22 Jun 1904
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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1904
Page
1
An informal ad style fragment discusses summer clothes from Bart, Schaffner, and Marx. It notes chic, youthful style and questions who is entitled to wear such outfits, hinting at price as a factor in choosing apparel. The piece reflects casual consumer chatter on wardrobe trends.
Prominent local notice advertises current prices for Veribest canned meats this week. It highlights available varieties and urges shoppers to compare value and quality within the seasonal sale.
The June 3 convention opened with prayer by Rev. Cox and heard credentials rejected seating factions from Wisconsin and Louisiana. Speaker Cannon took the chair as the platform was read praising the Republican party history and Roosevelt as successor, condemning McKinley’s death, endorsing tariff policies, the Monroe Doctrine, Panama Canal, and the gold standard.
Fragmentary remarks recount a permanent chairman praising the family day and union work. An ovation followed as Senator Pyuks delivered an oration. The address stressed keeping prime rates steady unless driven by clear interest demand and warned against entrusting changes to others.
A fragmented report outlines a national gathering of grain dealers and associated buyers. The text mentions inspections, associations, and campaign education efforts with references to June schedules and state involvement, but details are garbled.
Chicago report on June 22 notes the North Dakota delegation stayed neutral as Senator McCumber opposed Hansbrough tariff plans. Delegation chose not to object and allowed Hansbrough to present his case before the resolution committee tonight. Party mood hints at desire for schedule changes but remains unsettled.
Chicago June 22 The North Dakota delegation organized as follows Committeeman Alex McPormner Organization H M Scr ae McKenzie Resolutions H C Hansbrough To Notify President V B Noble.
London dispatch reports a Russian force marching through a ravine nine miles south of St Kai on June 19 was surprised by Japanese artillery. About twelve hundred Russians were killed or wounded as the ambush unfolded, with losses listed as around 1900 in chaotic casualty tallies.
Rumor says General O ku plans to join General Kuroki as he moves to meet him with Cossacks reported advancing, suggesting a possible link up between opposing sides amid ongoing maneuvers.
Tokio dispatch says Japanese boat junk leaving Pon Arthur Tuesday reported two Russian torpedo boats and the steamer Sie Tai Fioy sunk by mines. One fist.
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