Roosevelt and slate of state officers listed for election
A long listing names Theodore Roosevelt for president Charles W Banks for vice president and a full ticket of electors and state officers including secretary of state auditor treasurer superintendent of schools attorney general and agriculture and railroad commissioners with district and legislative candidates.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. ‘Rbanks
A. Peterson
W. L. Stockwell
C. N. Frich
Announcements of Republican County Officials Candidacies
A scanned notice lists candidates for county offices under the Republican banner including sheriff treasurer register of deeds and commissioner. Names such as A W Cosswenn and P. Berg appear alongside announces of intent to run before the county convention in August.
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A.W. Cosswenn
Msoy
Myzelf
Page A. Daren
Register OF Deeds
P. Berg
Chinnd
Kopper St
Rumecy
Republicans
Davile Lake
Republican County Convention
George L. Jaxxs
I Tereby
States Winey
Anderson
Democratic contrasts in tariff and free trade debate
The piece argues the Democratic party has abandoned its historic free trade and free silver stances, while praising the Republican party's consistent protectionist policy. It recalls Grover Cleveland, McKinley, and Sheridan to urge adherence to proven policies and warn against shifting principles for votes.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
Ohio
Sheridan
Cedar Creek
Democratic
Davis Profile Critics Say He Lacks Statesman Qualities
Critics argue Henry G. Davis is not a man of the people or a statesman and accuse him of being a financier with rebel-era fortunes. They say his senate record shows no initiative on registration and describe him as bookish and money driven, though he could supply campaign funds.
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Henry G. Davis
Mr. Davis
Senate
Editorial Angers Readers Over Copy Practices
A Baltimore editor rails against syndicated opinion pieces flooding rural papers, decrying lack of local color and sincerity. The piece cites a Review of Reviews article on Japan and praises Devils Lake on improving police and anti graft measures under Ralph Wheelock's Minneapolis Tribune note.
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Tims
Opening of Devils Lake reservation praised for order
The piece notes calm crowds and orderly conduct at the Devils Lake reservation opening, predicting a record for law and order. It also cites John Sharp Williams admitting gold standard is now a fixed policy and references Kan sas City platform ideas at St Louis. It mentions North Dakota Republican convention and a strong ticket offered to voters.
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Devils Lake Reservation
John Sharp Williams
House of Congress
St. Louis
Bryan
North Dakota
Quiet New England Town Seeks Drawing Crowds
The town remains orderly and calm as election crowds loom. Estimates vary on turnout with guesses ranging from twenty thousand to fifty thousand, though about twenty thousand present may be in the city at peak, with many residents traveling to register and later visit drawings.
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New England
Newal
Go South Farm Values and Railroad Aid Offered
Jno M Beall Assistant General Passenger Agent Mobile and Ohio railroad St Louis Mo invites inquiry for cheap farm values and unprecedented manufacturing opportunities urging contact to connect buyers with opportunities.
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Jno
Graham's Island School District No 15 Board Minutes
Local school district in Ramsey County North Dakota releases brief 1905 1904 year official notes. The fragment references the Graham's Island district and a numbered year entry.
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Graham's Island
County OF Ramsey
State OF
North Dakota
Last Indian reservation opened for homesteads predicted
The Devils Lake Indian reservation is described as the final fertile tract to be opened for homesteads, with no future opportunities to secure a home in a civilized, prosperous area. The piece notes waning global interest in the Russo Japanese conflict as Russia nears submission to Japan.
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Devils Lake Indian Reservation
Land Seekers Arrive En Masse for Registration
Crowds descend as the registration opens in days. Many seek homes among county real estate offerings and government lottery winners. most are steady, workmanlike entrants with funds to buy desirable parcels. Ramsey county appears set to gain substantial land buyers from the influx.
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Ramsey County
Ton’ Loerning
Grafter
Sharpord
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