Debate and tragedy color Chicago dispatches
The piece notes the Harr Harvey debate drawing national interest amid press bias. It also recounts Charles Gorman shot by police while attempting robbery after failing to send money home to his wife and children, ending in his death and a sobering reminder of hardship. It closes with a remark on Vanderbilt diamonds and Wall Street coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell G. Harr
William Hope Harvey
Chicago
Gol-Lite
Harr
Michigan
Tom Cat
Charles Gorman
St. Paul
Garden City
Twin City
Gorman
Vanderbilt
Wall-street Press
Fessenden Advertiser Calls for Help for Major Edwards Reform
The paper urges all circulating boys to assist Major Edwards in pushing reform measures while wondering why Senator Haggart is not asked to contribute similar support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em Mons
Fessenden Advertiser
Major Edwards
Haggart
North Dakota Newspaper Union Editorial Trick Revealed
An odd volley targets readers as the Muscovite Tumbleweed Commission’s editorial imprint allegedly infiltrates patron pages after the union faced broad rejection for printing it at home. The piece shields a broader dispute over editorial placements and reader trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Union
Woolgrowers Meet in Bismarck Discuss Tariff and Legislation
The Bis marck Tribune reports the July 3 state woolgrowers semi annual meeting in Bismarck. Dugald Campbell presided, Chas Krauth was secretary, and thanks were given to the legislative committee for pursuing favorable wool tariff actions. A committee was named to press North Dakota representatives for sufficient duties to keep out foreign wool. references to Senator Hansbrough and Congressman Johnson’s support were noted while Senator Roach opposed protection and endorsed free wool.
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Bismarck
State
Woolgrowers’ Association
Dugald Campbell
Emmons County
Chas. Krauth
Morton
E. H. Wilson
Legislative Committee
North Dakota
Congress
Hansbrough
Johnson
United States
Roach
North Dakota Wool Growers Aim For Market Day System
The North Dakota wool-growers meeting notes no price change overall this year with local gains in fine fleece areas. Proposals seek centralized market days, railroad rate reforms, and a Missouri river shipment plan to St Louis to improve freight and profits, backed by a stronger regional organization and higher output.
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North Dakota
Hebron
Glen Allin
Jamestown
C. F. Beardsley
St. Louis
Missouri River
Northern Pacific Railroad
McLean
Mercer
Oliver
Morton
Burleigh
Emmons
Kidder
Logan
Macintosh
Dakota Farmer
McIntosh
McKinley Favored at Cleveland Delegates Meeting
The Bis marck Tribune reports Ohio delegates at the Cleveland convention showed strong support for McKinley as the likely presidential nominee with broad regional backing including Ohio Illinois Kansas Nebraska Arkansas and southern states while Foraker was viewed as senator front runner. Voters also noted no formal boom effort was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bismarck Tribune
McKinley
League
Foraker
Ohio
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Arkansas
New York
Maine
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Relief
For over fifty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teething children, easing gum pain and wind colic. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. marketed as the best remedy with incalculable value. Ask for Mrs Winslow's and avoid other brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Winslow
Town Notes Roundup from North Dakota County
Sheriff Shier visits town as farmers face swarms of laborers and booming crops in Red River Valley. J L Boutillier advertises soaps and 14 pounds rice for a dollar while noting beaver creek mail link and haying trips to Stutsman county. Local editors praise North Dakota papers and urban ornamentation improvements in Bismarck.
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Red River Valley
J. L. Boutillier
Williamsport
N. D
Harper Simcoke
Clayton Worst
Stutsman County
North Dakota
Warden Wilson
Bismarck
L. A. Couch
Kupitz
Beaver Creek
Hampton
Winchester
Lot Koker
John Kennedy
Myrtle Koker
Harry Procunier
Moscow
Idaho
Michelson
Squire Edick
Wesley Baker
Livona
G. Haak
Iull
Big Timber
Mont
Rowerdink
Jacob and
Arnoldus Ouwerslout
Guv. Worst
Agricultural College
Fargo
The
Mandan
Emmons
Worst
Gerrit Haak
Hull
Westfield
Fargo Argus
Times
Harvest hopes and local notes from Glanavon and Glencoe
Regionwide correspondence notes fine showers boosting corn in Glanavon and Glencoe. Haying active with slow rests due to showers. Mrs. Cannon injured on horseback near Leonard ranch. Crops looked strong, Harris district books welcomed, and Harris school plans a new organ. Preaching and Sabbath school held at Glencoe church.
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Glanavon
Allie Seymour
Allie
North Dakota
Bales
G. W. Hanley
Winona
Mat Chase
W. W. Putnam
Spicer
Eber Putnam
Joe Allen
Hanlwyy
Lew Doerschlag
Cliff
Lew
Glencoe
Auditor Moorhouse
Sheriff Taylor
Harris
Werner Company
Harris School
Capital City Chips and Local Happenings
News notes from Bismarck report frequent stock trains, Dr. Bentley planning a sanitarium at St. Alexius Hospital, and Editor Foley noting silk-worms on box elders. Gov Allin spoke at the Presbyterian church. Warden Wilson starts driveway work to the penitentiary. George W Streeter to stay until next July with possible alias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
St. Alexius Hospital
Foley
Wilson
George W. Streeter
Yimtown
Tuttle
Stevens
Bismarck Tribune
Tribune
Wild-plum trees proposed as upland snow fence
The writer favors wild plum trees for snow fences on uplands. A four year grove proves their toughness, forming a dense thicket. They resist drought and extreme cold, making them a dependable barrier.
Williamsport District No 6 School No 2 Report
School report from Williamsport district No 6 in Bismarck North Dakota dated July 22 1805. The note records days taught pupil enrollment aggregate teaching days attendance and membership figures with five pupils present every day and thirteen aged thirteen or older. The writer H I Howanp offers best wishes to all pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Williamsport
II. H. Howanp
Pleasant View Sunday School Picnic Notice
Sunday School report from Pleasant View in Logan district records July 21 session with 4 officers 3 teachers and 25 attendees funding 22 cents. Plans a picnic at Mr Mandigo s hay barn July 27 at 3 p m everyone invited bring baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Logan
Theunday-school
Mandigo
Stray Roan Stallion Colt Picked Up in Williamsport
One roan two year old stallion colt found near Williamsport North Dakota. Owner urged to call, pay charges, and claim the animal. J H Ronrsson is listed as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ronrsson
Williamsport
N. D
Lost horses near Hampton ranch offered reward
From the range on Horsehead creek about April 15 a brown mare about five years old weighing about 1000 pounds with a star on the forehead and brand A on the left thigh is missing. Also a two year old filly light bay with white on the left hind foot and a star on the forehead. Ten dollars reward for return to L. E. Pierce at his ranch two and a half miles east of Hampton post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsehead Creek
Hampton Post Office
L. E. Pierce
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Dakota Block
Bismarck,n.d
Custer Hotel
L. C. Creen
W. IL. Yeater & Co
Walliamsport, N. D
J.L. Boutillier
Williamsport, N. D
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Steele
the Times
Degraff's
Fourth Street
Bismarck, N. D
H.L. Michelson
Buckeye Mowers
Harvesters
Bindinc Twine
Louis Larson
Main Street
I. C. DeGraff
Boots Anishoes
John P. Hoagland
Contractor & Builder
Adamant
W. H. DE Craff
Brsmanck
Macs Jaszkowiak
Buchanan Valley
W. Lynn
Emmons Conny Winchester
Streeter
Obert L. Murdy
Mound City
South Dakota
H.W. Grambs
Sheridan House
E. Carlson
Fifth Street
Mmons County
N. C
Grand Forks
Oolen
Stickney
North Side
R. A
Steele, N. D
Henry Mayer
B. Andrus
Notary Public
Winona, N. D
Gulf River
Bismarck, N.D
J& Drafts
Europe
S. Mi. Pve
G. B. Little
D. R. Stree
Ee Dakota
Pioneer Journal of the
Tue Kent
Cromwell
England
Ireland
Steve
Nero
Caligula
Shier
J. L. Boutilier
E. Coover
Capital City
Gov. Allin
Presbyterian Church
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