Regular Republican Candidates for North Dakota Election
A list of Republican ticket items including Taft for president Little for U S Senate Hanna Gronua Johnson Lewis Blaisdeil Brighthill McKenzie McCue Smith Gilbreath Cooper Wright Mann Osborn Reid Streeter Tuttle with a note on this being the final Record issue before the primary and a call for support of Tuttle and Streeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
Ohio
United States
C. B. Little
Burleigh
Congress
L. B. Hanna
Cass
A. J. Gronua
Nelson
C. A. Johnson
Ward
R. 8. Lewis
Alfred Blaisdeil
D. K. Brighthill
Towner
D. J. McKenzie
Sargent
T. F. McCue
Foster
Public Instruction
Fred E. Smith
Richland
W. C. Gilbreath
Morton
E. C
Governor's secretary appeals to Warleigh Democrats
Pat Byrne the governor's secretary and Warleigh county Democratic central committee chair urges Warleigh Democrats through the march newspapers not to be swayed by Republican candidates. He notes each GOP hopeful needs thirty percent of their party's last state race vote to earn a spot on the November ticket.
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Pat Byrne
Warleigh County
Democratic Central
de March
Beeroiiry
True Republicans urged to vote in Emmons primary
The piece urges every true Republican in Emmons county to vote in the upcoming primary next Wednesday. It notes early campaign tensions with the assistant Democrats denying they were insurgents and describes efforts to secure delegates to the Minot convention. Speaker Twichell visited the county to bolster the insurgent cause.
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Emmons County
Minot
Twichell
Simons
Johnson Candidate Praised Across State Press
The We state and western counties support G A Johnson’s bid for governor praising his honesty, devotion to state interests, and equitable representation. The Lotline Courant on May 15 1908 notes broad favorable reception as supporters see him as a strong Northwest choice.
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G. A. Johnson
Johnson
Politien
Great Northwest
Gomes
Mr. Johnson
Lotliness Courant
Nor Trealy
Residents Question Political Influence in Burr Oak District
Two Burr Oak residents accuse attempts to sway voters for Ster ola by claims of county tax savings through settling with the Northern WVaelfe Mailway company. They ask if Macdonald’s statements are true and note the public is not informed. They state Northern Pacific taxes were settled at Williamsport under treasurer Allen and auditor Braddock, and Mr Herolz had no involvement.
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Burr Oak
Macdonald
Herols
Sterola
Wvaelfe Mailway Company
Donald
Northern Pacific
Williamsort
Allen
Braddock
Herolz
Land transfers link local officials to Hackney group
A long standing tax land transfer under Woods tax law moved county lands to Hackney oynton Land company for back taxes. Lobbyists Herolz and C A Patterson spearheaded the deal and later acted as agents. Observers doubt they will discuss the transaction with voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackneysoynton Land Company
Herolz
C A. Patterson
Hackney, Boronton Company
Mr. Macdonald
Hero
Spalding Seeks Democratic Nomination for Supreme Court
The article notes Judge Spalding will not avoid the Republican primary result and may run on the Democratic ticket if defeated. It argues his effort undermines Republican support, cites his 19 opinions since Feb 7, 1907, versus Fisk 57 and Morgan about 50. Edward H. Wright is praised as fit and experienced for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Supreme Court
Spalding
Fisk
Morgan
Edward H. Wright
Justice
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Wright
Stalwart State Committee Defends Railroad Tax Policy
The Stalwart State Committee at Bis marck issues a plain statement denying claims that railroads pay unfair taxes. It argues the constitution prevents higher taxes on any property class and notes railroad taxation is already close to equal with other properties. The piece urges readers to read the referenced article carefully.
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Klsewwiens
State Committee
Bismarck
Twichell
John Burke
State Board of Equalization
Minster
Burke
Confederate Reputation Haunts Butler Flight of Oath Promise
A fractured scene shows a Confederate officer coerced by General Butler into swearing loyalty or facing exile to Ship Island. After taking the oath he quips that both men are now loyal citizens, prompting Butler to reply with cautious doubt while recalling Stonewall Jackson at Chickamauga.
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Teo Fluck
General Butler
Cilehkatuttieen
New Orleans
Stonewall Jackson
Chickamauga
Butler
Lilm
Ship Island
A Financier
A father explains to his son that a financier differs from a regular merchant by the power to make the government sit up and worry when his affairs go awry, a remark from the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kollo
Washington Star
Insurgent loyalties in Kidder county lawmaker story
North Dakota 1907 turmoil over party split shows Representative John Story of Kidder siding with insurgents and Democrats to thwart Republican leadership in the Tenth Legislature. An editorial lauds Charles A. Johnson of Ward for loyalty by accepting the Speaker role amid party fracture.
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The
Record
John Story
Kidder
Bismarck
John Storey
Kidder County
Charles A. Johnson
C. A. Johnson
Ward
Ward County
Johnson
Missouri Slope
North Dakota
Gronna Seeks Republican Nomination for North Dakota Seat
A. J. Gronna announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress from North Dakota. He reflects on three years service, noting challenges as a new member, and appeals for voters to endorse his record in the June 24 primary. Washington, May 7, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
North Dakota
A. J. Gronna
Washington
Spalding Seeks Reelection to Supreme Court Bench
Hon. B. F. Spalding, Republican nominee, seeks a regular term on the state supreme court. A longtime Fargo attorney with about 28 years of practice, he began his judicial service last year after a vacancy appointment. Endorsed by Cass County bar and state attorneys, his candidacy aims to succeed himself at the June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Spalding
Supreme Court
Spalding
Cass County
Judge Spalding
Fargo
Supreme
Supreme Bench
North Dakota
Emmons
Charles B. Rainey
Benjamin F. le
E. A. Crain
Margaret Burge
Marion F. Burge
George W. Burge
E. Burge
Edna I. Broman
Jennie Burge
Benjamin Duane Burge
Benjamin F. Burge
Linton
Cranes B. Cakley
Enace St Thety
Terrapin in London Provokes Coast-to-Coast Quip
A New York Press excerpt recounts a pompous American at the Hotel Cecil ordering Maryland terrapin with the bones, only to be told the bones are not served. The exchange leads to a change to terrapin en brochette as the cook is consulted.
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London
Cecil
Paris
Maryland
New York Press
Changed Ownerships in Emmons County Real Estate Transfers
A scanned list from the registered deeds records shows numerous US to private transfers and various warranty, patent, receiver, and dower deeds. Names include Edward W. Steiner Friedrich Schafer Frank A. Kuehn Matt F. Egan Joseph Miteel Anne Bakker Charley De Witt Johann B. L. Biegler Ludwig Krum I F Zeller Anna Baxter Michael Boksy Lambert Bakker Egan to Egee and others with parcels in 30 14 74 19 130 75 and surrounding townships.
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United States
Edward W. Steiner
Friedrich Schafer
Frank A. Kuehn
Matt F. Egan
Joseph Miteel
Anne Bakker
Charley de Witt
Johann B. L. Biegler
Johann P. Wohl
Cathrine Egan
Charles I Egee
E. B. Smith
H. A. Arm Strong
Linton
Ludwig Krum
Jacob Krum
Peder Swenson
F. Zeller
Anna Baxter
Michael Boksy Jeff
E. Martin
Lambert Bakker
Isaac E. Shepard
John Laman
Braddock
A. J. Hanson
Northern Land and Investment Co
A. E. Puffner
Wyrand
Land and Investment Co
Nhf
Adam Mitzel
W Albin Schneider
Albin Schneider
Willis P. Sawyer
C. L. Sawyer
Notice of Local Election Polling Places and Officials
The notice sets the November 14, 1906 election for county officers, judges, and council posts with polling sites across Precincts 1 through 24 in Burr Oak to Buchanan. It lists voting hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and names specific inspectors, schoolhouses, and residences serving as polling places in each precinct.
Hon Georg M Young for Congress from North Dakota
Valley City candidate George M. Young of Valley City North Dakota born in Ontario. He moved to Michigan in 1888 and North Dakota in 1890. He served two terms in the House and two sessions in the state senate. He championed grain grading reform and helped establish a state controlled flour and grain testing plant at Fargo for farmers. He pushed the Personal Injury Bill at the House floor and passed the Corrupt Practice Act to clean elections. He introduced and fought for an anti pass bill.
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George M. Young
Valley City
N. D
Huron County
Ontario
Michigan
North Dakota
Senate
Fargo
United States
Valley City Times-Record
Estray Horse From Premises In Hague North Dakota
Notice of a missing horse described as a 1908 model weighing 800 pounds with bay color, branded L 8, white fore and hind legs, last seen near Hague North Dakota. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Details provided June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasnres Sad Hague
N. D
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Bumons County
D. R. Streeter
W. H. Mann
House of Representatives
W. P. Tuttle
Alexander Macdonald
Storey
House
Tuttle
Streeter
Chexamaugaz
Argonaut
MR. Storey
Femons County Record
Theodore Roosevelt
Tenth Legislative Assembly
Tenth General Assembly
Democratic Party
United States Court Room
Burleigh County
Eri
United States Court
Wankinson
J. FE. Treat
Samuel Adis
A. FE. Jones
Rone
C. B. Andrus
C. W. Buttz
J. F. Brodie
Joseph Crawford
W. Simpson
Jacob Rohs
Chapman
Stalwarte
Fred &. Carter
N. Stevens
Will Sinclair
HOR
Singleton
Weé- Gerry
Jaume
Peewee
Jacob Kopp
W Nickolaus Ternes
Nickolaus Ternes
Agriculture and Labor
District Court
6Th Judicial District
Dick F
Oode of
Deeds
Pee
Li Tendent
Ict
Les
Board of County Comms
H. D. Smith
Denham
Farrell
John Baker
Livona
Wesley Baker
Gayton
G. W. Gilman
Hampton
Inges
School House
Wm. Rowse
L. M. Doerschlag
Cherry Grove
Stieltz School-House
E. F. Savage
Hazelton
S. F. Wright
Logan
Wm. Baxter
Tell
P. G. Levin
Lovell
J. H. Jennings
McCully
Charles DeWitt
Dakem
Bosch
Wm. Maxwell
Exeter
Anges
Sebastian Wald
Thomas Mastel
Hague
John van Vugt
A. W. Sims
Strasburg
John J. Baumgartner
Westheld
Vanshex's
Louis Dornbush
Union
Insor
Barend Looyenga
Emmonsburg
Wm. Macnider
Winona
Lincoln Jay
Putnam
Cliff Putnam
Glanavon
Stephen Silk
Buchanan
Buchanan School House
A. E. Dutton
A. D
J. G. Pitts
Geo. M. Young
Estray
North Dakot
Carley
Carey
Ester
John Hi. Owe
Chase
Florence Beas
Horace
Potter Ans
Rae
North
Ths
Adelbert Son
Port Leyden i
Lewis
Iakota
Charles
NOK
O. Smith
Bath Ly
A. M. Britts. Ror
Emmons County Abstract Company
L. A. Weatherby
Almira
John Peterson
W. C. Wolverton
Linton, North Dakota
Oriicm
Flaberty
L'Harnas
Gady
Coolet
Francis Tacdhowis
Pwelfth Street
Iisroar Sf
Iritelt
Founpo
Lintin
Department OF the Interior
Biswanee
James W. Clement
Genome
N.D
Umber
Christ Naaden
Thor Nasden
John McCrory
JH. Jewell
Register
Charles Baresyudge
Linton Bakery
North Dar
Smith & Irvine
Oscar H. Will & Company
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