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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
7
The text features Beveridge praising the current campaign as constructive and condemning opponents. It argues the Philippine situation will improve under American rule and cites a Marion Kansas death from a fish barb wound as a detached incident.
The article argues that fair wages lightens burdens and supports independence, while low pay yields penury. It urges wages adequate to keep homes comfortable educate children thrift and support the elderly, reflecting McKinley’s acceptance speech themes.
M A Hanna reports Croker is pleased with New York prospects. He claims Bryan promised Croker control of Federal patronage in New York and that Croker could install former Senator Murphy in Bryan's cabinet if elected.
The report notes Geo W Comer out hunting yester day shooting twenty honkers. Dad Owen is described as a prize fighter in rising form. Local figures Metcalf Atkinson Beatty Gerard Ransier Cannon appear in varied activities with political and business ties.
A local ad offers enlarging of all portrait types at low prices with first class work guaranteed. The advertiser urges patrons to leave orders at People's Furniture store and states he will call in person soon. Enn ie Greenberg, evils Lake.
The Republican Central Committee announces Hon. Frank W. Cockburn as manager of the Ramsey county campaign. Born in Guelph Canada in 1860 he moved to North Dakota in 1881 and settled in Pembina county. A major livestock dealer in Devils Lake he praises farmers for selling at high prices and urges a strong straight-ticket vote on the 6th next month.
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