affairs. Remember this facet when casting your ballot on Nov. 6th.
Reported unrest from Bryan followers targets Republican speakers in a politically charged scene. The incident reflects escalating tensions as factions seek to sway public opinion ahead of elections.
The notice directs readers to study the official county state and presidential ballots published elsewhere in the issue to mark their choices quickly and intelligently on election day.
The article states Mr Bryan will not seek a second term yet may pursue a first term again in 104. It emphasizes his decision remains open to a potential candidacy while avoiding a repeat of a previous term.
The speaker praises Page Morris as the best representative the Sixth district has had, asserting his record proves the claim and arguing the people won’t replace him with an unknown quantity.
Better county or city tickets have never been placed in nomination than the ones the republicans this year ask the people of Crow Wing county and city of Brainerd to support. That's the reason both will be elect ed.
Voters should note Tuat Truelsen faces criticism for failing to repay police relief fund money borrowed during tenure as mayor. The issue is framed as a key factor in his defeat bid, highlighting questions about financial responsibility and governance.
The article notes a public debt drop of $6,122,435 in the last month and reports Tuk Owatonna Journal launching a daily edition after a strong weekly run under editor J. Frank Dean. It suggests the daily version has not matched the newspaper’s former weekly prestige.
The case was re argued before the Supreme Court on Tuesday with the bench evenly split. Justice Brown did not participate in the first argument and his views will determine the next decision.
The piece argues Truman may win the district seat using Henry Truelsen's questionable business methods as evidence of broader dishonesty. It contends a man dishonest in private life will likely be so in public life, warning voters about public conduct.
The piece argues that if Minnesota Republicans register and vote, McKinley will win the state by a large margin and Van Sant will become governor. It urges every Republican to register first and rally others to do the same to secure Republican success statewide.
Tur Globe cites Democratic county chairmen claiming Lind will win the state. Cullen asserts Lind will carry this county, though widespread view is Van Sant will win by a larger margin than Eustis, who carried the county two years ago. Republicans predict Van Sant up by about 400. if other counties align, Lind is badly beaten.
The district favors the republican slate for state legislature this year. The two candidates are respected by constituents and poised to shape favorable county legislation. Ferris holds broad Minnesota connections and a solid record, while Joel Smith has long aided Crow Wing county and northern Minnesota and would be a valuable House member.
Wheelock's Weekly notes Roosevelt remains a strong, loyal figure despite objections to his role on the ticket. It recalls his actions against the New York police, navy reforms, and Spanish American War leadership, while criticizing Democrats' views of loyalty.
The Little Falls Transcript endorses Hon A F Ferris and Joel Smith as Republican nominees for the state legislature from Crow Wing county. Ferris is a veteran with three terms and strong influence, while Smith is an established local businessman and politician. The district leans Republican and the party unity supports re electing Ferris and backing Smith. The candidates are allied with Senator Nelson and pledged to uphold the Republican slate for the U S Senate.
The Minneapolis Tribune reports two prominent locals changing from Democrat to Republican leanings. James K. Egan, elected county surveyor in 1890, and Fred Keyes, famed architect of city landmarks, declare their turnover complete though Keyes says he has not joined the party, only aligning with first principles and free trade. The article also quotes Rates praising McKinley and opposing Bryan, arguing imperialism, the Philippines, and financial policy justify voting Republican straight down ticket.
Senator Carter lauds Representative Morris as bright, intelligent, high minded and spotless in public life. He urges voters to keep Page Morris in Congress for the good of state and nation.
President McKinley asserts US policy to fulfill obligations in the Philippines through arms victory, peace treaties, and international law. He vows no outside interference, restoration of order, and broad Filipino participation under American sovereignty as a symbol of peace and prosperity.
Senator Knute Nelson, Minnesota's eminent senator, will address Brainerd residents at Gardner Hall on Tuesday evening October 30. The noted speaker is praised for plain logic and deep knowledge, promising a highly convincing, nonflorid address and a memorable public demonstration.
The populists met at the courthouse on Wednesday evening appointing W H Everest as temporary chairman and J M Hayes as secretary, then making the organization permanent. Delegates numbering sixteen attended with Third ward unrepresented. T M Reilly led mayoral nominations but was defeated 12 to 2 after A Olson urged Halsted’s endorsement. Everest won the nomination for manic judge by acclamation amid other party maneuvers.
A political note asks readers if their vote for prosperity now demands renewed support or a shift away. It frames a reflection on policy outcomes and future ballots.
O Lake Park Creamery butter is praised as the finest in the land at E. C. Bane's, highlighting quality and local pride in the dairy product.
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