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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
4
The Devils Lake newspaper lists advertising rates 1.50 per year 1.00 if prepaid 1 per inch reading notices 25 cents per line for first insertion 5 cents per line for later insertions 25 percent off yearly contracts bills collected monthly second class matter official paper Republican ticket McKinley Roosevelt slate national and state politics included
The Inter Ocean urges North Dakota Republicans to vote straight for McKinley and the Republican slate, condemning Democratic charges as false and praising Thomas Marshall, Major White supporters, and the party’s record. It also profiles Michael Doran and condemns Bryan, warning of “knockers” and stressing unity behind Lincoln and Grant era principles.
The article traces M A Hildreth changing his stance on the Philippine question after prospect of Bryan nomination emerged. It argues his shift shows how seeking office can alter political positions and even imply denouncing the U S government’s war-time responsibilities.
Ex President Harrison says he is too old to travel for speeches but offers a hopeful view for Americans. He praises Republican economic policies under McKinley and believes a fall administration change could threaten the prosperity he describes.
The piece urges voting straight Republican to block fusion and independent candidates. It endorses Geo. W. H. Davis Harry A. Nicholson for Twenty first district, Henry Hale for state senate, and John F. Cowan for district judge. It warns that Bryanite influence and prohibition opposition threaten the party and economy.
The piece endorses David Bartlett for lieutenant governor and praises George Emslie, Herman Rutten, and Emil Eich for various county posts. It urges voters to cast a straight Republican ballot, noting strong confidence in candidates and warning against scratching names.
Campaign managers urge voters to back the entire Republican county ticket. They describe all candidates as good men and highlight T. Thoreon as a splendid clerk of the court.
The secret service finds another band of counterfeiters and seizes a large supply of bodius bills. They warn buyers to beware of imitations and highlight Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted remedy with many imitators but no equal for indigestion and debility.
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