North Dakota politics and national notes in brief
A mosaic of political chatter from North Dakota and beyond. Mentions Gen Harrison and the New York Sun welcoming West Virginia to the union. Blizzards on the Atlantic coast contrast with North Dakota’s sunny fall weather. Plummer discussed for governor of North Dakota. Gen Hanerson comments on press silence and public speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Plummer
Alaska
Plummer
North Dakota
New York Sun
Weat
Virginia
United Estates
Atlantic
Hanersor
Quay
Dakota Republicans Voice to President Elect
Barry Hill cites Gov Melletta and Delegate Gifford as overstepping in inviting Gen Harrison to address the Dakota question. He argues Minnesota politicians should not mediate Republican wishes and suggests Ralph Hill would object. Dageta Republicans should refrain from criticising Minnesota actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Hil
Minneapolis
Melletta
Gifford
Harrison
Dakota
Ralph Hill
Minnesota
Dageta
Dakota statehood debate stalls amid population doubts
Bill Springer argues Dakota should remain a single territory rather than split into two states. He claims the population cannot exceed 1,150,000 and warns division would fail without Democratic support while predicting potential admission as two states if Republicans control Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turbon
Bill Springer
Dakota
Thave
Dakotas
Illinois
Congress
Free trade plea sparks party clash in Iowa Leader
The Des Moines Leader urges Democrats to drop tariff reform rhetoric and rally for free trade, claiming the party must reveal its true stance amid calls for a 40,000 vote margin in Iowa. A Gregoville Daily News inquiry yields a cautious reply with no public statements planned.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Lowe
Talget
Campaign message on southern policy and Republican stance
The speaker recounts frequent solicitations to speak on various topics and explains that he has declined. He notes disappointment among supporters over the campaign by stating that, once calmly considered, people may see no unfriendly intent toward the South. He argues Republican policies are wholesome for the nation and that local concerns would settle themselves if aligned with their approach.
Democratic North Dakota Leaders Support Statehood for Dakota Montana and Washington
Democratic leaders in North Dakota advocate admittance of Dakota Territory Montana and Washington as states in response to a Republican victory. The piece argues party loyalty shifted after the election and asserts the Dakota Democracy repudiates prior national policies while endorsing the Republican platform on new statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Dakota
Montana
Washington
Northern Territories
Union
North
South
Lican
Cleveland
Democratic House
Dakota Democracy
City Printing Debates Official Paper Status Amid City Control
City officials discuss which paper should receive municipal printing contracts as both The News and The Nowa struggle with ownership by city officers. The council shifts to favor the paper most benefiting the city's welfare, ending the era of political vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowa Ty
Isde
Treas i
Nowa'in Iheame
Papera Beng
Oliver
Thera
Ini
Ocmén
Prom Mr Springer's Territorial Talk Raises Dakota Bill Pressure
Prominent New York promoter Mr Springer vows to keep up territorial agitation. He argues Republicans should advance a Dakota bill at once and push a plan admitting three of four proposed territories. He urges persistent effort to shape the territorial admission debate and sideline other bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sevon
Frost Of Death Claims Mrs Grace F Lord In Cando
Mrs Grace F Lord wife of cashier J Lord of Cando died at her parents home in the city at 3 o clock Wednesday morning. Funeral at 3 o'clock Thursday from MLA church. She was 22 or 23 years old, married a year ago and lived at Charas Ferry. Her illness began with a severe cold that worsened into bronchial trouble. The family and many friends express deep sympathy. Also notes on relatives moving and local correspondence about postal mixups in Jamestown and Jerusalem.
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Grace F. Lord
J. Lord
T.C. Lapham
MLA
Doceaasi
Charehs Ferry
Lord
Avi
Chill
Hanno
Noonan
Exrne-Ocay
Huck Ingham
Rian G. W. Huckingham
Chicago
Sam
James Henley
Tondon
Ont
Pickering
Minneapolis
Wabasha
Plainfield
Oconomowoc
Milwaukee
RowRo
Cooke
John J. Cooke
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Cooke
Edith
Conavious
Almosy
Mass Meeting for North Dakota Constitutional Convention
A mass meeting of Ram sey county residents is called for Saturday evening to choose representatives for the North Dakota constitutional convention in Jamestown on December 3. Statehood support is urged by D. H. Anasnovon and D. Punctvan, chairs of the Republican and Democratic committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey County
Court House
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Street Grading Assessment and Neighborhood Reforms
A fragmented account describes porch scenes and garden shadows as a family gathers at dusk under vines and wicker chairs. Urban notices follow about street grading in Arnold Avenue and city engineer actions, hinting at tax or assessment implications for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
Washington
Washington Coe
Providence
Ciiy
Bia Toninatae
Ton
Arnold Avenue
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Tneente Ieaper
Nied Gener
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Jory -Brown Post
Camelton
Twrme-Ocean
Gregoville
8.C
Daily News
Minneapolis & St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis & St. Lonia
Slont
Albert Les
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Denver
Jing Jupuin Pallman
Ty K. A. Whitaker
Lev’s
Inter Ocean
Daan Sin
Jamestown
Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post Office
Priogleas
Lapiam and Family
Bence ‘Takou
Chas. Adler
Boston
Abe
Ahs
Pilind Etneet
Herman Huesgen
First National Bank
Grand Forks
Ana Thorn
Land Ofice
Dlacrt Court
Dak Histee
Te Jura
Tung’ Awe
Dak
Vieerty Jboob Friedman
Licks Bitar
Ibis Tess
Davidson
Nathan Horwitz
A. Qresabany
Senda Gitman
Sehapera PO
Ramey Cou
L. Grant
North Shore
Devilslake
Henry Cordner
Puishman
Fourth Street
Eweah
Bitinneer
Bearett Bros
Twin Cities
H. Cordner
TT. Loos
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Albert Lea
Dako
Manitoba
Paints
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis & Manitoba
A. Whitaker
Pass
Ant
Mia
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Sade
Day Books
T.S. Cordner
W. A. Telegraph Office
Alco
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