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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1895
Page
4
The Mora Tribune reports a severe blow for Rushville with a $12,000 fire. It notes political snippets on candidates and editors, including Davis, Clough, Berg, and Boaldwin. Red Lake lands opening for settlement and Cass County’s regional division are mentioned as local developments.
Congress met Monday and a representative urged that lawmakers act for the entire public rather than favoring any single party. The reminder stressed duty to the whole electorate.
TheHon SBM Owen and the sage of Niniger seek the Populist nomination for president in a contentious bid as party leaders in a bleak political moment.
The article notes that arguments used by supporters of sound money and the true friends of bi metallism mirror those historically used for the single gold standard.
A six column notice from The Big Lake Gazette features W Ve Davee presenting a neat clean appearance though noting his field is rather limited.
The article asserts Spain will maintain rapid progress and likely suppress the Cuban rebellion soon, suggesting future success comparable to past efforts as Gabriel blows his trumpet.
Since the Tribune’s arrival Mora is recognized as a notable place. A substantial citizen calls Mora the best advertisement the town ever had, highlighting its growing reputation and local pride.
As predicted by the Trimenxr weeks earlier, the effort to arouse support for John D. Rockefeller at forty, Aft, and seventy-five cents a line has failed. The reaction has already set in.
Speaker predicts a strong gold bag showing as the next Republican state convention convenes, claiming the silver craze is fading while gold becomes the dominant trend among supporters and donors.
Czar Thos B Reed was unanimously nominated by the Republican House caucus for speaker. If the National Republican convention confirms him for president, the people are expected to elect him almost unanimously.
The state legislature will redraw legislative districts with a long and bitter fight. Southern members resist surrender of current advantages while the northern region aims to marshal its strongest men to the House.
The Tripune objects to equal tax rates for Minnesota Eastern and St. Paul and Duluth, arguing the latter with 700 600 acres land grant should be taxed differently. It advocates taxing land to correct perceived inequities in gross carmings taxation.
The Fairmont Sentinal recalls ailing finances with talk of a third bond issue and idle silver in Washington vaults, blaming foreign gold influence while noting currency expansion calls. Local notes report social events, accidents, and small-town trades around Mora, Opstead, and Grass Lake with multiple residents and businesses mentioned.
A Tribune Special notes Alex Moire from Hillman visited Darragh last Saturday. Mr Welch visited from Store TRNt and returned. Martin Nelson, a Mora resident, made a pleasant visit last Sunday. August Johnson of Neal Bros. lost a finger on November 27 while handling rail iron on the cars.
Special to the Tribune reports A G Sandberg busy making ties. Davil Carmicheal Sr returns from Stillwater. Mora visits, Pennington moves outfit to Wisconsin. School to start December 6 due to delay in finishing the new schoolhouse. Serial postmaster Filman seen taking mail from Enele Sam’s home. The Hillmen correspondent notes reader familiarity with recent events and hints at retaliation rumors.
Special to the Tribune notes Albin Wicklandes travelled over Snake Monday and Tuesday. Saniel Mattson and John Hageberg returned last Sunday the 20th for a visit in St. Cloud. Rev. E S Swenson of Pine County is conducting religious services.
John Sellstedt returns home from Mansfield for a visit while N E Ramgren and John Bodin visit Mora. Several residents travel for work, visitors call on Gustaf Nordin and C H Ramgren hosts. Thanksgiving passes with a skating gathering and a weekly bicycle light sighting signals social activity.
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