McKinley Admin Backed in North Dakota Forward Push
A political ad denounces the Bryan faction and urges North Dakota Republicans to back President McKinley. It extols his administration as advancing national progress, notes wartime unity, credit restoration, and imperial influence while urging supporters to rally behind Republican principles and candidates to keep North Dakota in line.
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William McKinley
Bryan
Philippines
Chicago
North Dakota
State Ticket Candidates Fired Up by National Debate
A heated discourse centers on the state ticket amid warnings against party tactics that could harm national unity and economic growth. Critics argue that endorsing risky platforms would devalue the currency and hinder business and industry.
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Philippines
Absorption of Democratic Party into Populism Critiqued
The St Paul Globe repudiates Bryan’s ticket calling it Populist in character. It argues democracy no longer exists as a party, swallowed by Populism, with leaders aligning to sound money and Populist ideas. The Globe remains independent, refusing to back Bryan and preserving Northwest credibility.
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St. Paul Globe
Bryan
Democratic Party
St.Paul Globe
Globe
Northwest
Marshall and Hildreth in Fargo Contest Strong Republican Support
Friends of Representative Spalding back Marshall as a capable, progressive Republican from Dickey County. They note he will uphold GOP policies and governance. Hildreth of Fargo is criticized for sympathizing with the Philippines and admiration for Aguinaldo, seen by readers as a crank on that issue.
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Representative Spalding
Marshall
Dickey County
Hildreth
Fargo
Aguinaldo
North Dakota’s Political Leanings and Bryanite Views
The piece argues North Dakota voters favor Marshall over Hildreth, opposing Bryanite positions on the Philippines and 16 to 1, while criticizing Hildreth as a misfit for Congress. It notes editors and party dynamics, praising Eaton as sensible, and condemns Bryan's control of the Democratic convention.
Loyalty to the North Dakota Republican ticket urged
An editorial urges loyalty to the Republican state ticket citing North Dakota’s reputation for honesty and progress. Col Albert Clark counsels choosing the party with the greater good in community. An editorial critique of fusion forces claims their plea fails to persuade readers.
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Peo
North Dakota
the Plaindealer
Tom
Commonwealth
Grand Forks
Col
Albert Clark
Boston
Orleans County
Democratic State Ticket Nominees Named in North Dakota
The Democratic and Populist parties in North Dakota on Thursday evening nominated their slate for state offices. Electors M. F. Williams Cass Chas Applequist Dickey Chas Haupt Ransom. Congressman M. A. Hildreth Cass. Governor M. A. Wipperman Richland. Lieutenant Governor F. W. McLean Cavalier. Secretary of State J. F. Williams Grand Forks. Auditor S. K. McGinnis Statsman. Treasurer J. P. Birder Walsh. State Supt Mrs. Laura J. Eisenhuth Foster. Commissioner of Insurance W. M. Campbell Barnes. Attorney General John Carmody Traill. Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor S. Torgerson Traill. Railroad Commissioners L.
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Richland
Ielaon
Mclntosh
Thos
F. Marshall
Dickey
D. E. Morgan
Ramsey
F. B. Fancher
Statsman
Frank White
Barnes
D. M'Millan
Cavalier
Benson
North Dakota
M. F. Williams
Cass
Chas Applequist
Chas
Haupt
Ransom
Congress
M. A. Hildreth
M. A. Wipperman
F. W. McMcLean
J. F. Wiliams
Grand Forks
S.K. McGinnis
J. P. Birder
Walsh
Laura J. Eisenhuth
Foster
W. M. Campbell
John Carmody
Traill
Agriculture and Labor
S. Torgerson
State central committee picks leaders in Fargo gathering
Stavenheim Cass and L. L. Lewis were named chairman and secretary of the state central committee. Other listed attendees include Stark Jos. Morrison Pembina Thos. Kleinogle of Fargo and BE Carruth of Grand Forks.
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Stavenheim
Cass
L. L. Lewis
Stark
Jos. Morrison
Pembina
Thos. Kleinogle
Fargo
BE. ©. Carruth
Grand Forks
State Central Committee
Condensed Wisdom From The Chicago Record
The piece mocks political figures and international events. It notes Mark Hanna and a senator targeting doubtful Chicago states while warning against traffic disruptions. It cites a Japanese resident complaining of trolley lines dividing the island and a general caution about open doors and imperialism. Astor is described as elusive.
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Chicago
Mark Hanna
Senator Jones
Forty Years Among Cannibals A French Adventurer Writes
A French adventurer who spent forty years as a captive among cannibals in New Africa plans to publish a book. He reflects on his joyous release and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia constipation indiges tion biliousness nervousness and insomnia urging readers to ask for the genuine with a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
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New- Africa
For Sale Horsemanship gear and trap by H L Wivemay
For sale a horse with harness and trap also a single harness and saddle. Sold by H L Wivemay.
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H. L. Wivemay
Freshwater News Roundup and Local Happenings
Leila Lake led the C E meeting last week in Freshwater. A dance was held at Mr. Kelly's on Tuesday and another at Mr. Weavers on Thursday the 19th. Mae Brooks boards in Devils Lake this week. Ole Leet and family moved to their claim for the summer. Rail contractors progress and will move three miles south this week. Haying began Thursday and farmers face poor crops with discouragement. Chautauqua poison marred the beauty of twin townships. Tom McKinnon passed through Freshwater en route to Devils Lake reporting dash crop troubles.
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Tom McKinnon
Devils Lake
Dash
Vacancy in Fargo Second District Judge Seat
A vacancy will exist in the district judgeship of the Second district for one month. Judge Morgan will be elected to the supreme bench and assumes duties December 1. His successor does not begin business until January 1.
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Fargo Forum
Morgan
Supreme Bench
Residence on Sixth and Kelly Avenue H L Wineman
A brief notice records the residence of H L Wineman located at the intersection of Sixth Street and Kelly Avenue. The item notes ownership or occupancy details without further context or actions.
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Sixth and
Kelly Avenue
H. L. Wineman
Ice and Wood Seller Office Moves Next Door
The notice states the ice, wood, and ground feed business remains open, will attend to farmers' grist as usual, and will operate from an office next door west of Crawford's blacksmith shop while rebuilding. Telephone: 24. LaRve Minter Uo.
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Crawford
LaRve-Minter Uo
Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Persuades Against Experiments
An advertisement argues that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the best female remedy after thirty years of proven use. It warns against trying new treatments, claiming hundreds of physicians endorse the product and urging women to rely on trusted experience rather than experimentation.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cured Irregular Periods with Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Woman reports long suppression of menses followed by treatment with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She credits three to ten bottles with restoring menses, strength, and health amid prior physician advice and failure. Additional testimonials from Ella Quinney, Mrs M W MrtuzR, Mrs W H Watters praise relief from ovarian and womb troubles using the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lena Garnes
Visalia
Tulare Co
Cal
Ella Quinney
Stage Street
Haverhill
Mass
Lydia E. Pickham
M. W. Mrtuzr
Canal
Backache and Womb Troubles Solved by Pinkham’s Compound
Two readers describe long term female weakness and backache relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Fouayo of Monett Missouri reported bedfast illness and prior medical failure, then gained forty pounds and full wellness. Miss Stevensoy of Allto, Illinois said years of leucorrhea and fatigue ended after one bottle and she now feels better than since childhood.
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Ilinois
Lydia
Pinkham
Fouayo
Monett
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Stevensoy
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