Editorial notes and political scuffles from a Minnesota-North Dakota era rag
The piece surveys reactions to President McKinley’s assassination, Governor Odell’s stance, Grosvenor’s book fund for a McKinley monument, and regional industrial and political developments. It covers rail land migrations into Minnesota and Dakota territories, congressional speculation around Jud LaMoure and Spalding, and local court episodes including a scandalous attorney remark in Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Davis
P Sande
Minneapolis Journal
North Dakota News
Judson LaMoure
Pembina
Congress
LaMonte
Spalding
Cass County
Marshall
Jones Fights for Re election Facing Clark Challenge
Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas battles for reelection after a campaign launched two weeks ago with high hopes. Clark, a former Arkansas governor and former opponent of Senator Berry, failed to win a single county against Berry, signaling a shift in Jones's standing. Jones has spent extended periods away from Arkansas in Washington and other cities, weakening his connection to constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baive
Bale Cotton Trust
South
Arkansas
United States
Senaner Jones
James K. Jones
Washington
Clark
Berry
Jones
Senator Berry
Senator Jones
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
New York
Arkansne
Night Alarm Triggered by Child's Croup Rescue
Mrs J C Snider of Critenden Kentucky recalls her brother’s baby with croup nearly strangling before a doctor arrived. She credits King’s New Discovery with quick relief and a permanent cure, noting it protects her family and cured her bronchial ailment. Available 50 cents to 1 dollar, with a free trial bottle at Bateman’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
J. C. Snider
Critenden
Dr. King
Bateman’s
Jerdee Bound Over On Escape Charge
Jerdee bound over after a preliminary hearing before Justice Palmer on charges of allowing a prisoner to escape. The case stems from Sept. 18 in Hope when he took $100 in gold to insure the appearance of William Morgan, jailed for selling intoxicants, who failed to appear. Morgan’s second offense elevates the seriousness. Jerdee is bound over to district court in $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons E. Jerdee
Hope
Wm. Palmer
Jerdee
Wm. Morgan
Washburn
Morgan
Report of the Condition of First National Bank of Goopers Town
Bank of Goopers Town in Cooperstown North Dakota reports assets totaling 1,507,068 with loans and overdrafts and U S bonds securing circulation. It lists deposits, certificates, notes, and capital figures, with H A Langlie as cashier and GEO B Clark asNotary Public approving the statement sworn Oct 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank OF
Gooperstown
Cooperstown
Atate
North Dakota
Banivies
National Bank
Griggs
H. A. Langlie
H.A. Langlie
Modern Woodmen Benefit Dispute Upheld by Court
The U.S. Circuit Court in St. Paul affirms that habitual late payments by a member do not void a death benefit if the local lodge collected assessments within the by laws window. Laura Tevis case originated in Minneapolis with Popular Camp No. 3794.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
United States Circuit Court
St. Paul
District Court of
Minneapolis
Modern Woodmen of of America
Laura C. Tevis
Tevis
Buck Jens Arnica Salve Cures Burned Child’s Sores
W H Bada of Jonenville Virginia recalls painful childhood burns that caused lasting sores for 30 years. He credits Buck-Jens Arnica Salve with complete healing after all else failed. Sold by Bateman & Co. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bada
Jonenville
Buck- Jens Arnica
Bateman & Co
McKinley Memorial Book Prospectus Offers Orders
A royal promotional appeal seeks subscribers for a McKinley Memorial Fund book. It promises a deluxe photo portrait and urges sending 12 two cent stamps for a prospectus, claiming 50,000 copies will sell locally and offering a yearly contract and manager position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
National Capitol
Canton
McKinley
White House
Continental Assembly
Corcoran
U. S. Treas
Washington, D. C
What's Your Face Worth and The New Life Pills Ad
A wartime style advertisement claims sallow complexions indicate liver trouble and promises clear skin with Dr. King's New Life Pills. It touts rosy cheeks and a rich complexion with a 250 price at State Man's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Sateman's
Public Health Notice Urges Typhoid Disinfection
The county board of health, after a September meeting, orders all residents and house owners in the village and townships where typhoid fever exists to disinfect all catch basins and receptacles with chlorine or iron sulfate, and to remove refuse regularly. Dated Cooperstown September 23 1901. Signed by P R Truss Haw and Benj Tortor, with notary public approval and bank officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Health
Cooperstown
P. R, TrussHaw
Benj Tortr
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New -Rockford
Traumript
Charley
Charles
New York State
Odell
Grosvenor
Taa
Wfe
Gen. Grosvenor
MccKinley
Topeka
Kansan
Binding Twine Trust
North Dakotowa
Bartlett
Aesistant
Cushing
Buffalo
Bismarck ‘Tribune
Minnesota
Dakotas
Twin Cities
Cassidy
Soo Road
Rogervelt
Nelson A. Milee
Eens
Corbin
Miles
Jud Lamoure
Stat
Chavess
Tiablo
Fig Fish Pond
Thomas Lipton
William Bidderous
Sturgla
Herried
Supreme Court
Sturgis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Ecalla
Keough
Valley City
Amos We'mner
Frazee
Minn
William Long
Judge Johnson
Wetmer
Lang
Geo. B. Clark
Griggs Co
N. D
Cootes, Et. Jones
G.H. Compr
William McKinley
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ceresee
Leven
Pension
Sun Axe
al Ab
PraTnoys OL Pakora
Caauier
Ve Seuss Bank
Gartorg
Saval Friewold
Jonny Arvanson
Leck
W. C. Himeson
Prop
Japan
Heinz India
Thompson Bros
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