Bryan declines 1904 bid as GOP gains surface
The Commoner editor Mr Bryan states he will not run for president in 1904 unless conditions arise. Barror Morret of Bismarck gets a regular army appointment. Republicans in Bismarck back Ed Patterson for any rank to keep him away. Recent municipal results show Lincoln voting Republican while Fremont and other towns oppose the demo-pop ticket.
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Mr. Bryan
Bprror Morret
Bismarck
Patterson
Bryan
Lincoln
Fremont
North Platte
Beatrice
Legislative pensions for elderly disabled ex Confederates and Federals
The Tennessee legislature passes a bill granting pensions to all veterans over seventy who are disabled and indigent and not currently drawing a pension. The piece also notes public attitudes on prohibition, local politics in Eureka and Leola, and criticism of antiwar critics regarding U.S. policy in Cuba and the Philippines.
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Tennessee
Cuba
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Poison Laying and Domestic Animal Poisoning Provisions
The law prohibits laying out strychnine or other poison within town limits or near dwellings barns stables or near traveled roads on ceded lands except poisoned grain for gopher control. It also makes willful poisoning or exposing poison to animals punishable by up to three years in prison or a fine up to $250 or both.
Are They Not Good Citizens Charlie Young Answers
Charlie Young of Dickinson writing from Chicago to the Forum defends Russians as good citizens. He notes Russians settled near railroads in Mercer county eight years ago and shipped 250000 bushels of wheat and 10000 cattle, with well furnished houses and churches.
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Charlie Young
Dickinson
Forum
Chicago
Mercer County
North Dakota
Fancher
Briggs
Moore
Jamestown
McIntosh
Logan
Emmons
Morgan
Stark
Mercer
Oliver
McLean
Wells
Canada
Dakota
Russians in North Dakota News Sparks Debate on Taxation and Immigration
Letters and editorials question Russian residents' tax contribution and political leanings while discussing possible immigration shifts. Reports mention Soo Line railway scouting from Ashley toward Aberdeen, hinting at a major railroad movement and ongoing surveying near Fort Yates and around Mound City.
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Eureka Post
Ashley
Aberdeen
Campbell County
Spring Creek
Mound City
Thwarts
As to That Kallread Eureka Post
Reading of the Eureka Post item notes parties arriving from Vanderbilt and South Dakota reporting N. P. survey updates.
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Eureka Post
Vanderbilt, S. D
N. P. Sur
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Minnesota
Fungo
Peter P. Formoe
Bismarck, N. D
W. H. Robinson
Douglas & Mead
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Nordak
General Merchandise
Braddock, Nor Dak
Snyder's Drug Store
J. F. Snyder Braddock
Christ. Wolfer
BTC
Linton
California
Japan
Wescott Building
F. H. Douglass
Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal
Grand Forks
Herald
Eureka
Leola
Veyors
Missouri
Fort Yates
Kulm
Pennington
Greene
Cole
Soo
Green
Gayton
Cannonball
Braddock
F. A. Nolan
Fred. Junce, Jr
W. T. Jacd
N. D
L. Lamb Lumber CO
ST. Croix Lumber Co
St Croix
Dracnastrally
Epory
C. Haas
NOR
W.a.falconer
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JFE
Norton
E. A. Crain
Bank OF Linton
Linton, Nordak
St. Paul
F.M. Loutzenhiser
Dale, N.D
HOTEL
Dewey Avenue
Sala
M. P. Chase
Emmons County Land Office
Slackney-Boynton Land Company
Edward Braddock
Linton, N. D
W. E. Petrie
Ini
Linton, Nor.dak
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