Inter Ocean Devils Lake Advertises War Story Series
Friday issue of the Inter-Ocean announces next week the start of Gen Charles King’s war story Found in the Philippines. The notice touts King as America’s greatest writer of fiction and promises historical sketches and thrilling adventure from the Philippine islands. The paper outlines subscription and advertising rates and notes it is the official paper of Devils Lake.
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Inter-Ocean
Chas. King
Philippines
Gen. King
America
Independent View on Philippine Commission Report
The Philadelphia Times endorses the commission’s value assessment of the Philippines and supports continued American rule. It cites strategic importance, economic potential, and duty to grant self government and protection, opposing calls to abandon the islands. The piece credits American military victory and treaty terms, and rejects those who would retreat and cede wealth to former rulers.
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Philadelphia Times
Alexander McClure
the Times
Philippine Commission
China
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Far East
Parting shot on parties as Gold Standard gains
Editor Paradis bids farewell to the fading Democratic Populist and Free Silver alignments. He argues the public clings to McKinley era policies gold standard expansion and prosperity while warning against fusion tactics and political shifts. The Bottineau News notes farmers in favor of gold and expansion across the county.
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Paradis
St. Paul
Democratic Party
Free Silver Party
Grover Cleveland
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Pole
McKinley
Bottineau
Bottineau County
Knights of modern knighthood praised in long editorial
A sweeping editorial extols the duties of citizens and public servants in building humane government and aiding the less fortunate. It lauds Admiral Dewey's Philippine policy, condemns anarchy in the islands, and praises North Dakota’s investment and housing incentives while contrasting old chivalry with contemporary knightly virtues in everyday service to others.
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Jena
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Gold theft myths and a tonic remedy in one column
The piece notes uncertain Klondike gold losses amid Royalty evasion by miners. It travels into how a weak system invites illness and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a medicine that builds the body, aids digestion, relieves constipation, supports kidneys and liver, and fights malaria.
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Klondike
Present Day Thoughts on Nineteenth Century Knighthood
A satirical critique contrasts old knighthood with modern life. The speaker questions whether a medieval hero would fit today, challenging ideals of power, work, and respect for women. He argues chivalry relies on unspoken servitude of the lower class and is morally hollow.
Knight of Today Seen Along All Pathways
Sparse remark notes a figure described as a knight present along every route, visible to those with clear perception. The line suggests a symbolic watcher or guardian figure accompanying various paths and journeys.
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Ices
Timely aid from Dr. King's New Discovery saves two lives
Mrs George Long of New Straitsville Ohio escaped a dreadful tragedy after a lingering cough worsened nightly and resisted remedies. A single bottle cured her and also treated Mr Long's pneumonia confirming the medicine's value for throat chest and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at C W Greene's drug store with bottles priced at 50 cents and 1.00. Powell the land man offers farm loan services.
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George Long
New Straitsville
Ohio
Dr. King
Long
C. W. Greene
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