Emmons County Record items mix national focus and local officials
The Emmons County Record notes UK Boer negotiations failed and Gen Botha rejected Kitchener terms, reports a dissolved partnership between Hambrecht and Maddux of New Rockford, and claims NP Railway funds may move to a syndicate. It highlights Andrew Carnegie’s philanthropy, Missouri Slope reforms funding in Mandan, and confusion over salary approvals for county commissioners in new counties.
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Great Britain
Botha
Kitchener
Hambrecht
Maddux
New Rockford
Duxie
Ham
Converts and politics in a county town
A young man from a distant part of the county stayed in Linton and visited the Record office. He learned about political shift from local talk and a delegate who once supported McKinley but shifted beliefs for money. The note counters anti McKinley rhetoric, citing solid employment and rising exports showing economic growth and prosperity in the United States.
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Linton
Record Office
Fargo
Pelf
McKinley
Imelican
United States
Great Britain
Harrison Dies. Ex President Remembered as Honest Statesman
English and British newspapers debate evading American manufacturers encroachment while Ameri can voters back Republican policy. Benjamin Harrison died last week of pneumonia in Indianapolis. Born 1833 in North Bend Ohio, he rose from Union Army officer to senator and president. He was a brave veteran respected by foes for his honesty and statesmanlike bearing.
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Benjamin Harrison
United States
Indianapolis
John ‘Scott Harrison
Congress
Ohio
William Henry Harrison
Tde Ceased
North Bend
Miami University
Cincinnati
Indiana
Sherman
Atlanta
Resaca
Peach ‘Tree Creek
Harrison
Hooker
United States Senate
Grover Cleveland
Associated Press
South Africa
England
Harneon
Major Opinions Across Papers On Newsroom Rivalry
Fargo Forum editor Streeter faces criticism from Steele Ozone and a bank in Emmons county as a rival paper. The Minneapolis Tribune notes Canadian volunteers blame British officers for losses in South Africa. An Omaha dispatch reports horse shortages delay the Fourteenth cavalry battalion’s deployment to the Philippines from Fort.
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Minneapolis
South Africa
Omaha
Fourteenth Cavalry
Philippines
Fort
Leavenworth Bids For Horses Rejected In Regiment Plan
Six bids for horses for the regiment averaged 148 per head, far above prior 45 and 850. All bids were rejected and new proposals issued, covering the entire middle west beyond Missouri's territory. Due to urgent need for animals, bids will be received by telegraph.
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Leavenworth
Department of the Missouri
Middle West
State News Clippings From North Dakota Papers
State auditor calls in wolf-bounty warrants to 7 500. Mandan Independent objects to indecent cartoons of McKinley. Fargo Forum notes Bismarck prayer for Sud extension and hopes for Milwaukee extension from Eureka. Reports on Napoleon Homestead and Carrie Nation photo. Wahpeton Gazette cites Philippines sentiment among soldiers. Orrin Hart surveys Emmons county Missouri river area. Carrington forms Farm Mortgage Trust with 100 000 capital. Davidson Jr. president Beiseker VP McCue Sec/Treas. Eureka Post reports 522 head cattle from Minnesota for summer near Winona. Fargo Call denounces divorce scandal coverage. Max Wipperman marries Augusta Olsen in Wahpeton. Wahpeton Globe cautions smallpox risk. Minot Reporter complains of Bismarck restaurants. New Rockford Transcript mocks Capital City editorial. Eureka Blade notes Henry Van Beek moves to Iowa for children education. Jamestown Alert frost six feet deep. climate debate. An editor’s joke prompt leads to subscription payments. Chicago Sunday school item about wise men.
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Kulm
Carrie Nation
Wahpeton Gazette
Philippines
Purdon
Napoleon
Orrin Hart
Missouri ‘River
Emmons County
Farm-Mortgage Loan and Trust Company
Carrington
C. M. Davidson, Jr
T. L. Beiseker
T. F. McCue
Eureka Post
F. A. Sherwood
Minnesota
Winona
Fargo Call
Fargo
Yan Lt
Max Wipperman
Augusta Olsen
Wahpeton
Bismarck
New Rockford Transcript
Ward County
Capital City
Eureka Blade
Henry van Beek
Westfield Township
N. D
Sioux County
Iowa
van Beek
Westfield
Jamestown
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