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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
7
Local newspaper prices listed for subscriptions and advertising per inch per month. The column comments on elections and policy, noting figures on cotton, Cuba, the Philippines, and republicanism. It mentions Ketchem, Buller, Kruger, Kinley, and McKinley era themes with Democratic opinions and liberty rhetoric.
Hon John R McLean will travel abroad this year and the Ohio delegation to the Democratic convention must cover its own expenses The note makes the burden on Kansas City hotelkeepers more distressing as charges mount
The Republican convention in Philadelphia pledges to launch two major projects before McKinley’s first term ends the restoration of American ships to foreign trade and the Nicaragua Canal. McKinley and Roosevelt are praised for unity and public service amid wartime leadership.
The text extols the Republican platform of 1900 proclaiming the nation should carry freedom worldwide, praise for public schools and labor, and defense against bad money and un-American ideas. It portrays the party as rising to world prominence and forecasts overwhelming public endorsement in November.
The Paris Fair features an open volume exhibit highlighting skill and energy. The U S Government Building nears completion as an emblem of national pride. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is praised as a universal remedy and tonic for constipation indigestion biliousness malaria fever and ague with wide druggist availability.
Hon J P Dolliver of Town gives a nearly two hour address at a Chautauqua event in North Dakota. The program opened with Wesleyan Male quartet and Miss Eleanor Goodman, with Senator Hansbrough introducing the speaker. Dolliver praised early settlers, reflected on U S history, and stressed American identity, ending with a note on colonial history.
The speech praises Washington as the nation’s savior and argues for a broader national role. It defends McKinley era policy, imperialism if needed, and expanded US influence while stressing equal opportunity, anti-wealth domination, and the duty to civilize and educate through military action.
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