North Dakota Political Record At St Paul Kindergarten Meeting
Devils Lake and North Dakota politicians gather in St Paul for a Kindergarten club report and a potential merger rumor. Key figures include Judge Cowan, Fred Baker, and many state leaders, with officials defending against merger pressure and noting election roles.
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J. J. Hill
Big North
Gov. White
Comstock
North Dakota Men Rally Behind Cowan for Senate
Dispatch from St Paul reports Judge John F. Cowan of Devils Lake ND is a senate candidate with backing from Alex McKenzie and Jud LaMoure. The so called Kindergarten club meeting at Merchants hotel signals a hard fight on Hansbrough for the seat, with North Dakota leaders vowing a full scale campaign through the year.
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H. M. Creel
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United States Senate
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Alex. McKenzie
Jud LaMoure
McKenzie Standard
Time for the Twin City push on Hansbrough seat
In Willow City Eagle and Neche Chronotype commentary, Leatherdis criticizes Judge Cowan for seeking a U S Senate bid, arguing voters favor Hansbrough and Cowan lacks broad support. The piece notes Cowan rose quickly from county attorney to attorney general and district judge, but unlikely to win now. It condemns aggressive press tactics by Fargo Call and Grand Forks Herald and threats to Governor White.
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Lnto
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White
North Dakota chief executive guards state from alien schemes
The governor resisted joining the Van Sant Lowry anti merger cabal as friends warned. North Dakota should be praised for having a leader with common sense and moral stamina to prevent the state from becoming a pawn for schemers abroad or ambitious politicians at home.
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van Sant-Lowry
North Dakota
Troubles of Judges in North Dakota District Courts
The piece notes district judges lack respect due to political entanglements. Lauder and Fisk dodge criticisms from the supreme court while Winchester is derided by Ed Patterson and Con stable Clark. Cowan quarreled with John Cochrane, leaving only three judges.
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Ed. Patterson
Constable Clark
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John Cochrane
Experience Should Count in Oakes Senate Fight
Judge Cowan recently fined Attorney Cochrane for contempt of court raising questions whether that will or will not make him United States senator. Cowan has many friends who would rejoice at a Washington seat but Hansbrough brings twelve years experience that should not be laid aside for another good man.
North Dakota politics stir over Hansbrough beef
Lisbon Free Press notes a sharp attack on Senator Hansbrough by critics in North Dakota coverage shared with the St. Paul Pioneer Press. The piece argues Hansbrough is sound despite opposition, reflecting mixed Twin City press views on regional politics.
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Lisbon
Senators work on Fort Totten treaty ratification bill
Washington dispatch reports Senator Hansbrough reviewing special agent reports on the Devils Lake Indians cession and in conference with Inspector Mc Laughlin and Special Agent Armstrong who drafted the agreement. They are drafting a bill to provide necessary legislation to ratify the agreement.
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Minneapolis Journal
Hansbrough
Devils Lake
Senator Receives Letters on Land Donations
The senator has received numerous letters from parties nationwide expressing desire to donate on lands as soon as they are opened.
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Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall's Cure
Consumer warning against mercury containing catarrh ointments. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo is mercury free and taken internally. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Also notices for Hale Family Pills, Russell & Schultz coal and wood, and McKibbin hats offered by F. W. Mann & Son.
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