Democratic Jack-o'-Lantern in Tariff Debate
The piece argues the Inter Ocean errs on reciprocity treaties, defending McKinley era tariff policy. It warns Democrats aim to split the North and solidify the South over tariff reform, predicting another 1902 political split and urging support for existing laws. It ends with notice of a funeral held for a recently deceased invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Globe
Inter- Ocean
Clay
Blaine
McKinley
House of Representatives
Globe
Pioneer Settler James T. Colville Dies in Devils Lake
James T. Colville a founder figure in Devils Lake and one of its early settlers died at home on Saturday November 9 1901. He was born in 1833 in Ohio and spent much of his life in New England before moving to Dakota Territory in 1888 and settling at Devils Lake in 1889. After months of declining health he remained active in his business through the summer.
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James T. Colville
Devils Lake
Mr. Colville
Ohio
New England
Territory of
Dakota
Freshwater Visit to Devils Lake Deaf School
Mrs Edna Wilson and Freshwater district pupils toured the deaf and dumb school at Devils Lake on Friday. They praised Prof Bangs as principal for his capable leadership and noted outstanding language and writing work comparable to grade schools.
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Freshwater
Inter-Ocoa
Edna Wilson
Freshwater District
Deaf and Dumb
Devils Lake
Bangs
Prof. Bangs
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Lincoln
Grant
Congress
Grand Forks
A. D. Cleveland
Devils Lake, N. D
W. W. Wood
First National Bank
A. O. Whipple
H. E. Baird
Savings Bank Department
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F. W. Cooxsuen
B. B. Stuart
J.J. Him
E. J. Bap
D. W. Ensien
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Shakopee
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