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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
4
The notice lists subscription price at 25 cents weekly and a 5 dollar Friday issue date. It names Henry Hale for Representatives with George W. H. Davis and Harry A. Nicholson, for Congress Thomas F. Marshall, D. E. Morgan, Ramsey, and Stutsman as additional candidates or officials.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports the Democratic convention yielded to Bryan and Populist influence, retaining the 16 to 1 silver question in the platform amid heavy pressure. It warns the party remains tied to this coinage stance, with many states likely to oppose it in November.
The piece notes criticism of the Kansas City convention's platform and predicts Democratic repudiation in November, while reporting the death of T. S. Edison at Deaconess hospital in Grand Forks. Edison, a respected local figure, died after weeks of illness with family and friends by his side. He led a broad network in business and civic life and was involved in several fraternal groups. A Christian Scientists reading room was mentioned nearby.
John F Cowan of Devils Lake announces his candidacy for District Judge in the Second Judicial District with a pledge to support Judge Morgan for the Supreme Court if nominated. He frames his run as contingent on Morgan’s nomination and requests assistance from friends across the district. Dated April 24 1900.
A fragmented notice from Ram county lists multiple candidates for local offices including district judge and sheriff. J N Miller and J A Van Liew announce sheriff bids while P Merrick contests Ramsey county treasurer, all subject to Republican county convention and caucuses.
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