54 40 or fight and the Polk eraDemocratic tactics in 1844
The piece argues that Democrats use agitation to win elections, citing the 1844 Polk campaign over the Oregon boundary. It claims the party bluffled into war talks, then surrendered to Britain for political gain, condemning the Democrats as insincere and self-serving in pursuing office rather than principles.
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James K. Polk
United States
Oregon
Democratic Party
England
Polk
Great Britain
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Strong ticket for Twenty first district senate and Ramsey county
Hon Henry Hale for senator Geo W H Davis and Harry A Nicholson for representatives form the strongest ticket ever placed before Ramsey county voters. Hale, a former legislator, is praised for business capacity, integrity and public spirit and is seen as a defender of liquor laws in North Dakota.
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Henry Hale
Geo. W. H. Davis
Harry A. Nicholson
Twenty-first Legislative District
Ramsey County
Hale
North Dakota
Republicans Endorse Davis Nicholson for State House Seats
The party lauds Geo. W. H. Davis as a capable farmer with strong reputation and Harry A. Nicholson as Honest Harry. Both are urged as essential to the Republican legislative ticket, with a call for united support from Republicans to back Hale, Davis, and Nicholson.
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Geo. W. H. Davis
Davis
Ramsey County
Harry A. Nicholson
Harry
Henry Hale
A Worthy Candidate for Judge John F Cowan’s Nomination
John F. Cowan, nominated for district judge at Rugby, is praised as a self made professional with industry and integrity. He is credited with a strong legal mind, has served well as attorney general, and is expected to be an exceptionally firm, respected judge. The piece notes rising support as Judge Morgan’s potential successor and ends with a political aside on tariff policy and a Montana senator’s question.
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John F. Cowan
Rugby
Cowan
Morgan
Supreme Bench
White for Governor replaces Fancher on North Dakota ticket
Governor Fancher resigns due to ill health and doctors advice, with Frank White of Valley City chosen unanimously by the state central committee as the Republican candidate for governor. The piece notes White’s prior service as a major in the Philippines campaign and expected strong support in the November election.
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Fancher
North Dakota
Budger
Jewell
State Central Committee
Frank White
Valley City
White
North Dakota Volunteers
Philippines
Bryanites gain from moneyed campaign tactics
The article notes Bryanite campaign funds are well supplied and skillfully used. T. V. Powderly, in Chicago, claims labor conditions are improving yet says Bryan will not concede this before the November election. It argues for keeping the party in power to maintain stimulation, while English publicists warn Europe that McKinley’s re election and prosperity will strain capital and labor.
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T. V. Powderly
Chicago
Bryan
McKinley
Europe
Keep the flag flying Bryan admits insincerity on treaty
The article mocks William Jennings Bryan questioning his sincerity on the Paris treaty and his free silver stance. It critiques his farm finances, the reliability of his motives, and hints at his positions on trusts, protectionism, and Philippine independence, while noting Croker’s influence in New York.
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Bryan
Bone Yard
Croker
Mr. Bryan
New York
Traill County Times urges Republican voters to register
Editorial by W. W. Tousley praises Republicanism and urges adherence to party duty, stressing that no Republican voter should neglect to register this year.
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Traill County Times
W. W. Tousley
Still More Counterfeiting Exposed By Secret Service
The secret service uncovers another gang of counterfeiters and seizes a large amount of bogus bills. They imitate valued items, notably Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, praised for indigestion and debility. Counterfeits are warned against when purchasing.
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Secret Service
Portrait Enlargements Offered By Local Printer Bennie Greenberg
Bennie Greenberg of Devils Lake advertises portrait enlargements at low prices with first class work guaranteed. He asks patrons to leave orders at People's Furniture store and promises prompt attention, stating he will call soon.
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Bennie Greenberg
Devils Lake
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