Nation divided by Norse votes sparks North Dakota debate
A Sheldon Progress led editorial denounces Scandinavian influence in North Dakota politics linking telegrams in Norwegian to votes for M N Johnson and U S senator amid calls for national unity and fair press practices. It laments official printing favoritism and urges readers to demand county papers for delinquent tax lists and fair paper selection.
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Sao Soma
Ayear
Sbesor
St. Home
M.N. Johhson
U. S
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M. N. Igelleon
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Johnson
Kosch
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Congress
North Dakota
Hoach
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Sheldon
Mad March harassment hits Senator Hansbrough and papers
Washington correspondent cites Hansbrough speeches from 1896 in a rapid defense of Republican principles. Grand Forks Herald and Fargo Argus editors retaliate with sharp attacks while Winship refuses to publish or retract, accusing Hansbrough of false statements. The dispute inflames the local press and undermines credibility.
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Echo
Fargo Argus
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Argustai
Scandinavian expose adds facts on Johnson methods
A leading Scandinavian figure, whose sharp expose of Johnson’s methods ran in Inter- Oesan last week, has supplied the Bismarck Tribune with additional details. The observer corroborates and expands on Johnson related papers, signaling continued scrutiny of Johnson’s political conduct.
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Johnson
Inter- Qesan
Bismarck Tribune
Poljamist Seeks Expulsion Over Choper Credentials
A willful debate unfolds as Poljamist challenges Choper credentials and faces possible expulsion from membership. The group weighs its majority verdict while addressing the legality and duty to uphold standards.
McCumber Named U S Senator In Field Caucus
Word reaches here that in last night’s field caucus Hon. P. J. McCumber of Richleid county was chosen for United States Senator. McCumber, a leading North Dakota lawyer, is expected to satisfy statewide expectations. The Leeds Review promotes immigration to North Dakota and boosts its local paper status. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to purify blood and cure various ailments in promotional copy.
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P. J. McCumber
Richleid County
United States
McCumber
North Dakota
Leeds Review
Simpking
Cyclone notes and political sparring in state affairs
A fragmentary report details a hoped cyclone warning from Bishop Shanley and an ongoing power struggle among Johnson associates. It notes a committee to inspect state institutions, funding warrants for the legislative assembly, and railroads granting passes to Johnson supporters while others pay fares.
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Denny Hannafin
Sam Bradford
Shanley
Legislative Assembly
Robinson
Twitchell
Johnson
Twin City Paper
Marshall
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Catarrh and Prostration
An advertisement-style testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured catarrh rheumatism and nervous prostration. A Dakota man reports left side pain and breathing trouble resolved after four bottles. Another New York commenter says six bottles ended a nervous prostration illness.
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Mnnan
Kampeke
Booth Dakotes
Bronx Falls
Booth Dakota
North Dakota Senate Rally Faces Tangle Over Support
The Fargo Argus reports on Senator Johnson’s bid and the shifting loyalties among lawmakers, editors, and lobbyists. It notes Decoy fears fragmentation from opposing blocs, ties Johnson to McDonald’s Perth appointment, and cites tensions with Minnesota allies.
Brush and Pencil January issue highlights color plates and art pieces
The January Brush and Pencil features two color reproductions of Chief Geronimo by H A Burbanks and a painting of Reading of the Declaration of Independence with strong light shading. It reviews E C Tarbell, Milwaukees Layton Art Gallery report, and notes on lithography, gallery papers, and art instruction across media and studios.
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H.A. Burbanks
New York
Mise Ostertag
E. C. Tarbell
Boston
Pattison
Chicago Art Institute
Layton Art Gallery
Milwaukee
January 1894 issue dazzles with art and cures
The edition highlights six pages on art including Indian style parlor furniture carved woodwork brass work and hand painted hangings. It also touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with testimonials from Texas and Maine and notes the Morrell Cancer Institute opening in Caribou Maine amid claims of remarkable cures.
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Frokruyor L. A. Barter
Beate Thes Kiondike
A. C. Thomas
Marysville
Tex
Klondike
Maine
Morrell
Caribou
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